Shopping centre opened in 1998 with 8 floors, from which two are the shopping and the remaining business offices. It has a commercial area of 5500m2 with 78 shops and 20 restaurants.

Situated in one of the axes of expansion of Aveiro, Diego Castro shopping centre has two floors where they distribute about twenty shops. Is open outside normal hours.

Small shopping centre opened in 1989 with 5 floors and a commercial area of 1900m2. It was built for its commercial, residential and business purposes and has 124 shops and 7 restaurants.

A mall with about 2400 m2. It has 30 shops, restaurants included, and is located in the town's centre. It is open from 9 am to midnight. It has no hypermarkets nor supermarkets.

A mall with 3 floors and a commercial area of 2122 m2. It has 46 shops and is located in the centre of town. It is open after hours. It has no supermarkets. It has restaurants and cinemas.

Small shopping centre opened in 1996 with 2 floors and a commercial area of 2382m2. . It was built for its commercial, residential and business purposes and has 22 shops and 4 restaurants.

Shopping centre with approximately fourteen stores spread over two floors, a total shopping area of 1000 m2. Is located in the city centre and is open outside normal hours.

Opened in 2012, this new restaurant in the Museum of Fado is divided into outer space, where snacks are served, and an inner space where dishes like cod and rice and bread to fish.

Back in 1982, a couple who had lived and worked in restaurants in London, decided to open this restaurant. Located in the old town, it is a welcoming space, with Portuguese dishes and some innovations.

This restaurant's decoration agrees with its name, since the interior looks like a cave. Gastronomically speaking, its main bet are the grilled dishes. It is only open at lunch time.