HISTORIC CENTRE
Porto Historic Centre is the oldest part of the city and was
listed a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1996.Here you will find traces of
the medieval origins of the city.
Amble along the typical alleys and passageways of this
city’s heart and hospitality of the city folk and a breathtaking panorama over
the roof tops and the Douro River; make the historic centre a must.
In Sao Joao, the biggest feast of the city, these streets
are filled with balloons and colorful steamers, the air is perfumed with basil
and grilled sardines, the music invites everyone to dance. The city looks even
more beautiful!
The Torre dos Clerigos offers a panoramic view of Porto, for
those who are brave enough to climb about 240 steps. But do not feel
discouraged !For those who cannot , or do not want to, climb the Tower, a
multisensory perception station was set up which simulates the climb the Tower,
a multisensory perception station was set up which simulates the climb
experience, is an accessible and available to all visitors.
Heading towards the river, you can enjoy an afternoon of
shopping in the streets of Mouzinho da Silveira, Flores, Ferreira Borges and
Infante D. Henrique, among others. Matching with the special spirit of Porto.
Even before arriving at Ribeira, we find the former Stock Exchange Palace.
A National Monument designed in 1842 so that the business of
the city had a place to meet. The famous Arabian Hall and the Patio das Nacoes
are a must –see.
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