I was able to visit the church of São Gonçalino the patrón of Aveiro. As far as I know his name does not translate to English. He was born in 1190 and was a priest known for welcoming and marrying people who were living together without being married. Unfortunately I did not get a picture with my phone. The church was built in 1714. I am staying next to the Aveiro Catedral and was able to visit and pray there today too. Very peaceful and pretty. Lots of tourists in this town.Read more
Joyce SavageThat "ovos moles" pastry looks interesting that you say you are going to try. It looks very good. I was talking to Frank Abi-nader's daughter-in-law who is from the Azores, Sao Jorge Island never heard of the Ovos moles. She is going to follow your trip. Take care. Love from all of us.
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PortugalAveiroVera CruzAveiro40°38’21” N 8°39’6” W
Joyce Savage That "ovos moles" pastry looks interesting that you say you are going to try. It looks very good. I was talking to Frank Abi-nader's daughter-in-law who is from the Azores, Sao Jorge Island never heard of the Ovos moles. She is going to follow your trip. Take care. Love from all of us.
Joyce Savage
Such beautiful tlle work but hard to walk on. All beautiful churches. We are enjoying all you share with us.
Mike Savage
All of the sidewalks and plazas in Portugal are like this too! Very uneven in places and can be slippery. It is pretty though.
Mike Savage They are known for Pastel de Natas and Ovos Moles I have not tried either one yet but probably will in the next few days.