The Central Region of Portugal, known as Região do Centro , stretches from the Atlantic coast to the Spanish border and is one of the country’s most diverse areas. Its capital is Coimbra, a historic city famous for its university, the oldest in Portugal. The region covers over 28,000 square kilometers and is home to more than two million people. It includes varied landscapes such as the Serra da Estrela , mainland Portugal’s highest mountain range, fertile river valleys, and extensive forests. Economically, it contributes significantly to the country’s GDP, with industries ranging from agriculture and fishing to technology and higher education. Culturally and historically, Central Portugal is rich in heritage. Cities like Tomar, Guarda, and Leiria showcase medieval architecture, while pilgrimage sites such as Fátima attract visitors from around the world. Along the coast, towns like Nazaré and Peniche are renowned for their fishing traditions and...