Aveiro, known as the "Venice of Portugal" and for a time called "New Bragança," is capital of the District of Aveiro, with about 61,794 inhabitants.
It is home to a town with 78,463 inhabitants and 199.77 km ² in area, subdivided into 14 parishes: Aradas, Cacia, Eirol, Axis, Esgueira, Glory, Nose, Our Lady of Fatima, Oliveirinha, Requeixo, St. Bernard, San Jacinto , Saint Joan, Vera Cruz. The city is bordered to the north by the city of Aveiro, northeast of Albergaria-a-Velha, on the east by Agatha, on the south by Oliveira do Bairro, southeast by Vagos and Ílhavo, and with a relatively narrow strip of coastline in the Ocean Atlantic in the west through the parish of San Jacinto. It is an important urban center, port, rail, university and tourist.
It is home to a town with 78,463 inhabitants and 199.77 km ² in area, subdivided into 14 parishes: Aradas, Cacia, Eirol, Axis, Esgueira, Glory, Nose, Our Lady of Fatima, Oliveirinha, Requeixo, St. Bernard, San Jacinto , Saint Joan, Vera Cruz. The city is bordered to the north by the city of Aveiro, northeast of Albergaria-a-Velha, on the east by Agatha, on the south by Oliveira do Bairro, southeast by Vagos and Ílhavo, and with a relatively narrow strip of coastline in the Ocean Atlantic in the west through the parish of San Jacinto. It is an important urban center, port, rail, university and tourist.
Short historical review
In the late sixteenth, early seventeenth century, the instability of the vital communication between the Ria and the sea led to the closure of the channel, preventing the use of the port and creating unsanitary conditions, caused by the stagnant waters of the lagoon.
In 1759, D. Joseph I raised Aveiro city. In the new town was named New Bragança instead of Aveiro, Royal Charter by April 11, 1759. With the fall from power of the Marquis of Pombal, after D. Mary I became queen in 1777, then sent back to this city to its previous name.
In 1759, D. Joseph I raised Aveiro city. In the new town was named New Bragança instead of Aveiro, Royal Charter by April 11, 1759. With the fall from power of the Marquis of Pombal, after D. Mary I became queen in 1777, then sent back to this city to its previous name.
gastronomy
* Soft Eggs
* Derived from Soft Eggs: Eggs Nuts, Wire Egg, Lamprey eggs, etc..
* Eel Stew
* Guts and American Cookies (sweet)
What to Visit
In County:
Ria de Aveiro
In the Parish of Aradas:
Chapel Aradas
Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes
Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows
Chapel of St. Anthony
Chapel of St. John
Chapel Verdemilho
Statue of Our Lady of Fatima
Source of weariness
Source of Lavandeira
Source of mated
Source of Pilot
Source of Leirinhas
Source EIRO
Source Lila
Church of St. Peter of Aradas
Panel of TilesUniversity Footbridge
Thursday from Medela
Fifth of Our Lady of Sorrows
Tank AradasTank of Good Success
Tank Baixeiros
Tanks Valley concubine
In Cacia Town:
Chapel
Chapel of St. Anthony
Chapel of St. Simon
New House of ArtSource
Church
Lagoon cacia
Railway Bridge over the River Vouga
Vouga River
In the Parish of Eirol:
Church of Santa Eulalia
Railway tunnel Eirol
In the Town of Axis:
Field Sports of the Eixense
Roman Oven
Church of Azurva
Church of St. Isidore
Ferry Park
Park Azurva
In the Parish of Esgueira:
Estádio Municipal de Aveiro
Eye of the Water Fountain
Church of St. Andrew
Picnic Park of the Pateira Taboeira
Pillory
In the Parish of Glory:
Channel of the OCOG
Bandstand
Cruise Santo Domingo
Building the City of Aveiro
Building Ceramics Factory
Stadium at the University of Aveiro
Stadium Sea
Statue of Joseph Stephen
Estuary of San Pedro
Source of Five Bicas
Source of Glory
Church of Mercy
Church of the Carmelites
Lake of the University of Aveiro
Lake Park Don Pedro Infante
Santa Joana Museum
Panel of Tiles
Infante Dom Pedro Park
Bridge Crasto
Bridge Park Don Pedro Infante
Cathedral of Aveiro
Theatre Aveiro
In the Parish of Nose
Church
In the Parish of Our Lady of Fatima:
Church
Lagoon Mamodeiro
In the Parish of Oliveirinha:
Chapel of Moita
Chapel of Our Lady of Grace
Chapel of Our Lady of Guia
Chapel of St. Benedict
House Morgadio
Cruise
Stadium Gandara
Statue of Father Antonio Valente Anthony
Source of Our Lady of Guia
Church
Church Coast Trench
New Church of Quintãs
Pool
In the Parish of Requeixo:
Dam of Requeixo
Souls in Bragal
Chapel of Our Lady of Alumieira
Chapel of St. Amaro
Cruise of the Church of St. Palo
Church of St. sausage
Pateira
Taipa Bridge
Roman Bridge
Rio Agueda
In the Parish of Saint Joan:
Chapel of Our Lady of Mercy and St. Bras
Chapel of St. Gerard
Chapel of São Romão
Church
In the Parish of St. Bernard:
Church of Vilar
In the Parish of San Jacinto:
Old Portuguese Air Force Aircraft
Air BaseWharf
Air Force Base Chapel
Church of Our Lady of the Sands
Lagoon Natural Reserve of São Jacinto Dunes
Beach of San Jacinto
Dunes Natural Reserve of San Jacinto
In the Town of Vera Cruz:
Panel Tiles Angel Guard
Wharf Botirões
Channel of San Roque
Canal Botirão
Chapel
The Baroque Chapel of the Lord
Casa Major Pessoa
Fountain of the Fish Market
Railway station of Aveiro
Statue of João Afonso de Aveiro
Lord of the Baroque fountain
Church of Our Lady of the Presentation
Carmo Church
Evangelical
Church of Aveiro
Fish Market
Moliceiro
Monument to the Fire
City Museum and Republic
Bridge Carcavelos
Channel Pedestrian Bridge of San Roque
Where to Stay
Hotel The Americas
Hotel Melia Ria - Spa
Hotel Moliceiro R
Hotel Afonso V
Imperial Hotel
Garden Hotel Afonso V
John Baker Hotel
Venice Hotel Aveiro
Aveiro Rossio Hostel
BiniBag Guest House
Pension Beira
Brazilian Pension
Star Pension
Pension John Chapel
Palm board
Pension Saint Joan
Casa da Ria
Hotel Arcade
Hotel Aveiro Center
Stephen Joseph Hotel
Hotel of Salinas
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