Rua da Sofia in Coimbra has changed and some people are already removing flower pots to get throughPhoto by wal_172619 on Pexels
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Rua da Sofia in Coimbra has changed and some people are already removing flower pots to get through

Notícias de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 15:18

The new traffic flow on Rua da Sofia in Coimbra once again generated controversy this Friday, September 11. The street, which has undergone changes in its road configuration, has been causing accessibility and passage problems.

Some residents and users of the street began removing the flower pots that had been installed as part of the urban planning changes, in order to be able to circulate more easily through the space.

The article indicates that the changes on Rua da Sofia had already sparked discussion previously, suggesting that the issue of circulation in this area of the city of Coimbra is not new and continues to spark debate among the inhabitants and users of the road.

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