Top Things to do in Aveiro
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Top 10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Aveiro, Northern Portugal
Discover the best top things to do in Aveiro, Portugal including Ostraveiro, Universidade de Aveiro, Fonte das cinco bicas ou Chafariz do Espirito Santo, Antiga Capitania do Porto de Aveiro, Igreja da Misericordia de Aveiro, Igreja de Sao Joao Evangelista das Carmelitas., Aveiro, Praca Humberto Delgado, The Aveiro Salines, Zodiaco na Calcada Portuguesa.
Restaurants in Aveiro
1. Ostraveiro
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 103 reviews
In Ostraveiro we make aquaculture of oysters and also guided visits to the production. A perfect place to be with family or friends to taste our delicacies. You can book our navy for private parties. - Guided tours: Thursday, Friday and Saturday by appointment and confirmation of availability. - Events or group up to 30 people: Thursday, Friday and Saturday by appointment and confirmation of availability. - Events or groups from 30 people: day to be agreed upon availability confirmation.
Reviewed By TCchills - Lisbon, Portugal
Over expectation from beginning to end. Cool place, amazing oysters and the ice cream, ohhh the ice cream...The owners (Sandra and Sandro) are superb. Congratulations for the project and may the oysters be with us ????
2. Universidade de Aveiro
3. Fonte das cinco bicas ou Chafariz do Espirito Santo
4. Antiga Capitania do Porto de Aveiro
5. Igreja da Misericordia de Aveiro
6. Igreja de Sao Joao Evangelista das Carmelitas.
7. Aveiro
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 509 reviews
Reviewed By LuizDutraNeto - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Traveling from "O Porto" to "Coimbra", we stopped shortly at "Aveiro". A small town famous for its beautiful canals ("Rías de Aveiro"), the colorful boats "Moliceiros", the innumerous Art-Nouveau buildings (as the "Casa do Major Pessoa - Museu Arte Nova"), the conventual sweets ("Ovos Moles d'Aveiro", naturally) and the awesome porcelain "Museu Vista Alegre" in nearby Ílhavo. Unmissable by anyone traveling in Northern Portugal! Enjoy!
8. Praca Humberto Delgado
9. The Aveiro Salines
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By MarinaSchoon - Salmon Arm, Canada
After taking a canal tour that went near the salt beds we asked about seeing them up close and discovered that it was free to walk around them. You can walk all along the beds and there is information in Portuguese and English that explains how the salt is harvested ... a difficult job and still done manually. I thought it was very interesting and made a point to pick up some salt (very cheap! ) from the stores to take home.
10. Zodiaco na Calcada Portuguesa
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