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 …
The Douro River is crossed by several bridges as it passes through Porto. The most famous of them is the Don Luis I Bridge (Ponte Dom Luís I in Portuguese), …
Over two days, on the Santiago's Portuguese Coastal Way (Caminho do Litoral Português) a wooden walkway runs along the beach, with the sea and the beach on the left and …
The narrow cobbled streets of Ribeira are dotted with small bars and restaurants serving classic Portuguese dishes, such as grilled sardines. Next to the Douro River, Praça da Ribeira is surrounded by colorful houses from the 18th century.
The Porto-São Bento Train Station is a railway station located in Praça de Almeida Garrett, in the city of Porto, Portugal, this station is especially known for its tile panels.