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Ericeira

Situated on the west coast of Portugal, Aveiro is known as the Venice of Portugal, presenting a delightful maze of canals, charming color-painted houses, and captivating Art Nouveau architecture. Often overlooked by travelers, this charming maritime city is renowned for its historical seaport, abundance of salt pans, and its magnificent collection of religious sites such as the Aveiro Cathedral. Aveiro's waterways, adorned with traditional Moliceiro gondola-like boats, are a tribute to the city's prosperous fishing past. Also famous for its sweet delicacy called "ovos moles", Aveiro offers a unique blend of historical allure and culinary excellence that leaves visitors enchanted.

Aveiro

This is one of the most greenest city I've ever seen. The culture and people are really nice and the city is quite safe to travel. Hotels and houses to rent are a bot expensive but food are acceptable. Beaches here are really good especially for friends groups and parties and of course for swimming. In summer is really warm tho..

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