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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.

Much nicer and more colorful than the ❤️ padlocks 👍

A beautiful open square with a large roundabout. From here, you can walk to Velha Beach or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the nearby restaurants. The Praia do Farol restaurant is highly recommended.

The Farol de Aveiro (also known as da Barra) is over 60 meters high, making it the sixth tallest lighthouse in the world. Every Wednesday, the first 50 visitors are allowed to ascend the tower. Therefore, there are often long lines of people in front of the tower on Wednesdays.

Boat tours with the traditional Moliceiros, the typical brightly painted longboats, cost between €13 and €15.

The bridges called "Laços da Amizade", or Friendship Bridge, are of great cultural importance for visitors and residents of Aveiro alike. These bridges symbolize unity and cooperation. People who visit Aveiro tie ribbons to the railings as a sign of their friendship.

These boats were originally used to collect moliço, but are now used more for tourism purposes. It is one of the symbols of Aveiro, along with Ovos Moles and the University of Aveiro. Among the typical boats of the region, the moliceiro is considered the most elegant; despite its colourful and humorous decoration, it is a work boat for collecting moliço, which was the main source of fertiliser on the agricultural lands of Aveiro.