Coimbra
The City of Coimbra has a mystique all its own, the result of a past full of relevant facts, and also the memories of many tens of thousands of Portuguese who, even today, scattered across the country or across borders, reminiscent of the years youth spent here, when attended the University, normally carefree times, mirth and hope.

Aveiro
The Venice-Portuguese - Capital of Ria, a vast lagoon basin where the freshwater river Vouga mingle with the waters of the sea, Aveiro, intersected by streets where water slide moliceiros the colorful boats, is one of the most interesting cities in the Portuguese coast . Its foundation has occurred at the time of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius. Due to the existence of numerous web-footed birds that populated this area lagoon, his first name has been Aviarium.

Porto
Porto is located in the North of Portugal, on the north bank of the river Douro. It’s the second largest city in the country, in an urban area with more than 1.3 million inhabitants. Four main bridges (Arrábida, Freixo, Luiz I and Infante) and two railway bridges (S. João and D. Maria – this one, considered an historical monument, is no longer operational) make it possible to cross the river to the other bank (Vila Nova de Gaia).
Porto is a city characterised for its granite, which makes it a city “with character”. Its climate is temperate, though quite damp.

Classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, Porto also stands out for its unique gastronomy and hospitality of its people.