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Porto - You will learn about:
Portus Cale roman village and the origin of the name Portugal
Visigoth rule
Moorish invasion
Reconquest of the Asturias
First capital of the 11th century county of Portugal
12th century foundation of the Kingdom of Portugal
Great naval and shipbuilding city
The history of Port wine
Liberal revolt of the 18th century
The locked away heart of a king
The notorious rebellious spirit of capital of the North
Early 20th century attempt of independency
Modern Porto
You will see:
Avenida dos Aliados
Carmo and Carmelitas Churches
Portoâs University
Lello bookstore (outside)
Clérigos tower
Cordoaria garden
Tribunal da Relação (Courthouse and former prison)
Miradouro da Vitória viewpoint
Miragaia neighborhood
S.Francisco church
Palácio da Bolsa
Praça da Ribeira
Porto Bridges / Dom LuÃs I Bridge
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- Private guided tour
- Local guide exclusively for your group
- Customization possibilities during the tour
- Gratuities
- Entrance fees
Prepare to explore one of Portugal’s most ancient and respected cities: Porto, famously known as the ‘unconquerable city’. Presently, Porto holds the position of being Portugal’s second largest and most significant city, recognized as a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1996. Porto is distinct in its relationship with the river, boasting the Ribeira district’s mosaic of tile-clad buildings and views of the Port wine cellars.
You’ll stroll through its quaint streets and snug city centre, take in stunning panoramas from multiple vantage points, absorb its rich history and traditions, and immerse yourself in local life. Additionally, we’ll explore Porto’s impact on pop culture and its link to the Harry Potter franchise.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.