Igreja dos Carmelitas
This church stands side by side with Carmo Church, separated only by one of the world’s narrowest houses.
Igreja dos Carmelitas
This church stands side by side with Carmo Church, separated only by one of the world’s narrowest houses.
Livraria Lello
Housed in a neo-gothic building, Lello Bookshop, the oldest bookshop in the city, is considered to be the most beautiful library in Europe and the third most beautiful in the world.
Admission Not Included
Igreja dos Clerigos
Considered a National Monument, since 1910, Clérigos Church and Tower are part of an 18th century Baroque style building, which marked the city's urban landscape. One of the most emblematic monuments in the city, Clérigos Tower, with i225 steps, is the tallest campanile in Portugal.
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Avenida Dos Aliados
(Pass by)
Regarded as Porto's city centre, Aliados Avenue connects the old town with the modern part of the city. Flanked by ornate buildings in a range of architectural styles, from neoclassical to French Beaux-arts, this avenue is home to some of the city's most prestigious hotels along with a number of banks. Standing at the head of the Avenida is the stately City Hall.
Sao Bento Railway Station
One of Portugal's most striking railway stations, decorated with over 20,000 blue and white tiles in the main hall.
Porto Cathedral (Se Catedral)
Built in the highest part of the city, next to the walls that once protected the city, the Cathedral is the most important religious building in Porto.
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Ribeira Square
This district is one of the most colourful and picturesque neighbourhoods of Porto, known for its intricate group of high houses that seem to bend and narrow medieval streets.
Ponte de Dom Luis I
The double-decker Luis I bridge is an icon of the city of Porto. It spans the River Douro linking the Port wine houses of Vila Nova de Gaia with the bustling downtown Ribeira district of Porto.
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