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When 13th-century Portuguese Queen Isabel passed through Obidos and marveled at its beauty, her husband King Denis I simply gave it to her. For centuries after, the kings of Portugal followed suit, presenting the picturesque little town to their queens as a wedding gift. With its white buildings shining as brightly now as then, the walled city of Obidos is very popular with tourists, its hillside location offering amazing views of the Estremadura area. The medieval castle is a main attraction.
Restaurants in Obidos
1. Belgituda
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 40 reviews
Bed&Breakfast&beers Description: Old farmhouse, completely restored in it’s old glory. It’s got a pool, sauna, jacuzzi and a huge garden. Located in the middle of nature in a very small village (10 inhabitants). Four bedrooms with double beds each with their own bathroom and an attic with four single beds. Breakfast on demand as well as supper and dinner, belgium, french and mediterranean cuisine. A wide selection of Belgian beers and Portuguese wines at your disposal. Sightseeing: 250meteres from a dam, on the river Oronia. Óbdidos, old middle aged small city. Castle walls still present. 2km. Nazaré, fishing village with a big surf culture. (Some of the biggest waves in the world!). 30km. Peniche, fishing village with beautiful beaches. 20km. Buddah garden and lots of wine quinta’s in the neighborhood.
Reviewed By kevinpZ33CL
Wanted to grab some beers after dinner and found Belgituda. This is an excellent Pub with a large selection of quality beers. Patrick was very helpful with introducing us to some new beers. The back courtyard of this bar has amazing views of the Aqueduto de Óbidos, I would highly recommend you grab some beers and take advantage of a great photo opportunity.
2. Belgituda Beer & Chocolate
3. Igreja de Santa Maria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 423 reviews
Reviewed By Margo7850p
Lovely church. On the outside, it's not that glamorous, but on the inside, it's very beautiful. The church was built in 1148 and rebuilt in the following centuries. It was built on the remains of a mosque which in turn was built on the ruins of a Visigothic temple. The current structure has a Renaissance style. Its interior is distinguished by a painted wooden ceiling and tiles from the 17th century. It was in this temple that the future King Afonso V, then 10 years old, married his cousin Isabel, who was 8 years old. Its surroundings are very picturesque with the square it presides over and the adjoining buildings. A must see in Obidos.
4. Mercado Biologico de Obidos
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4.5 based on 22 reviews
Organic/bio local fruits, vegetables, wine and other products like top quality olive oil, artezanal bread and more.
5. Museu Municipal de Obidos
6. Church of Saint Peter
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4.0 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By LostALot22 - Chicago, United States
This church is in the central part of town. It looks quite old and is really beautiful. It’s great that these old buildings remain standing. Especially in such a beautiful old towns like this.
7. Santuario do Senhor Jesus da Pedra
8. Sao Tiago Church
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4.0 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By cheverney - Evanston, United States
We love bookstores, and this was the most unique one we've seen. It's in a de-consecrated church and even if you are not looking to buy a book it is well worth stopping in and having a look around.
