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Dom Luis I Bridge
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If we were DE make a skyline of Porto, there is no doubt that this must-see site would be part of EN. Located in the landscape, the Dom Luís Bridge is this metal structure that connects the treasures DE Porto, to the famous wine cellars DE Vila Nova DE Gaia.
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Those who have never succumbed to a glass DE Porto, raise their hands. Oh yes, don't move, we see you! Of course not, we're kidding!
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Who says a little climbing, often says a clear view at the key. And yes, you weren’t brought up for an exercise story. Instead, look at the photo spot we found you.
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Every EN length should normally stand before you, the so-called Fernandina wall. Although this is a long way DE China’s, this portion DE gothic fortification is a beautiful trace of Porto’s past.
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It is in this discreet alley that hides one DE Porto’s most precious treasures. The Church of Santa Clara, unlike many DE its “likes”, reveals its potential more by what it contains than by its exterior aesthetic.
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Inaugurated EN 1798, the main aim of the São João National Theatre was to provide the second largest city in the country with an opera house.
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Perhaps not DE Porto’s most famous Attraction, the church DE Saint Il DEfonso is certainly a pleasant element of decor on the way. Built between 1709 and 1739, this religious building celebrates the art DE the azulejo.
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Cafe Majestic
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EN taking you to the outskirts DE this gran DE address DE Porto, it is a journey through time that we propose to you to live, so hang on!
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Rua de Santa Catarina
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Well known to Shopping enthusiasts, Sainte-Catherine Street is the most commercial artery in central DE Porto. Its first origins date back EN 1662, and its length DE 1500 metres is EN 1784, after a DE last extension towards Place Marquês de Pombal.
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Lost in the midst DE the hustle and bustle and ENsigns of all kinds, it is one DE the most delightful churches in Porto that strikes us. Installed here since the beginning of the 18th century, the Chapel of Souls leaves us amazed by its artistic facades.
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Mercado do Bolhao
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Here you are, on the outskirts of Bolhão Point of Sale, one of Porto’s must-see addresses, classified as historic monum ENt in 2006.
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In your review, what iconic building DE any city are we dealing with? For you DEr, it is not a courthouse, a theatre or a museum. How about a little idea?
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Just because you’re taken to a train station doesn’t mean you want to be sent to another destination. On the contrary, we keep you with us! Any visit to Porto cannot be made without a stop at the São Bento train station, which already uses DE its charm with its exterior appearance.
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Praca da Liberdade
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To any city its place and Porto is no exception. Connecting the old Porto to its most recent part, the Place DE la liberté is an essential point DE passage in the discovery of the places.
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Squeezed between them, this little piece DE neo-gothic façade in white is not a church, but a bookshop, or rather THE Lello & Irmão bookshop.
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To avoid any confusion, the church we are trying to make known to you is the DE right church, not the DE left church glued to the bell tower.
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It is at the turn DE this square, and these peaceful gardens, that this intimidating building appears, whose solar yellow color deceives appearances.
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Torre dos Clerigos
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Located in the landscape DE Porto, this 76-metre tower, the tallest in the country, is a must-see in our visit.
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Miradouro da Vitoria
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It is in this type of hidden places that Porto takes DE postcard areas. DE this lookout, the whole of the old town, and more, is under your feet.
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What a beautiful tin EN structure we have there. EN 1885, at the request of the Town Hall, the Ferreira Borges Point of Sale was designed to replace the former Point of Sale DE Ribeira.
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Iglesia De San Francisco
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Here you are at the gates of another famous religious building DE Porto. Built during the 14th century, under the religious order DE Franciscans, the Church of Saint Francis is a combination of 3 architectural styles: Romanesque and Gothic, in what resembles its structure and Baroque for its interior decoration.
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Porto
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It is like posing on the waters of the Douro that this breathtaking view DE receives you. Here, everything is played EN two stages. At first, we quietly soak up the place.
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You feel the vibrations that come to you, these are those of the Ribeira district, the historic heart DE Porto. Whether it’s locals or day visitors, everyone loves this neighborhood for its authentic side.
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EN face to face with the Sé DE Porto, in other words the Cathedral DE la ville, you will normally EN come across a twisted stone column, called “pelourinho” in Portuguese.
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Located on the heights DE the city, the Sé, or Cathedral DE Porto, is desired. Built in the 12th century, and rebuilt several times throughout DE its history, it presents a harmonious yet highly heterogeneous architectural ensemble.
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The little square you arrive on puts you in front of a new church, more sober than those you have seen so far. This is the Eglise DE Saint-Laurent, also known DE l’Église des Cricketons.
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You pass on your right the Palais DE la Bourse DE Porto. This large neoclassical building was built in the 19th century on the site DE the former Franciscan convent, destroyed by fire. The new building is as huge as it is imposing.
