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The sky and people are practically always on the move here. However, the view of the unique steel bridge from here is also incredible. And this is also where most of the ships depart, for example, those on the 6 Bridges Tour.

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Full of restaurants and street entertainment.

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Standing imposingly atop a hill, Porto Cathedral rises amidst narrow streets, guarding the old city. It is the oldest church in Porto and one of its most iconic monuments. Construction began in the 12th century and carries nearly a thousand years of history within its stonework. From here, the view is breathtaking: red-tiled roofs, towers punctuating the sky, and the Douro River shaping the horizon. In front of the cathedral, an old pillory recalls dark times. During the dictatorship, it served as a symbol of intimidation.

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That bridge is a real eye-catcher

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Ribeira is one of the most historic and picturesque neighborhoods in Porto, Portugal. Located on the banks of the Douro River, it is a must-see for anyone visiting the city. Ribeira is known for its narrow, winding streets, colorful houses, and medieval architecture. The neighborhood is also famous for its nightlife, with many bars, restaurants, and fado houses. One of Ribeira's main points of interest is Ribeira Square, a historic square offering stunning views of the Douro River. Other points of interest include the Church of São Francisco, the Port Wine Museum, and the Luís I Bridge. Ribeira is also a popular spot for tasting the famous Port wine, which is produced in the region.

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Stunning views of the Douro River from the bridge over the old town.

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The Igreja do Carmo and the Igreja dos Carmelitas, on the corner of Praça de Carlos Alberto and Rua do Carmo, are two churches in Porto that are located almost next to each other.

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Construction of the cathedral began in the first half of the 12th century and continued until the beginning of the 13th century. The original building followed a Romanesque style, but over the centuries, it underwent several modifications. Notable features of the Romanesque period include the general façade with towers and a beautiful rose window, as well as the three-nave interior covered by a barrel vault. The cathedral was also one of the first Portuguese buildings to use cantilevered buttresses for support. I hope you found this brief introduction interesting! 😊

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