There are several cities which benefit from the privilege of being near watercourses. Aveiro is no exception, as its stands out thanks to its famous Ria, abundant in fish and waterbirds.
The "moliceiros", unique boats with simple decoration reminding the naif painting, are also connected to the ria, still collecting the seaweed- a great fertilizer for arid lands.
Please note that the Tour Operator will not always accompany you to every place you visit, but will always explain each one and then give you free time to explore on your own.
The Barra Lighthouse is an iconic landmark located at Praia da Barra in Gafanha da Nazaré in the Aveiro district. Nestled at the mouth of the Ria de Aveiro where it meets the Atlantic, this lighthouse is the tallest in Portugal as also as in the Iberian Peninsula and even in Europe.
A charming coastal village in Aveiro district, famed for its colorful striped beach houses, known locally as "Palheiros".
This fish market is housed in a simple covered structure and runs by the sea, offering a truly authentic, fresh-from-the-ocean experience.
The Vista Alegre complex includes the historic porcelain factory, a museum, an elegant palace, a baroque chapel, a workers quarter, and even a theatre.
Originally used to collect moliço for fertilizer, today these elegant vessels glide visitors through Aveiroˋs canals, renowned for their decorative prows depicting humorous historic or daily life scenes.
Free time for lunch
This stunning baroque church is a true gem and sometimes called the "Portuguese Sistine Chapel"
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