Enjoy your stay
in Aveiro
Welcome to the
Tricana de Aveiro Guest House
Contact us on WhatsApp to book a room! +351 934 186 016
Our
Charming Rooms
Alone, with friends, as a couple, for business or travel, we have a room for you.
Our bedrooms are including breakfast, Wi-Fi, private bathroom, anti-allergic mattress, closet and much more.
You are in the right place to enjoy one of the best rate quality/price in town!
Our
Pastry Shop
We prepare all of our sweets and savory, by the real traditional way all handmade.
Each day, the inhabitants of the town, tourists and people from outside of the city come here to taste our specialties.
Our capacity is 30 seats inside the Pastry and 20 seats on the terrace.
We are open
From Monday to Friday: from 7.00 AM to 8:00 PM
On Saturday: from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
On Sunday: from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Our Terrace
Our Sweets
Our Salties
Our Drinks
Aveiro,
A city to discover
Multi-faceted city, there are a lot of things to do in Aveiro: canals, salt pans, architecture, culture, nature, dunas…
Whatever what you’re looking for in town, Aveiro will offer it to you!
Aveiro,
The Portuguese Venice
Before being used for tourism, traditional Moliceiro boats were used for transporting other goods and collecting seaweed.
The old Aveiro “Ria” shipyards was reactivated in order to revive the Moliceiros as well and to use these boats as tourist boats to visit the city.
Small and colourful, painted in the bow and the stern with traditional bright coloured drawings which represent historical facts or popular devotion, moliceiros sail through the “Ria”, showing the other side of the city of Aveiro.
Visit the historic
Salt pans
The lagoons of Ria de Aveiro have been a major salt-producing centre for centuries. During the 12th century, they were supplying the entire country as well as exports.
Artisanal salt production still goes on and you’ll see evidence of this in form of prettily packaged top quality salt crystals and flor de sal that you can take home to flavour your dishes.
It’s also possible to visit the salt pans and pyramids at the permanently open Ecomuseu Marinha da Troncalhada.
A city of
Architecture & Culture
As is the case in most Portuguese cities, Aveiro’s pavements are far from boring. Here, the black and white sidewalk take on maritime motifs.
Aveiro must have been booming during the first part of the 20th century if the abundance of extravagant Art Nouveau architecture is any indication.
Spanning the traditional blue and white painted tiled panels that grace the train station and other buildings, a ceramic mural dedicated to the city’s fishing and salt-producing industries.
Explore the
Fauna & Flora
Aveiro is a town really connected with nature.
Having a scroll in the giant Parque Infante D. Pedro, in the BioRia de Estarreja or go for a bike ride in the Eco Cycling Route are perfect to enjoy the nature of the Aveiro area.
You can use those routes to enjoy dunes, fauna and flora, landscapes, canals and Moliceiro boats.
If you’re lucky, you should see some storks!
Discover the dunes
of Costa Nova
While there are plenty of things to do in Aveiro, its attractions extend beyond the city centre.
Close to Praia da Barra, have a stroll in the São Jacinto Dunes Natural Reserve, protected since 1979 and just chill in those wild beaches. Between dunes, ocean, beaches and natural wetlands, you will find a lot of birds species.
At 11 kilometers outside the city centre lies a charming fishing area called Costa Nova, where you’ll find is a sandy dune-backed beach, a fish market, lots of fish and seafood restaurants and brightly painted striped cottages.