Nice azulejos at the entrance of the village, otherwise a pretty commercialized tourist attraction. Skip it, unless you are too bored and need to kill time :) More

Liked the views and the history. Enjoyable place to walk around. More

There was no stopping myself, every single turn of the walk along the city walls revealed such a perfect view, and every twist of the little stone alleys was so adorably lovely, that I had no camera batteries left for Lisbon. It is definitely worth a day in Obidos. More

A wonderful oldworld city surrounded by an ancient wall. Wonderful small town to walk and shop in. Great coffee shops and very friendly inhabitants More

Obidos is beautiful - charming buildings, good shops and cafes. Well worth a visit, More

You have to go at once to this wonderful village and try the local liquor 'Ginga' which is made of cherries and of course the breath taking view is amazing More

the village is kept the way it was centuries ago: the houses are still painted whit whitewash with blue or yellow lines (no other color is authorise, to keep the houses looking authentic), there's a park outside the castle walls where you can see dears and the landscape where a lagun use to be, you can also sleep in the... More

can get very touristy, and loose its authentic feel. Shops and resturant are a bit on automatic cash register, but it is an extremely beautiful place. More

This enclosed town is a national monument and the cobbled streets in this medieval village makes for a delight way to spend a morning or afternoon. We found walking the castle wall (surrounding the entire village) is best done in the early morning hours where you have it all to yourself. You can walk the entire wall except the north... More