Art Nouveau décor building, probably built in 1911, second attests to the date inscribed on the façade tiles, signed by Alfredo Pinto da Fonte Nova. Emphasis on the tile Source factory New.

Longitudinal plant housing building with two storeys and gable roof coverage, featuring an art nouveau decoration. Highlighted by the richly decorated façade, with emphasis on the central window on the ground floor, surmounted by a balcony decorated with two tile panels of geometric motifs.

This is one of the most emblematic buildings of the city, a fine specimen of the New Art. He currently works for a hotel.

This building from 1965 was once the Municipal Library. The original plan is from Fernando Távora, being the work in the first floor planned by Diamantina Galacho.

Building dating from the early 20TH century by Francisco Selva, located next to the municipal garden. It is characterized by geometrical lines, featuring decorative elements of the art nouveau style.

The Aveiro’s Port Authority building is an Art Nouveau fine exemplar. This building, whose first floor was raised in 1830 over the arcades of a mill, is one of the most emblematic of the city and stands up for its superior architectonic quality. In the late XIX a second floor was built to shelter the Escola de Desenho Industrial that worked here until 1918. At this same year it was sold to a particular and that’s when the lateral azulejos panel was placed. Afew years later, in 1925, the building was sold again, this time to the Admiralty. Already in …

It is in this emblazoned house from the XVII that the Municipal Library works. Here you can seek information or buy books published or financed by the Aveiro Town Hall.

Art Nouveau building located in the central channel of the ria de Aveiro. It was built by Mario Belmonte Person, being the project developed by architects Francisco Augusto da Silva Rocha and Ernesto Korrodi. Currently, it houses the Art Museum.