This is a must for children fron 2 to 80 years old. Not only is it a wonderful way of educating us so called adults about the Portuguese colonies and the great variety of architecture and cultural influences but it is truly delightful. We Brits love our miniature villages (I would say the one on the Isle of Wight is... More

This is a fantastic mini-Portugal, from the history of the discoveries to the types of traditional houses to "famous architecture mash-ups" which are really clever. It is a bit pricey, and it could use a bit more care and upkeep, especially around the colonies' area. Also, it could use a major 21st century updating in the presentation of the colonies,... More

A facinating place to visit with or without children. Learn about Portugese influence around the world and regional features More

Its the fastest way to know all Portuguese monuments and historic places. Excelent for kids and also very nice for Parents. More

When I was little, I used to like this park a lot. It is really fun for the kids as all the monuments and houses are children dimension. I still think kids will have a great time here. However, as an adult, the experience was really different. First we thought it was overpriced ( for Portuguese standards). The inscriptions are... More

If you have childrens, they will love Portugal dos Pequenitos because it's full with little houses and they can enter and play. The adults can also enjoy the little typical houses and monuments and see the most important places in Portugal in reduced size. More

This is a nice half-day excursion for kids. It shows lots of Portugal's best attractions in miniature form. Kids can roam about the place and actually go in to lots of the little houses etc. A fun day out! More

In the lower section of the city, there is a surprising attraction called Portugal dos Pequenitos. By the name you may think this is only for children, but it turned out to be a pleasant place to spend Sunday morning. To enter is 8.95 euros per person. More

If you are in Coimbra do not miss this...I think this is an unusual attraction where you can actually visit the variety of portuguese monuments and types of houses by region. Kids have a lot of fun entering the houses and saying goodbye through the windows, but even if you have no kids you'll have fun for sure! More