Chapel built in the early 13th century by Dominican friars.

Market where you can buy a little bit of everything: clothes, footwear, animals, vegetables, food products, agricultural and domestic utensils, among others.

It is in this emblazoned house from the XVII that the Municipal Library works. Here you can seek information or buy books published or financed by the Aveiro Town Hall.

Bridge Plan Board released along, protected by guards. Features 190 meters long and 3.80 and 4.30 wide. Is supported by four arches back perfect of different diameters, having the highest about twelve metres.

Neoclassical-revival estate consists of a main body of neoclassical inspiration, regular rectangular plan with two and three floors, divided by a frieze in stonework. Is protected by a wall all the way around. The main façade has the stone of arms of the owner, marked on the main floor.

This is a humble house, where the painter Albino José Moreira was born and died. This is the home of the painter’s daughter and it’s not open for the general public. Only school may visit for free, with an appointment.

Small shop where you may buy handicraft from several countries. It offers, through the articles in exhibition, the smells and the music, a journey of the senses throughout the globe.

Church built in the 19th century on the site of an early Church existed.

The village was recently classed with the brand Aldeias de Portugal (Villages of Portugal) . A set of 36 classed villages in the North of Portugal.

The former Cinema Mundial is now a hall devoted to varied shows.