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Coimbra
Santo António Dos Olivais

Pedro and Inês Footbridge – Saint Sebastian Aqueduct loop from Coimbra

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Running trails & routes
Portugal
Coimbra
Santo António Dos Olivais

Pedro and Inês Footbridge – Saint Sebastian Aqueduct loop from Coimbra

Hard

4.7

(6)

214

runners

Pedro and Inês Footbridge – Saint Sebastian Aqueduct loop from Coimbra

01:51

17.1km

170m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 24, 2026

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Bus stop

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3.64 km

Pedro and Inês Footbridge

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Coimbra is one of the most important cities in Portugal, once the capital of the kingdom and now a World Heritage Site with a renowned university

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3.96 km

Parque do Choupalinho

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3

11.5 km

Picnic Area

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Green strip, from the city down the Mondego. You walk in the shade of the trees.

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11.9 km

Lago do Choupal

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Nice place that invites you to take a short breather.

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13.4 km

View of Coimbra and the Mondego River

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Beautiful panorama over the Rio Mondego on Coimbra.

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14.2 km

Santa Clara Bridge

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The Ponte de Santa Clara was only completed in 1954 and crosses the Mondego River.

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14.4 km

Santa Clara Bridge

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Bridge crossing the Mondego River. Entrance to/exit from the old town of Coimbra.

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15.3 km

Saint Sebastian Aqueduct

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The original Aqueduto de São Sebastião was built under Roman rule to supply water to the city of Aeminium (now Coimbra).

During the Migration Period, the Suebi destroyed the neighboring bishopric of Conimbriga, whose name and function then passed to Aeminium. After Coimbra was conquered by both sides in the conflicts between Christians and Moors, the aqueduct lay in ruins.

Under the reign of King Sebastian I, the engineer Filippo Terzi (Portuguese: Filipe Terzi), who came from Bologna in Italy, built the current aqueduct in 1583. By using the old foundations and many ancient building blocks, the work was largely a reconstruction and only took a few months.

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17.1 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

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7.37 km

3.41 km

2.41 km

2.31 km

1.46 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

6.50 km

4.22 km

3.44 km

2.11 km

511 m

279 m

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Thursday 25 June

26°C

18°C

61 %

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