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On both sides of the bridge there are popular terraces and you have a beautiful view over the city, the Douro and the iconic bridge.

At the top of Mount Santa Justa, the highest point of the Serra de Santa Justa and the Valongo Massif, there is a beautiful view.

The Ferreira River is a tributary of the Tâmega River in northern Portugal. Its course runs through valleys and rural landscapes, also powering some small hydroelectric power plants. Here you can cycle in complete tranquility immersed in nature.

At this point, the landscape reveals two distinct worlds: on one side, the view extends over the Greater Porto and the coastline that stretches out on the horizon; on the other, the peaceful valley of the River Ferreira, where the village of Couce preserves its rural charm. A fascinating contrast that accompanies the trail.

That bridge is a real eye-catcher

It has great climbing walls with some roofs and many routes, a spectacular place to climb

Ribeira's narrow cobbled streets are dotted with small bars and restaurants serving classic Portuguese dishes such as grilled sardines. Next to the Douro River, the Praça da Ribeira is lined with colourful 18th-century houses.

The Douro River is crossed by several bridges as it passes through Porto. The most famous of these is the Dom Luis I Bridge (Ponte Dom Luís I in Portuguese), which connects the city to Vila Nova de Gaia. Opened at the end of the 19th century, this iron bridge is one of the most emblematic images of Porto.