Location: Vagos
Top Things to do in Vagos
The 5 Best Things to Do in Vagos, Portugal
Vagos (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈvaɣuʃ] ( listen)) is a town and a municipality in Aveiro District, belonging to Centro Region of Portugal. The district capital which goes by the same name, Aveiro, is the nearest largest city to Vagos. The population in 2011 was 22,851, in an area of 164.92 km². It had 17,204 eligible voters.
Restaurants in Vagos
1. Museu do Brincar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 65 reviews
The MUSEU do BRINCAR is an associative project Harlequin Theatre for Children that over several years has been dedicated to the collection of toys and other objects related to the child's world (clothing, school supplies, children's literature, collecting, etc.). Already has an extensive estate that round about 15,000 objects. Aims to be an interactive space that offers the child a strong contribution to their biopsychosocial development. A space that in addition to its museum collection, will have art gallery intended for children, workshops space, training of educators and teachers and a variety of activities of expressive areas (drama, music and plastic). But its universe of visitors does not open only to children today but also is a place for the elderly, where they can reactivate their childhood memories to relive yesterday's child and have a perception of what has changed over the decades. The PLAY MUSEUM is thus a strong focus on overall construction of the child not being forgotten your biopsicosociocultural dimension. Besides being a fun space is also a place of encounter with our history and our being a child.
Reviewed By Carla R
Ser criança e poder brincar e recordar. Os miúdos podem ainda conhecer as brincadeiras de outros tempos e experienciar. Maravilhoso projeto para miúdos e graúdos. Parabéns
2. Santuario Nossa Senhora de vagos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Amazon122s - Santa Comba Dao, Portugal
This sanctuary is located in a natural area in Vagos which belongs to the district of Aveiro. A peaceful location where lots of persons are coming to prey in the “Ermida de Nossa Senhora de Vagos” which is also a historical place full of traditions and a meeting place of thousands of people from the region and the whole country. They already talked into the 12th century about this location. You have allot of parking on the location and place for a pic-nic, you also have a place for candle burning, a WC etc. Nice location to visit when you are on the way for a visit of the city of Aveiro, this to complete you visit of this district.
3. Praia da Vagueira
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Joao L - Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Mesmo quem não gosta de praia, poderá passear pelos passadiços e poder usufruir do ar do mar. Nos referidos passadiços, há algumas zonas em que é possível sentarmo-nos.
A praia é "bandeira azul", como se pode verificar numa das minhas fotografias (painel informativo).
O grande largo, onde se encontra uma escultura de um grande garfo com um peixe, deveria ser arborizado.
Há cafés e restaurantes em toda a zona. Há Multibanco e Farmácia.
Nota: não gostei de ter visto uma cena um pouco chocante, pelo que sugiro à Câmara Municipal de Vagos a sua especial atenção. Entre o grande largo / praça e um moderno e grande edifício em Madeira (a norte da referida praça) estava um boeiro, cuja proteção em ferro estava danificada (e ferrugenta). Aí meteu o pé uma criança que aparentava ter cinco ou seis anos e ficou presa. Os familiares que com a criança estavam tiveram muitas dificuldades em retirar a perna da criança, sem a aleijar. A criança chorou sem parar. Não gostei de ver esta cena e fiquei um pouco revoltado.
Se não tivesse apreciado esta cena a minha classificação desta praiia seriia "muito bom" e não "razoável".
4. Luna Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By jppataki - Porto, Portugal
It's as cool as it gets, but is small and gets easily crowded at weekends, really for day when you're not in a hurry!
5. Ybar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
