Come walk with us calmly on an enlightening path through Aveiro's beating heart, guided by canals and the "azulejos" scattered around the city. Explore our history, written with salt in cod´s skin, and recognize multicultural influences.
1. Praca da Republica City Hall. Aveirense Theater and the statue of José Estevão Church of Merçy. Built between the 16th and 17th centuries. 2. "Rua Direita" The "Direita" streets in Portugal are usually the local main street. 3. Marquês de Pombal Square. 3.1 Igreja Carmelita de Aveiro. 3.2 Court House with the so called statue of Injustice. 3.3 Casa de Santa Zita - A early 20th century façade of azulejos 4. Azulejos on Sapataria Leitao Advertising tiles promoting the shoe shop. 5. Praça do Milénio 5.1 Statue of Blessed Joana of Portugal. 5.2 Convent of Jesus of the Dominican Sisters, the municipal museum. 5.3 Church of São Domingos. 6. Central Graveyard Interesting group of crypts and tombs, some of them protected heritage sites. 7. Outside visit - Canal Central Aveiro's urban canals. The types of boats in the lagoon. Bridges and ribbons. 8. Art Nouveau's façades and Museum Casa Major Pessoa is the Aveiro's main Art Nouveau building. Other façades from the same period are visible near the Canal. 9. Fish Market Square The history of the salt of Aveiro and other stories, like one of the city walls that disappeared.
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Praca da Republica