Nestled in the heart of Aveiro, this serene 19th-century park features picturesque ponds, an art nouveau bandstand, and lush spaces perfect for casual strolls and picnics.
"It’s known by the locals as "Parque da Macaca" because once there was a cage with a monkey. Ideal for a stroll through its green spaces with ancient trees, through the bridges that cross the lake inhabited by numerous ducks, through the New Art Bandstand, through the staircase with a cave, and through the Avenue of Lindens and the Tea House." - Bruno Garcia
"Parque Infante Dom Pedro, Aveiro by Bruno Garcia. It’s known by the locals as "Parque da Macaca" because once there was a cage with a monkey. Ideal for a stroll through its green spaces with ancient trees, through the bridges that cross the lake inhabited by numerous ducks, through the New Art Bandstand, through the staircase with a cave, and through the Avenue of Lindens and the Tea House."
"Parque Infante Dom Pedro, Aveiro by Bruno Garcia. It’s known by the locals as "Parque da Macaca" because once there was a cage with a monkey. Ideal for a stroll through its green spaces with ancient trees, through the bridges that cross the lake inhabited by numerous ducks, through the New Art Bandstand, through the staircase with a cave, and through the Avenue of Lindens and the Tea House."
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