The Historic Centre of Oliveira de Azeméis, with the Mother Church and the nineteenth-century public garden as landmarks of the urban core
The village of Cucujães, with the Colégio de Nossa Senhora da Esperança and a strong religious and cultural tradition
The valleys of Macieira de Sarnes and Ossela, with agrarian landscapes and rural granite architecture
The Church of São Martinho da Gândara, a religious landmark of the parish of the same name
about the place
Oliveira de Azeméis is located in the District of Aveiro, in a transitional zone between the coast and the Minho interior, crossed by gentle hills and valleys that drain into the Vouga river. The Municipality is made up of parishes of both urban and rural character, with nuclei such as Cucujães and Cesar that retain their own identity. The proximity to the industrial axis of Entre Douro e Vouga has left a deep mark on the territory, without erasing the festive traditions that punctuate the local calendar.
