- This city is often called the “Portuguese Venice.” It’s full of colorful canals, boats, and houses, with the Ria de Aveiro being the biggest highlight.
- Embraced by the Aveiro Lagoon - Ria de Aveiro - Aveiro can be discovered by boat, on foot or by bike, riding one of the several free bikes of the city, the BUGA.
- To complement this, frequent and excellent value bus services originate from Aveiro city heading to the capital and Porto several times a day.
- Aveiro is a city on the west coast of Portugal set along a lagoon called Ria de Aveiro. It's distinguished by its canals navigated by colorful boats (barcos moliceiros)...
- While in the city centre, make your way to the famous Mercado do Peixe, a traditional fish market that houses one of Aveiro’s most acclaimed seafood restaurants.
- Situated on the edge of an extensive coastal lagoon system, Aveiro (uh-vey-roo) is a prosperous town with a good-looking centre and a youthful, energetic buzz.
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- A very convenient way to see Aveiro if you like to go cycling but don't have a bicycle, is to use the BUGA (Free-use Bicycles of Aveiro) service.
- Still far from mass tourism, the charming Aveiro is a must-stop destination for whomever is traveling around north-central Portugal.
- Historically, the port city’s main industries were fishing and salt. These days, the city is home to a lively student population who attend the University of Aveiro.