The Aveiro District is located on the west coast of Portugal, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west. It is known for its picturesque canals and colorful boats, particularly in the city of Aveiro, often referred to as the "Venice of Portugal." The district features a mix of urban and rural areas, with a rich agricultural landscape. The region is also famous for its traditional sweets, such as ovos moles, and its vibrant cultural heritage. The Ria de Aveiro, a lagoon system, plays a crucial role in the local economy and ecology, supporting fishing and tourism activities.