Even if you don’t travel to Aveiro by train, don’t miss a visit to the old train station. Its facade is covered with blue Portuguese tiles, (azulejos) telling a story of an everyday life in ancient times. The new train station is located near by and has service to Porto, Coimbra and Lisbon. I first saw this beautiful train station when I was on a train from Lisbon to Porto. The building and the bright tiles really caught my eyes. For a minute I wanted to get off the train and take some pictures but I made sure to be back and visit the first opportunity I have. This station is a good example for a style called Casa Portuguesa. The station was built in 1861 for 3 years, when its door opened on April 10, 1864
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Aveiro Train Station
Even if you don’t travel to Aveiro by train, don’t miss a visit to the old train station. Its facade is covered with blue Portuguese tiles, (azulejos) telling a story of an everyday life in ancient times. The new train station is located near by and has service to Porto, Coimbra and Lisbon. I first saw this beautiful train station when I was on a train from Lisbon to Porto. The building and the bright tiles really caught my eyes. For a minute I wanted to get off the train and take some pictures but I made sure to be back and visit the first opportunity I have. This station is a good example for a style called Casa Portuguesa. The station was built in 1861 for 3 years, when its door opened on April 10, 1864
