20의 올리베이라 도 바이로가지 명소 & 주요 장소

비스타 알레그레 박물관은 일랴부(Ílhavo)에 위치해 있습니다. 의심할 여지 없이 포르투갈 도자기 생산 역사의 가장 중요한 증거 중 하나입니다. 1920년에 건립된 이 박물관은 5개의 전시실에 걸쳐 비스타 알레그레 도자기 공장의 다양한 생산 단계를 보여줍니다: 유리 및 크리스탈 식기, 공장 가마에서 제작된 초기 작품, 1824년에서 1832년 사이의 유약 처리된 도자기, 그리고 황금기(1836-1868)의 시리즈 제품들. 또한 유명한 프랑스 초상화가 빅토르 루소(Victor Rosseau)의 작품, 문장으로 장식된 도자기, 특별한 축하 행사를 위해 제작되었거나 세계의 다양한 예술 시대를 반영하는 작품들, 그리고 마지막으로 세계적으로 유명한 예술가들이 서명한 단품들도 전시되어 있습니다. 설명할 수 없는 가치를 지닌 작품들은 제로 시리즈 또는 실험 목적으로만 제작된 작품들과 나란히 놓여 있습니다. 이 모든 전시품들은 우리에게

30 km circular tour (1.30h) with spectacular landscapes and fauna!!!

It all started in 2012, with a simple idea that became an international success. The idea came about as part of a renowned local festival supported by the local authority, AgitÁgueda. Between music, performances and art, an unparalleled installation was created: “the project is called Umbrella Sky and is located mainly on Rua Luís de Camões in Águeda, its main street.

This is one of the most important tributaries of the River Águeda, running 43km from its source in Casal de Camba and crossing four municipalities in the district of Aveiro: Mealhada, Anadia, Oliveira do Bairro and Águeda. Initially, the river is narrower, with marginal trees – Ash (Fraxinus angustifolia), Willow (Salix spp.), Poplar (Populus sp.), among others – frequently forming riparian galleries. Its final half, between Aguada de Baixo (Oliveira do Bairro) and its mouth, in Requeixo (Aveiro), takes place at lower elevations and flat terrain, forming long floodplains on its banks. Source: https://granderota.riadeaveiro.pt/pois/rio-certima/

Rua Luís Camões in Águeda, famous for the artistic installation "Umbrella Sky Project", gained international attention, being considered one of the most beautiful streets in the world by CNN. Started in 2012 as part of the AgitÁgueda festival, the installation consists of colorful suspended umbrellas, creating a vibrant and photogenic setting. The idea, inspired by the film "Mary Poppins", has expanded to more than 60 cities globally. In addition to summer, the installation is adapted for Christmas with illuminated white umbrellas.

In the well-equipped Parque de Espinhel, there are walkways over the waters of Pateira de Fermentelos that lead us to two wooden viewpoints, whose structures are reminiscent of a bandstand. From here we can enjoy wide views over Pateira, as well as the village that gives it its name, Fermentelos, on the opposite bank. On the edge of the lagoon, in addition to reeds and bunho, we find dense swampy willows, a refuge and habitat for numerous species of fauna, among which the avifauna stands out. In this place it is common to observe Moorhens (Galinula chloropus) and Coots (Fulica atra). The attentive observer finds an abundant and diversified biological diversity throughout the year, partly due to the occurrence of summer and winter migratory species, such as: Garçote (Ixobrychus minutus), Red Heron (Ardea purpurea), Stilt (Himantopus himantopus), Black (Nycticorax nycticorax), Osprey (Pandion haliaetus), Saffron Eagle (Circus aeruginosus), Black Ibis (Plagadis falcinellus), Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia), as well as dozens of passerines! In the vicinity of the park, red sandstones from the tertiary period (Eirol sandstones) can be seen in the disused quarry. Source: Great Route of Ria de Aveiro

Very beautiful street, I have long wanted to visit.

According to some theses, the place was founded by the Phoenicians under the name Vacuus (roughly: thrown out), according to others it was founded by the Romans as Vacua (after a dried up tributary of the Rio Vouga). [4] Large parts of today's district, however, were still under water. Around the independence of the Kingdom of Portugal in 1139, the sea retreated further. In 1190 King Sancho I gave the place its first town charter