Star Inn Porto
Rua Senhora do Porto 930 Porto, Northern Portugal, 97115, Portugal
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Oh-Porto!
Sorry for the delay we have been running around visiting Madrid. Being fiscally responsible travelers, we decided to take the bus from Lisbon to Porto. It was a quick 3.5 hrs trip thanks in part to our retired race car driver turned bus driver. The scenery was beautiful and we got to see many olive and wine vineyards. We didn't really know much …
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Oh Porto!
... is a city of many layers so always look to all directions, and maybe you'll be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a local young girl practicing her dance steps.
Once across the bridge, take the 'Telefonica' (cable car) down into the heart of Cais de Gaia, a short ride well worth 4euros. Then, it's time to pick your poison and select a Port tour from the multitude of well established houses. Each house has a unique history, which will be touched upon by your multilingual ...
Viagem de carro por Portugal
... Absurdo total, porém, tudo tem seu lado positivo.
Por termos vindo de carro, demos uma volta à noite pela cidade. Passamos pelo centro, vimos o Coliseu do Porto (é bem diferente do de Roma), fomos a um barzinho onde se joga Bilhar e descobrimos que no Porto todos comem francesinhas (é o nome de um prato típico daqui), mas eu não arrisquei, e nos perdemos à vontade para conhecer a cidade, até chegarmos na praia de varredores (acho que era esse o nome), ...
Oporto
Vuelo desde Barcelona a Oporto con Portugala (TAP Portugal Regional). Desde el aeropuerto al centro de la ciudad en metro, allí me esperaba Robert. El hotel estaba al lado de la estación de Aliados y nos quedamos en la ciudad dos días antes de ir a Lisboa en tren.
En Oporto visitamos la Estaçao de San Bento, Catedral Sé do Porto, Ponte Dom Luis I, Torre dos Clérigos, Livraria Lello, Mercado do Bolhao y paseo por el casco antiguo.
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Porto Porto Porto
I left Santander in the evening on a night train to Porto...a ticket I purchased at the station with a woman who spoke maybe 2% English. I understood her about 50% (that's being generous) with a lot of question marks rolling around in my head as she attempted explaining my "options" to get to Portugal. Well, lets just say I didn't understand what I was agreeing to fully, despite the timetables written out for me...because I ended up on a train with 3 ...



