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These are traditional boats that are part of the culture and history of the city of Aveiro, known as the "Venice of Portugal". Moliceiros were originally used to collect aquatic plants, but today they are better known as a tourist attraction and part of the region's cultural heritage.

In the past, this bridge was used to be used to ask for the hand of the beloved (engagement bridge).

Located on the São Roque canal, the Carcavelos Bridge was built in 1953 to replace the original bridge, which collapsed 11 years earlier. It was a mandatory crossing point for workers on the Sal River. It is one of the oldest and most emblematic bridges in Aveiro. It was built over the São Roque canal. Yellow, adorned with balusters and the city's coat of arms (the eagle represents the symbol of Aveiro), the Carcavelos Bridge can be visited during a stroll through the typical Beira-Mar neighborhood or on one of the many boat tours along the estuary. (www.turismo.portugal.com)

small town but very welcoming

In charming Arouca you will find the Arouca Monastery, an architectural and historical landmark, and the picturesque streets and squares that exude ancient charm. The local gastronomy, in particular the conventual sweets, is an attraction in itself. The Arouca Geopark is famous for its Paiva Walkways, offering spectacular trails and views over the Paiva River, as well as trilobite fossils, highlighting an important geological and natural heritage.

A classic place for a city tour.

Beautiful, spacious place.

The most beautiful of the bridges.