2026 Aveiro Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in March)

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Besides the cultural landscape, the greatest joy of traveling is the local food, especially the kind you come across by chance, which always makes you regret not having met it earlier. On the second morning in Aveiro, I wanted to eat Portuguese desserts 🍮 with coffee, and I happened to see Ramos, which had just opened! There were no customers when I sat down at first, but it was full in a short while. It turned out that I accidentally came across a popular restaurant. I was so lucky 👍 The most famous items in the store are egg tarts, white icing sugar and baked bread. I personally feel that every egg tart I have eaten in Portugal is like a delicacy. The dense texture is quite different from Andre in Macau, it is hard to describe ❤️. The frosting is a little too sweet for me, it's like eating candy bars! I also recommend their freshly made bread 🥯, which smells so good when it’s hot out of the oven that it’s sold out in no time (but you need to wait). If you have the chance to come to Aveiro, I strongly recommend you to go to RAMOS to eat Portuguese desserts, which will definitely be unforgettable! 🎯 Pastelaria RAMOS Portugal, Aveiro, Av. Dr. Lourenco Peixinho 84 (the town is very small, on the largest road, pink and orange in appearance, you may miss it if you are not careful) #NewYear2025 #Portugal #PortugueseSnacks #aveiro

#One-day tour in the city Portugal's long and narrow terrain is suitable for driving. If you don't drive, you can consider taking a train. After leaving Porto, I came to Aveiro, a three-hour drive. This one-day trip, which was originally used as a relay station, gave me a full sense of relaxation. ❤️ This small city by the sea really gives people the illusion of Venice, especially the pointed painted boats at both ends. Walking along the river bank, you can see various street performances, indoor art programs, and installation art everywhere🎨, good literary youth In the evening, you can choose a riverside restaurant to watch the sunset, or go to the amazing dessert shop Ramos, perfect❤️ #100WAYS OF TRAVEL #Portugal Travel #Venice #Super comfortable and beautiful small town #Riverside scenery

Located: Western Portugal, on the Atlantic coast Transportation: Train/long-distance bus/self-driving It is a leisurely resort with horses eating grass. You can also ski in the lake. The scenery is beautiful and relaxing. The big city near Aveiro is Porto. You can plan a route to go together! #Portugal #Vacation #Good Place for Families

Aveiro is a city of icons. It’s the chain of canals, the ​moliceiros ​ and the Art Nouveau buildings that make this one of Portugal’s most picturesque regions At first sight, the city is like a mini Venice with its colourful boats sailing through canals and under a network of bridges. The ​moliceiro ​ boats were traditionally made for seaweed harvesting, but today they offer canal cruises. Ovos moles ​ are the traditional sweet of Aveiro. You can’t leave the city without trying this delicious local delicacy made of egg yolks and sugar #travel #portugal #food #aveiro

Aveiro, the city of canals called the Venice of Portugal! It takes about an hour by train from Porto, so it is a tourist destination that many people visit as a day trip. The buildings of Aveiro, which have a strong personality, are colorful and look like they came out of a fairy tale, so it is fun to take pictures and look around. #Portugal #Portugal travel #Aveiro #Foreign sensibility

Aveiro, which can be reached in about an hour by train from Porto, is called the Venice of Portugal! The small town formed along the calm canals was so peaceful that it made me feel good the whole time I was walking♡ Just walking along the canals aimlessly When I stopped and waved to a passing tourist boat Everyone on the boat smiled brightly and waved back And in that comfort, my heart also felt calm😌 ✔️Aveiro is another city near Porto And along with ‘Costa Nova’, famous for its striped town It’s famous as a good day trip course, so please refer to it👍🏻 . #Portugal #Porto #Porto #Suburban travel #Train travel #Aveiro #Canal city

How to get around: Easy to walk around and see the most beautiful part of Aveiro. Must-see attractions: Often known as the 'Venice of Portugal', a ride on the canal is a must. Moliceiro boat ride to see the city from the water. Take a short trip to Costa Nova and see the beach front with unique striped houses. Hotel guide: Forum Aveiro Food guide: Eat the famous egg-yolk pastry Ovos Moles De Aveiro #travel2026 #familytravel #portugal #staycation #thingstodo #veniceofportugal #aveiro #city

Have a few days in Porto? Allocate a halfday or 1 day to Aveiro! Just an hour train ride away from either Porto Sao Bento or Porto Camphana stations. I went on a Monday, so the town was pretty quiet and relaxed. Love sauntering down the various cobbled stone paths and getting lost. Also, the Aveiro train station must be the prettiest in Portugal! #solotravel #portugal #traintravels #aveiro

Northern Portugal is full of stunning cities, historic streets, and food that will make your taste buds scream with joy ✨. From Porto to Braga, Santa Maria da Feira to Aveiro, every corner serves flavors that are rich, fresh, and unforgettable 🍴. Porto A riverside city with colorful buildings and the Dom Luís I bridge 🌉. The food here is incredible: hearty stews, fresh seafood, baked goods, pastel de nata, cheeses, and artisan breads 🥖. Sweet and savory balance hits every bite perfectly, and local wines and port make every meal feel special 🍷. Braga Ancient churches, baroque streets, and cozy squares ⛪. Braga’s food scene is comforting and full of flavor: roasted meats, fresh seafood, rich stews, local pastries, sweet breads, and decadent desserts 🍰. Cafés and small eateries hide gems that will make every bite unforgettable. Santa Maria da Feira Known for its medieval castle and lively festivals 🏰, the city is also a hidden foodie paradise. Try local pastries, hearty meats, cheeses, and sweet treats that are unique to this region 🍓. Every dish feels crafted with care and full of flavor. Aveiro Canals, colorful boats, and fresh seafood 🚤. Aveiro is heaven for anyone who loves fresh flavors: seafood dishes, delicate cod recipes, clams, local cheeses, and soft, sweet ovos moles 🍮. Walking along the canals while tasting these treats is pure bliss. Why Northern Portugal Fresh ingredients, centuries-old recipes, and a perfect balance of sweet and savory make northern Portugal a foodie paradise 🍴💛. Every city, street, and market has something to excite your taste buds — from rich, comforting dishes to delicate desserts. Travel Tips Walk the streets and explore local squares, visit markets for fresh finds 🧄🍇, and pair meals with local wine or craft beer 🍷🍺. Let your stomach guide you to hidden gems and enjoy the full culinary magic of northern Portugal ✨. #northernportugal #portofood #bragaeats #aveirofoodie #santamariadafeira #portuguesecuisine #foodheaven #travelportugal #tasteportugal #bestfoodever

On that sunny afternoon when I arrived in Aveiro, the sunlight danced on the Central Canal (Canal Central), turning the water into a fragmented blue mirror reflecting the vibrant buildings on both sides. I bought a ticket for a moliceiro ride, a traditional long and colorful boat adorned with playful folk art and humorous phrases. Once used for harvesting seaweed (moliço), these boats now serve as romantic vessels carrying tourists through the waterways. With a cheerful "Vamos lá" from the boatman, the moliceiro gently drifted away from the dock. The canal water was shallow yet remarkably calm, accompanied only by the faint hum of the engine and occasional ripples against the boat. On both sides stood old Art Nouveau-style houses, their facades adorned with soft curves and floral reliefs in hues of pale yellow, light blue, and brick red—like a three-dimensional vintage postcard. As the boat passed under small bridges, the boatman would slow down deliberately, prompting us to duck under the low arches. Each time, someone would exclaim in surprise, followed by collective laughter. The most memorable part was navigating into Canal das Pirâmides. Along the riverbanks, ancient salt fields remained, with small mounds of white salt resembling snow-white pyramids glistening under the sun. The boatman, mixing Portuguese with English, shared stories of how the area thrived on the salt industry centuries ago, only to decline due to seawater flooding. The excavation of the canals later brought Aveiro back to life. Listening to these tales while observing the old fishing district with its net-draped balconies and moored boats felt like time had dissolved into the lagoon (Ria de Aveiro). The journey lasted about forty-five minutes, passing by the fish market, the ruins of an old ceramic factory, and even catching a glimpse of the modern silhouette of Forum shopping center in the distance. At the end of the ride, the boatman handed me a sweet ovos moles—a sugary egg yolk filling encased in thin rice paper shaped like shells or small fish. Its rich flavor made me momentarily forget the salty breeze from earlier. As I left the dock, the sky had turned a soft orange, with the canal reflecting the evening glow. The moliceiros, one by one, returned to the harbor, resembling colorful toys floating on the water. Aveiro is not as grand or crowded as Venice; it feels more like a gentle secret. Its waterways may be short, but they are enough to slow you down—to listen to the wind, watch the light, savor a sweet treat, and leave with a memory of mingled salt and sweetness.

From December 7, 2025, to January 4, 2026 (Saturdays and Sundays only, 9 trips in total), Portugal's only narrow-gauge railway—the Vouga Line Christmas Special Train—is back! This train departs from Aveiro, passes through Macinhata do Vouga, and finally arrives in Águeda. The train is pulled by a historic diesel locomotive, with carriages built between 1908 and 1930. Early 20th-century antique carriages and the Series 9000 diesel locomotive are decorated with Christmas ornaments and elves for interaction. Along the way, you can check in with the "world's tallest (21 meters)" and "world's smallest (microscope required)" Santa Claus! During the stop at Macinhata do Vouga station, you can visit the railway museum, browse the Christmas market, taste specialty products, and have a chance to receive Águeda pastries. Come aboard this century-old antique train for a journey that combines vintage railways, Christmas atmosphere, world record check-ins, and popular street scenes, offering an immersive experience of a traditional Portuguese Christmas!

#europeonbudget Aveiro aka "Venice of Portugal" is a city where water, art, and tradition merge. Graceful canals criss-cross its centre, navigated by the colourfully painted Moliceiro boats that have become its signature emblem. The city's lifeblood has always been the vast Ria de Aveiro lagoon, a unique coastal landscape that once brought great prosperity through its salt pans, seaweed harvesting, and rich fishing grounds. This historic connection to the water has created a city with a unique and charming character. Strolling through its centre reveals a delightful blend of ornate Art Nouveau mansions, traditional fishermen's cottages, and a lively, youthful atmosphere fuelled by its university. This picturesque setting offers a surprising contrast to the wider region, which is a powerhouse of Portuguese industry and manufacturing. Beyond the city's canals lies a region of stunning natural beauty. A short trip leads to the glorious beaches of Costa Nova, famous for its candy-striped houses lining the seafront. The wider lagoon is a haven for birdlife, while the nearby Dunas de São Jacinto Nature Reserve offers pristine forests and a wild Atlantic coastline. This blend of urban charm and coastal beauty makes Aveiro one of the most popular and enjoyable day trips from Porto, connected by a regular and inexpensive train service. #europe #thingstodo #seascapes #portugal

this Pink themed coffee shop has totally won my heart🩷 the whole concept is so girly and dreamy, i love the rose wall and the instagrammable corner where there’s a coach with the big teddies available for guests to take pictures with. They do a range of pastries including croissants, cookies and donuts, whilst on the other side they also do petite cakes which looked very lip smacking! In terms of the food we ordered a pink doughnut and a ovo moles croissant, which is made of egg yolk and sugar. The croissant is as so crispy on the outside and oozes of the ojo moles filling that wasn’t too sweet but super aromatic and tasty. For those who are on the hunt of a nice cafe with a good selection of desserts and pastries 📍M Bakery, Aveiro 🕰️Monday - Sunday: 9am-7pm closed on Tuesday

São Bento Train Station, a renowned tourist attraction in Porto, is renowned for its beauty. But it's also a functioning train station, so if you want to go to Aveiro, you'll need to catch a train here! 😉 Getting tickets from the machine is a bit complicated. Keep your paper card, as you can recharge it and reuse it on your way back. 😇 📍Aveiro Tourist Information Center Upon arrival at Aveiro Station, a beautiful building greets you! The exterior is a photogenic spot💕 Inside, there's a corner dedicated to the history of #Aveiro :) Across the street, I saw a white European-style cafe, so I stopped by. ㅎㅎㅎ There, I discovered Ovos Moles, a traditional Aveiro pastry, and several unfamiliar desserts. 😋 I heard Ovos Moles is a love-it-or-hate thing, but it's just egg yolk mixed with sugar, so I had no reason to dislike it. ㅎㅎ If it were a little less sweet, I'd be addicted. 😝 I also tried Bolo Chila, a tart topped with pumpkin taffy. ㅎㅎ Aveiro's sidewalks are lined with tiles depicting marine life, and the canals are lined with pastel-colored buildings. ㅎㅎㅎ They're so cute and pretty. 🧚🏻 The Aveiro canals are called the Venice of Portugal, and I think that's because you can also ride gondolas through the narrow canals. However, perhaps because the canal scenery is different, it doesn't really feel like Venice. It has a charming, charming charm. Instead, the buildings are luxurious, almost like the buildings I saw in Brussels. If you follow the alley behind the canal, it's bustling with people. There are restaurants lined up and souvenir shops :) 📍Confeitaria Peixinho A pastry shop selling Aveiro's traditional pastry, ovos moles! There seemed to be about 6-7 varieties, and they all looked delicious 😂 But I picked a few that looked less sweet and savored them upstairs. ㅋㅋㅋ The conclusion is, they're really good!!! I've tried ovos moles at three places, and this one was the best :) I heard this pastry shop is the most well-known in the neighborhood. We got there pretty early, but there was already a line by the time we left. ㅎㅎㅎ The area around this shop has a nice, subtle atmosphere. 😌 If you're in Aveiro, I highly recommend stopping by!!! 📍Cais do Pescado The #seafood rice here was seriously the best. A single pot of oysters and shrimp, plus a whole fresh lobster, was served for two or more people. 😇 The meat was plump, and the head had a unique, bitter yet savory flavor, like crab shells. It was a truly satisfying meal. It felt like a spoonful of Korean flavor in Europe. It was relatively less salty, so I ate it without adding water. Highly recommended!! It was a bit pricey at 58 euros. 🙃 📍Costa Nova Actually, I passed through Aveiro on my way to Costa Nova because people recommended it, but when I actually got there, Aveiro was much more interesting. Costa Nova is famous for its sandy beaches and striped houses, so I went there, but there wasn't much to see. The route was complicated, the bus took a long time, and they only accepted cash, so if you don't want the hassle, it's not worth going. 👀 If you're going with a group, a taxi is a good option! We took the Bolt to Costa Nova Beach for €8.43 one way, which I thought was a reasonable price :) #PortugalTravel #PortoTravel #Aveiro #TravelGuide

Founded in 1856, Confeitaria Peixinho is Aveiro's oldest shop specializing in "Ovos Moles." The colorful, fish- and shell-shaped mochi-like pastries are filled with a rich cream made from egg yolks and sugar, making them incredibly adorable! The interior of the shop has a classic, relaxed atmosphere. The first-floor display case is filled with a wide variety of sweets made with "Ovos Moles," and the third floor is a cafe space where you can enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee or tea. ☕ We stopped by for breakfast! It's usually pretty quiet around 10 a.m., so it might be a good idea! However, when we passed by the shop in the afternoon, it was a bit crowded. It's the perfect place to stop by in between sightseeing and enjoy Aveiro's traditional sweet treats. It also makes a great gift, so be sure to check it out! Ovos Moles is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Established in 1856, it is Aveiro's oldest shop. The elegant interior makes it a great place to stop by for a coffee. #Aveiro #PortugalTrip #OvosMoles #PortugueseSweets #ConfeitariaPeixinho #AveiroTrip #PortugueseSweets #EuropeTrip

Just a 45-minute ride from Coimbra via FlixBus (or Rede Expressos), Aveiro is an affordable destination, with tickets costing less than 1,000 yen for two people during off-peak times. Known as the "Venice of Portugal," this picturesque town is a must-visit. Along the canals, you'll find vibrant moliceiro boats lined up, and taking a cruise allows you to enjoy the breeze while admiring the town. The reflections of the buildings on the water and the colorful boat decorations make for incredibly photogenic scenes 📸 Extend your trip to Costa Nova, where striped houses and wide sandy beaches await. Mornings are relatively quiet, making it perfect for photography. In the afternoon, head back to town for lunch. Aveiro is famous for its bacalhau (cod dishes) and fresh seafood, which you can savor at local restaurants to enhance your travel experience 🍴🐟 We stayed from around 10 AM to 4:30 PM. ✨ Highlights: - Just 45 minutes by FlixBus, perfect for a day trip - Canal cruises on moliceiro boats - Striped houses and beaches at Costa Nova - Delicious seafood lunch!

#mytraveldiary Aveiro in Aveiro is a captivating city often called the Venice of Portugal, thanks to its scenic canals and colorful moliceiro boats. Wandering along the waterways, visitors can admire Art Nouveau architecture, vibrant facades, and charming bridges that give the city a unique character. Boat tours offer a relaxing way to explore the canals and enjoy views of the city from the water. Aveiro is also known for its sweet treats, including the famous ovos moles, which can be sampled at local bakeries and cafes. The lively markets, quaint streets, and riverside promenades create a welcoming atmosphere for exploration. With its combination of picturesque canals, cultural attractions, and culinary delights, Aveiro in Aveiro provides a memorable and charming Portuguese experience for travelers of all ages.

#mytraveldiary Costa Nova do Prado in Aveiro is a charming coastal destination known for its picturesque striped houses, sandy beaches, and relaxed atmosphere. Walking along the shore, visitors are greeted by colorful façades that create a vibrant and photogenic backdrop. The beach itself offers soft sand and gentle waves, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or leisurely walks. Local cafes and restaurants serve fresh seafood and traditional Portuguese dishes, making it easy to enjoy the flavors of the region. The nearby marina and walking paths provide scenic spots for strolling and enjoying the coastal views. With its blend of natural beauty, cultural charm, and welcoming ambiance, Costa Nova do Prado in Aveiro is an ideal destination for travelers seeking a relaxing and colorful seaside experience in Portugal.

#mytraveldiary Costa Nova in Aveiro District, Portugal, is a delightful coastal village known for its vibrant striped houses, called palheiros, that line the waterfront. These cheerful façades create a picturesque scene and reflect the region’s fishing traditions. The golden sandy beach stretches along the Atlantic Ocean, inviting visitors to relax, swim, or enjoy water sports. Fresh sea breezes and the sound of crashing waves enhance the area’s tranquil charm. The village is also celebrated for its excellent seafood, with local restaurants serving freshly caught fish and traditional specialties. Strolling along the promenade at sunset offers breathtaking views that capture the essence of Portuguese coastal beauty. Costa Nova perfectly blends tradition, leisure, and natural scenery, making it a charming destination for travelers seeking authenticity by the sea.

If you are contemplating a day trip out of Porto, Aveiro is a great choice to go. A lovely and clean town with canals and gondola boats that remind you of Venice but also has its own charming colorful Portuguese houses around. The gondola ride is 15 Euro for adult 8 Euro for ages 7-12 for a 45 min ride pretty much around the city in and out. The guide provides good stories and history of the city and it’s worth a ride at a reasonable price.

📍 Address: Aveiro City Center, Aveiro District, Central Portugal Aveiro is a charming coastal city known for its colorful moliceiro boats, Art Nouveau architecture, and saltwater canals. Often called the “Venice of Portugal,” it’s a blend of maritime tradition, sweet pastries, and relaxed seaside atmosphere. ✨ Tips: • Take a moliceiro boat tour through the canals—best in the morning for quiet rides and beautiful reflections. • Don’t miss tasting ovos moles, Aveiro’s iconic egg-yolk sweets wrapped in wafer shells. • Visit the Art Nouveau Museum and stroll along the central streets to admire tiled façades and pastel houses. • Head to Costa Nova (just a short drive away) to see striped beach houses and enjoy Atlantic views. • Great as a day trip from Porto, or spend a night to enjoy the city lights and peaceful evening air. #AveiroPortugal #VeniceOfPortugal #MoliceiroRide #CostaNova #OvosMoles #PortugueseCharm #CanalCity #HiddenGemsPortugal #SeasideCulture #ArtNouveauPortugal#historicallandmarks #familytrip #localguides

#summerbudgettrip Looking for canals, color, and coastal charm without the tourist crowds (or price tags)? Aveiro is your answer — a picturesque Portuguese city where moliceiro boats, Art Nouveau houses, and sweet treats await. Best part? You can explore it all on a student-friendly budget! 💸 ⸻ 🧭 Why Visit Aveiro on a Budget? 🛶 “Venice of Portugal” — But Cheaper • Cruise the canals on a traditional moliceiro boat for just €10–12 (or take a stroll along them for free!) • Explore the charming old town, full of colorful tiled buildings and quaint alleyways — completely free 🌊 Beach Day for Less • Hop on the local bus or train to Costa Nova or Praia da Barra — wide sandy beaches and those famous striped houses 🏖️ • Pack a picnic and you’re set for a zero-cost beach day! ⸻ 💰 Money-Saving Tips in Aveiro 🚆 Getting There Cheap • From Porto, take the train for just €3–5 (around 1 hour) • Aveiro is small and flat — walk or rent a bike to get around for free or €5/day 🛏️ Budget-Friendly Stays • Hostels and guesthouses start at €20–€30/night, especially if booked early • Stay close to the train station or old town for convenience • Bonus: many places include free breakfast 🍽️ Cheap Local Eats • Try a full lunch menu (prato do dia) for just €8–€10 • Don’t miss ovos moles, Aveiro’s famous sweet — just €1–€2 per piece from local pastry shops • Visit the Mercado do Peixe for budget seafood or ingredients to cook at your hostel ⸻ 🆓 Free & Fun Things to Do • 🏛️ Visit Museu de Aveiro – under €4 or free with a city pass • 🚲 Use the BUGA (free bike-sharing system!) to explore the city • 🖼️ Admire the Art Nouveau buildings and museum – free to view from the outside • 🌅 Take a sunset walk along the canal or to the salt flats (salinas) for dreamy views and birdwatching • 📸 Explore Costa Nova’s striped fisherman houses — the most Instagrammable spot, 100% free

#springitinerary Why Must Visit: Known as the Venice of Portugal, Aveiro charms visitors with its winding canals, Art Nouveau houses, and most famously—the elegant, colorfully painted Moliceiro boats. Originally used for collecting seaweed, these slender, flat-bottomed boats are now the queens of the canals, offering visitors a whimsical glide through the heart of the city. As you cruise along, admire the vibrant panels painted with humorous, cheeky, and sometimes naughty scenes, reflecting the playful spirit of Aveiro’s seafarers. It’s not just a boat ride—it’s a floating canvas, a gentle journey through water, history, and artistry. 🚤🎨💙 ⸻ Tips for Cruising on a Moliceiro: • Best experienced late morning or golden hour, when the light makes the water sparkle. • Cruises usually last 45 minutes, looping through Aveiro’s key canals. • Don’t forget to look up—Art Nouveau facades and azulejo-tiled buildings line the canals. • Bring your sense of humor—the boat’s painted stories are famous for their cheeky wit. • Pair your cruise with a stroll to taste ovos moles, Aveiro’s signature sweet treat. ⸻ Suggested Itinerary: A Day of Colors & Canals in Aveiro Morning: Market & Cruise • 9:00 AM: Start at Aveiro’s Fish Market (Mercado do Peixe)—feel the morning buzz, watch the locals shop for fresh catch. • 10:00 AM: Board a Moliceiro boat at the canal’s edge—glide through Ria de Aveiro, pass under charming bridges, and admire the Art Nouveau buildings reflecting in the water. • 11:00 AM: Snap plenty of photos of the painted boats and the city’s candy-colored houses. Midday: Sweet Bites & Strolls • 12:00 PM: Treat yourself to ovos moles at a traditional pastry shop, stroll along the Rossio area, or visit the Aveiro Museum for a peek into local culture. • 1:00 PM: End your morning wandering the canals, feeling like you’re drifting in a dream.

Spring magic in the city of Aveiro lots to see and do go for a magical boat ride on the riviera of Portugal The canals were used until recently to transport salt and edible seaweed in the “Moliceiros”, from the nearby sandbanks. The “moliceiros” are small boats, similar to Italian gondolas, that are now used mostly for touristic rides, but of courses some of the tradition is kept. #historicallandmarks #aprilblooms

✨✨Discover the 1877 Estrela Palace Hotel: A Fairytale Getaway✨✨ 🎈Hey everyone, today I want to share a super dreamy hotel with you all—the 1877 Estrela Palace Hotel, it's absolutely amazing! 🎉 📍Location: It is located in the center of Aveiro, right in the heart of the old town. The surrounding transportation is convenient, and there are many attractions nearby. The Largo da Praça Fish Market and the Praça da República are less than a 5-minute walk away, and the Circular Pedestrian Bridge and Museu de Aveiro are also nearby. 🏰Exterior: From the outside, this hotel looks like a mysterious castle, as if it was taken out of a fairy tale, instantly attracting you with its charm. Taking pictures in front of the hotel is like shooting a blockbuster, the European retro feel is just amazing! 💕 🛋️Interior: As soon as you enter the hotel lobby, you feel like you have traveled back to the Middle Ages. The elaborately carved dome, the winding staircase, the luxurious palace corridor, the exquisite paintings and ornaments, every detail reveals a "noble style", making you feel like you are in the life of European nobility. 🛏️Rooms: Each room in the hotel has super large floor-to-ceiling windows, offering an open view and a panoramic view of the beautiful garden. The rooms are spacious and bright, fully equipped with Hermès toiletries, Dyson hair dryers, English tea sets, capsule coffee machines, etc. Staying here is really enjoyable. 🎢Entertainment facilities: The hotel also has entertainment facilities such as an indoor swimming pool, gym, cinema, and KTV, whether you want to relax or have fun, it can meet your needs. It is simply a vacation paradise. 🙌Service: I have to say that the hotel's service is very thoughtful. The staff is warm and friendly. From check-in to check-out, you can feel the meticulous care, which makes people feel particularly comfortable. In short, the 1877 Estrela Palace Hotel is really a very worthwhile hotel to stay in. Whether it is a couple traveling, a family vacation, or a girlfriend gathering, it is an excellent choice. You must come and experience it! 😍

Aveiro, often called the "Venice of Portugal," is a charming coastal city in Portugal known for its canals, traditional moliceiro boats, and Art Nouveau architecture, offering a unique and picturesque experience. - Recommend getting accommodation close to the river and center#portugal🇵🇹

#TravelItinerary You can't just visit Porto! Come visit Aveiro and Costa Nova, two of Porto's most famous suburbs! 💡Travel Itinerary💡 São Bento Station - Aveiro Station - Costa Nova - Aveiro Station - São Bento Station - First, there are two ways to get tickets to Aveiro Station! You can buy them on-site or online. I bought mine on-site. Aveiro Station is about a 50-minute ride from São Bento Station. ⭐️ There are two ways to get from Aveiro Station to Costa Nova⭐️ 1. Take the bus 2. Take a taxi Taxi fares in Portugal are affordable, so I took a taxi to the center of Costa Nova♥️ 📍Costa Nova Costa Nova is a striped village near the coast. It's famous for the way their houses were painted with stripes, as their husbands worried they'd get lost in the fog when they returned from their boating days. It's a small village that can be explored in about an hour, and the Atlantic Ocean right in front was a nice touch. I went in winter, so most of the restaurants and bars were closed. There was only one open, so I went in and ordered a sangria. February in Portugal is neither too hot nor too cold, making it perfect for a drink on the terrace outside. Back at the village entrance, there's a bus stop. I took the bus to Aveiro. 📍Aveiro Aveiro, nicknamed the Venice of Portugal, was fantastic ♥️ There were several boats lining the river, and there were even boat rides available. Aveiro had more restaurants than Costa Nova, so I went into a random one for dinner and then crossed back to Aveiro Station to return to São Bento Station. #EuropeTravel #PortugalTravel

The reception staff in the lobby warmly welcomed us. The efficient check-in process allowed us to quickly complete the formalities and receive our room keys. The lobby is elegantly decorated with an artistic flair, creating a comfortable and tranquil atmosphere. In addition, the hotel's luggage storage and travel consultation services provided great convenience for our trip. Room Amenities The rooms at the Molisello Hotel are elegant and modern, each equipped with high-quality amenities. The spacious beds ensured a restful night's sleep, and the comfortable sofa area allowed us to relax. The staff at the Molisello Hotel are professional and friendly, always putting the customer first and providing attentive service. From the reception staff to the housekeeping staff, everyone greeted us with a smile, making us feel at home in a foreign land. Summary Overall, the Molisello Hotel provided us with a unique and memorable stay. From the elegant environment, comfortable rooms, delicious dining, and attentive service, every detail reflected the hotel's quality and professionalism.