Estarreja, Municipality in Aveiro District, Portugal
Estarreja is a municipality in Aveiro District that stretches across roughly 108 square kilometers along the Antuã River. It sits near the Ria de Aveiro lagoon system in northern Portugal.
The municipality received official recognition in 1519 and experienced a territorial change in 1926 when a section separated to form Murtosa. These events shaped the area's current administrative structure.
The town celebrates its local feast on June 13th, honoring Saint Anthony of Padua with traditional Portuguese music and food. Residents come together during this time to maintain customs and strengthen community bonds.
The municipality has train stations in Estarreja and Avanca with direct connections to major Portuguese cities like Porto and Aveiro. Visitors can use these stations to explore the region or reach other towns with ease.
The area is home to substantial chemical manufacturing facilities operated by CUF, which contribute significantly to the industrial sector and local employment. This industry has shaped the region's economy for decades.
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