The capital of the country until 1255, the city saw the birth of no fewer than six kings in its former palace, now home to the country’s oldest university and one of the oldest in Europe.

Aveiro, also known as Portugal’s Little Venice, is a charming town with Art Nouveau architecture and canals crossed by the famous moliceiros boats.

For wine lovers, the vineyards of the Bairrada region cover 10,000 hectares, very close to the sea and dominated by the Baga grape variety.

One of the most beautiful neo-manuélin buildings in Portugal, converted into a luxury hotel in 1917.

Take advantage of these vast, natural and wild landscapes! The region’s beaches are ideal for surfing and long walks.