Top Things to do in Aveiro District
What to do and see in Aveiro District, Northern Portugal: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Aveiro District, Portugal including Castro Ovil, Ostraveiro, Maior Pai Natal do Mundo, Umbrella Sky Project, Mata Nacional do Bucaco, Farol da Barra, Viagem Medieval em Terra de Santa Maria, Universidade de Aveiro, Mosteiro de Santa Mafalda de Arouca, Anjo de Portugal.
Restaurants in Aveiro District
1. Castro Ovil
2. Ostraveiro
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 103 reviews
In Ostraveiro we make aquaculture of oysters and also guided visits to the production. A perfect place to be with family or friends to taste our delicacies. You can book our navy for private parties. - Guided tours: Thursday, Friday and Saturday by appointment and confirmation of availability. - Events or group up to 30 people: Thursday, Friday and Saturday by appointment and confirmation of availability. - Events or groups from 30 people: day to be agreed upon availability confirmation.
Reviewed By TCchills - Lisbon, Portugal
Over expectation from beginning to end. Cool place, amazing oysters and the ice cream, ohhh the ice cream...The owners (Sandra and Sandro) are superb. Congratulations for the project and may the oysters be with us ????
3. Maior Pai Natal do Mundo
4. Umbrella Sky Project
5. Mata Nacional do Bucaco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 952 reviews
Reviewed By monteiro1234
We enjoyed a guided tour of the enchanting woods and gardens by a company called Living Place. We highly recommend the guided tour very delightful couple and knowledgeable.
6. Farol da Barra
7. Viagem Medieval em Terra de Santa Maria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 551 reviews
Reviewed By Anabela00
This was my second time attending this most famous medieval fair. Its magical and we love seeing the performers staying in character all day. Food and drinks can be a little pricey and very traditional, so we tend to pop in at the local store near the entrance of the fair to buy snacks and drinks. The entertainment is fantastic, minstrel's everywhere, dancing groups, strange ancient instruments being played and the much loved drumming groups. You can buy a love potion, candles, dream catchers, clothes, incense and all manner of everything magical from dragons to fairies, jewelry to scrolls bearing your Portuguese surname and origin. Even have your hair braided into a medieval style if you wish. Whether you are there for the food, entertainment and people or wanting to find an exotic magical gift for someone, this is the place. There are so many stalls to go visit, each one different and unique. I will be there again next year.
8. Universidade de Aveiro
9. Mosteiro de Santa Mafalda de Arouca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By vitora197 - Lisbon, Portugal
This monastery is worth a visit. It’s easier to visit the church (during the opening time, the entrance is free. For visiting the monastery – cloister, kitchen, chapter house, cells, museum, etc. there are only guided visits (every 40/45 minutes) – be sure that you go inside because there are very interesting things to see. When you finish the visit go to one of the cafes and taste the monastic pastry. Enjoy!
