Mealhada – Águeda

Coming from Mealhada, the route continues through lands in the Bairrada area where gastronomy and wine are hallmarks. Vineyards dot the landscape.

In Anadia, past the old Church of Arcos, continue towards Avelãs de Caminho, a town that, as the name suggests, is very reminiscent of the Jacobean Route. Keep going through S. João de Azenha, where you might want to take a break to visit the cellars. The Camino continues through Aguada de Baixo, Borralha and Sardão, crossing the river and ending the stage in Águeda.

With its well-kept streets and a very dynamic cultural life, the city boasts interesting displays of urban art. Take a tour of Águeda and enjoy the opportunity to recharge your batteries with a tasty Pastel de Águeda.