オリベイラ・デ・アゼメイスのおすすめライド

On this avenue you can have a good snack!!

Beautiful view

Beautiful view

Beautiful Medieval Bridge, probably from the 14th century, is long and well preserved and can be crossed in complete safety. River Marnel which forms a picturesque small lake. Mandatory stop for a rest under a tree on one of the lake's small islets. Very peaceful, very good with the chirping of birds and the croaking of frogs.

At this point the asphalted section of the climb to Pico do Gralheiro ends, 1000m above sea level. The rest of the route can be completed on a road bike, but it is important to bear in mind that it is approximately 500m on a dirt road.

Vale de Cambra, located in the district of Aveiro, Portugal, stands out for the natural heritage of Serra da Freita, ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. The region is known for its birthing stones and the Frecha da Mizarela Cascade, one of the largest waterfalls in the country.

The Oliveira de Azeméis Parish Church, dating from the beginning of the 18th century, displays late-Mannerist architecture, with a longitudinal plan and two bell towers. It stands out for its austere exterior, with artistic tiles and a sculpture of Saint Michael fighting evil. Its interior is marked by a single nave, gilded altarpieces and a screen representing the Resurrection of Marques de Oliveira.

Inaugurated on August 16, 1981, the monument in honor of the Murtosa emigrants, the work of José João Brito, was celebrated with an open mass and a parade by local associations, highlighting the presence of the flags of countries relevant to the Murtoseira emigration. The statue was unveiled by João Campos, Murtosa's oldest emigrant.