Aveiro is a coastal city in Portugal, known for its picturesque canals and colorful boats called moliceiros. Often referred to as the "Venice of Portugal," it features charming streets lined with Art Nouveau buildings and vibrant tiles. The city is also famous for its traditional sweet, ovos moles, made from egg yolks and sugar. The region around Aveiro is rich in natural beauty, including the nearby Ria de Aveiro, a lagoon that supports diverse wildlife. Aveiro is a hub for education and culture, home to the University of Aveiro, which attracts students from various backgrounds.