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Coimbra to transform streets, gardens and even hospitals into magic stages

Notícias de Coimbra14 September 2026 at 07:22

The magic festival in Coimbra will transform streets, gardens and even hospitals into magic stages. Over six days, 16 artists will perform in various spaces throughout the city, bringing illusion and close-up magic shows to unexpected locations.

The event aims to bring magic closer to the public in an accessible and innovative way, using non-conventional spaces as settings for the performances. This differentiated approach allows for unique experiences for both the audience and the artists themselves.

Among the chosen locations are public streets, public gardens and hospital units, demonstrating the festival's ambition to bring magic to diverse audiences and contexts throughout the city. The diverse programming includes shows for different age groups and styles.

Why this matters

Coimbra readers have access to free and diverse cultural programming for six days, with magic artists performing in unusual spaces like hospitals, allowing cultural experiences outside traditional circuits. The festival can also boost the local economy and position Coimbra as a cultural tourism destination.

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