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Getting in to Aveiro

Car

The city is connected to highway A1 which is the main north–south axis road through Portugal. The A1 is part of Portugal’s toll road system.

Train

Estação Ferroviária de Aveiro (Aveiro Railway Station).

The station is on the main Linha do Norte (Northern Line) providing access to national trains from all major cities and regions.

The station is very well served by Alfa Pendular high-speed, intercity, interregional, regional, and suburban trains.

Bus and Coach

Terminal Rodoviário de Aveiro (Aveiro Bus Station, Centro Coordenador de Transportes de Aveiro), Rua Artur de Almeida Eça. Local bus services are probably of little use to tourists as most attractions are within walking distance of each other in the centro area.

There are long-distance, intercity, and international bus and coach services that connect Aveiro to many Portuguese cities and also cities in neighbouring Spain. Major providers include Rede Expressos.

Air

The nearest domestic and international airport Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport in Porto

Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) is located 8 miles (13 km) to the north of Porto City centre.

Aveiro’s local Aeródromo Municipal de Aveiro is not currently  operating (2023) as a civillian airport.

Getting around Aveiro

Aveiro is easily navigable on foot. Many areas are pedestrian only with roads crossing well marked and accessible. The local bus terminal can be found about 15 minutes walk from the central canal zone.

Aveiro is also a cyclist friendly city. There are many exclusive cyclist dedicated paths throughout the city and connecting all the way from the city to the beach areas.

A very convenient way to see Aveiro if you like to cycle but don’t have a bicycle, is to use the BUGA (Free-use Bicycles of Aveiro) service.

Road traffic in the Aveiro area is relatively easy to negotiate, though you may experience slight delays during morning and evening rush hours. Street parking spaces are at a premium and metered, but there are some well positioned underground car parks at the Forum and Av. Lourenço Peixinho near the Great War Combatants Monument. Generally, access to major national roads is well signposted. In the summer, beach traffic can be extremely busy.

Aveiro has several car rental agencies. If you wish to hire a car for your visit, the best policy is to prearrange everything via internet before arrival, including insurance, as this will generally save you time and money.

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