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Óbidos, Portugal: travel guide

Picture-perfect walled medieval town famous for its castle, whitewashed lanes and ginjinha cherry liqueur served in chocolate cups.

Country
Portugal
Currency
EUR
Time zone
Europe/Lisbon

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Top places to visit in Óbidos

  • Óbidos Castle

    Fort · about 0.8 h

    Restored medieval castle at the top of the walled town, now a historic pousada hotel.

  • Óbidos Town Walls

    Heritage · about 1 h

    Encircling medieval ramparts you can walk (no railings) for views over red rooftops and countryside.

  • Rua Direita

    Heritage · about 0.8 h

    Main cobbled street of whitewashed, flower-draped houses lined with shops and ginjinha stalls.

  • Igreja de Santa Maria

    Church · about 0.4 h

    Church on the main square lined with 17th-century blue azulejos; site of a royal child wedding.

  • Aqueduto de Óbidos

    Heritage · about 0.3 h

    16th-century aqueduct running ~3km to the town, commissioned by Queen Catherine of Austria.

Things to do

  • Óbidos Walking Tour with Ginjinha Walking Tour · 1.5 h · from EUR 20 per person
  • Óbidos Castle & Town Visit Cultural · 2 h

Day trips and tours

  • Óbidos Medieval Town Walk 2 h · from EUR 20

Where to stay in Óbidos

  • Walled Town about EUR 120 per night

    Inside the medieval walls for a storybook stay; limited parking.

Hotels

  • Pousada Castelo de Óbidos 4-star · EUR 180 to EUR 360 per night
  • The Literary Man Óbidos Hotel 3-star · EUR 90 to EUR 180 per night

Where to eat

  • Petrarum Domus Portuguese · about EUR 22 per person
  • A Nova Casa de Ramiro Portuguese · about EUR 28 per person

Getting around

  • Walking main way to get around

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