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The mysterious "bottomless pit" that remained in the memory of Coimbra

For years, Almegue in Coimbra was known for a curious legend: the existence of a supposed "bottomless well" that intrigued generations of residents and visitors. This story, passed down by word of mouth, became part of the city's collective memory, mixing elements of mystery and local tradition. The article explores the origin and various versions of this legend, as well as the impact it had on Coimbra's cultural identity.

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