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Porto

Portugal

Porto

HISTORIC STREETS, GASTRONOMY, WINE, HOSPITALITY . ..

. .. the hand-painted tile façades, the River Quay, the bridges, the Douro, the night-life, the delicacies and the longing for more . .. are what make us return to “embrace” Porto. This is a must-see city for visitors to Portugal. It offers unforgettable experiences as the stage for endless events, traditions and attractions. The locals are hospitable and strong-minded, while the history and culinary delights are perfect starting points to delve into this destination. 

 

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INVINCIBLE CITY

Immerse yourself in the palaces, churches, museums, markets, parks, shops, cafés and taverns that will fill your itinerary. Explore this invincible city and feel the Portuguese soul . ..

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We have everything lined up to show you the best that Porto has to offer !! On our blog www.inportobay.com you will find culinary tips and suggestions for visiting unforgettable places, along with other places off the beaten track, but no less interesting. .. We have been given the precious help of local bloggers who share their perspective of the city.

 

 

What to do in Porto ?

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BOLSA DO PORTO PALACE

Go on a tour to the Stock Exchange Palace which in bygone times was the foremost trading post

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PORTO CATHEDRAL

Porto Cathedral (12th to 18th cent.) is a beautiful monument that incorporates several styles.

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CLÉRIGOS TOWER

Visit Porto’s emblematic tower, built in the 18th century in Baroque style.

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LELLO & IRMÃO BOOKSHOP

The Lello Bookshop was founded in 1906 and published illustrious authors such as Eça de Queirós.

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SÃO BENTO STATION

Considered by the Condé Nast Traveller one of the world's most beautiful railway stations

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RUA DA GALERIA DE PARIS

While the Bairro Alto is the heartbeat of Lisbon night-life, Porto’s equivalent is this street.

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AVENIDA DOS ALIADOS

This is one of the most striking avenues of the city, flanked by imposing buildings.

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BOLHÃO MARKET

Porto’s most emblematic market, thanks to its fresh products and its bubbly and environment.

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GAIA WINE CELLARS

No visit to Porto is complete without getting to know the history of Port.

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SOARES DOS REIS NATIONAL MUSEUM

Has permanent displays of Portuguese painting and sculptures from the 19th and 20th centuries

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RUA SANTA CATARINA

This is one of Porto’s busiest high streets, with abundant shops and restaurants.

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CRYSTAL PALACE GARDENS

Stroll around the romantic gardens and admire the sculptures, ponds and geometric forms.

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CRUISE UNDER THE BRIDGES OF THE RIVER DOURO

Take a trip down the River Douro on board a typical “Rabelo” boat.

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BOM SUCESSO MARKET

Fresh produce with shops, services, musical entertainment, workshops and a restaurant area.

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CASA DA MÚSICA CONCERT HALL

An masterpiece of a building design, is a cultural centre dedicated exclusively to music.

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FOZ DO DOURO

This is the place where the River Douro flows into the Atlantic Ocean.

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SERRALVES FOUNDATION

Exhibitions, educational programmes, musical performances, dance and cinema.

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PARQUE DA CIDADE

It is well worth getting to know this “lung of the city”, a magnificent park with 80 hectares!

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Clérigos Tower, Bolhão Market, Casa da Música concert hall, Crystal Palace Gardens, Lello Bookshop, Porto Cathedral, São Bento station, Rua de Santa Catarina . ..

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  • How to get there

    Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, 13km from the city centre, has bus and metro connections. If you are travelling by train, São Bento station is the most central. Campanhã is the main station in the north of the country for long distance trains.

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  • CLIMATE

    Porto has a Mediterranean climate with average temperatures that range from 5 to 14 degrees centigrade in winter. In summer, the average temperatures range from 15 to 24 degrees centigrade.

  • POPULATION

    Around 1.76 million inhabitants live in the Porto region, and the capital itself has a population of around 200,000 inhab-itants.

  • AVERAGE TEMPERATURES (°C)

    Month max. min. Jan. 14 - 5 Feb. 15 - 6 Mar. 17 - 8 Apr. 18 - 9 May. 20 - 11 Jun. 23 - 14 Jul. 25 - 16 Aug. 26 - 16 Sep. 24 - 15 Oct. 20 - 12 Nov. 17 - 9 Dec. 14 - 7 Source: Meteorology Institute

  • LANGUAGE

    The official language is Portuguese but you won’t have much difficulty communicating in English or Spanish.

  • LOCAL TIME

    Lisbon is on Greenwich Mean Time, the same as London. Lisbon is one hour behind Germany, France, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands and Scandinavia (two hours behind Finland).

  • ELECTRICITY

    220 volts; two-pin European plug

  • WATER

    Tap water from the public network is drinkable.

  • DRIVING

    In Portugal vehicles drive on the right. Seat belts are compulsory, a helmet is required to ride a motorbike. No mobile phones allowed while driving. Traffic signs follow international conventions. The legally permissible level of alcohol is 0.5g/litre.

  • CURRENCY

    The currency used is the Euro (€). It is possible to exchange foreign currency over the counter at banks or at currency exchange bureaux. Major credit cards are accepted at most locations.

  • CLOTHING

    Warm clothing is advised for travellers to Porto in winter; in summer, cool clothing and the use of sunscreen are rec-ommended.

  • EMERGENCIES

    112 is the emergency number.

  • ACCESSIBLE PORTO

    The best form of public transport for people with reduced mobility is the Metro. Most new buildings have access facili-ties for people with reduced mobility.

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