Japanese restaurant well known thanks to his boss, who was chef of the Embassy of Japan. The fish always fresh, is one of the greatest qualities of this place that deserves to be discovered. If you prefer to sit at the counter, you can observe the making meals.

A young and relaxed restaurant with careful interior design, where Excel stone and wood, and a friendly service. Has a terrace where you can dine with a panoramic view that makes the delights of those visiting this House. Located in the historical city center.

This is one of the oldest shopping centres of Aveiro. Opened in 1983, it still works today. It has three floors and on the top floor you can find a cinema, which bets in self-governing cinema. It owns 41 shops and a catering área.

A rustic restaurant with two different rooms. In one of them, there is the "à la carte" service, while on the other, an old cellar, one can choose the buffet service. Kind service and well prepared dishes. Good enough wine list.

The restaurante Casa Guedes, situated in the Harbour, is a reference for their ham sandwiches with queijo da serra. For lunch, the restaurant offers meals with very affordable prices, five euros, where you can find the popes of sarrabulho, the tripe, Fireworks and the Cod.

In a typical villa of the Algarve one finds the Moiras Encantadas. A simple space, welcoming and unusual space, full of suggestions of the Algarve's new cuisine, where you can choose between the listed dishes or the tasting menu. Good wine list.

A typical windmill from the western region, overlooking the village of Sobral de Monte Agraço and its surroundings, offering views of the Church of São Quintino and a beautiful landscape stretching across a vast valley. The interior of the windmill can be visited by appointment.

Along the high levelling that was made in order to level the Rua Nova da Alfãndega Street runs the typical Miragaia Street, bellow the level of the main street, with its houses laid on arcades. This zone is one of the most interesting areas of Porto and where you can see buildings with signs from the XV and XVI centuries as well as many others from the XVII and XVIII centuries. Of those streets, we point out three: Viela da Baleia, name that remembers the mandible of a wale that used to be there; Ancira Street (right in front of …

This tour allows you to learn a little about the city's history and appreciate the architecture of typical Oliveira houses and old manor houses. You can also visit the Main Church, one of the most important monuments, and stroll through beautiful gardens.

This educational center aims to educate visitors about the birdlife of the municipality's various habitats, with a special focus on steppe birds. To this end, it organizes activities and environmental walks. By appointment, you can birdwatch, go on bike rides, or even watch scientific fieldwork.