Dom Luis bridge
by AndyRG
It is maybe the most impressive bridge of the city, which offers the delights of a river city, as it is situated in the mouth of Douro river, from where boats leave to sail up. The view is excellent, its typical quarters -especially the "zona riberinha"- and the hills of Se and Vitoria are admirable.
more ads
by arasnosliw
And here's yet another one of those Port wine advertisements. There are way too many wine caves to visit, but if you're feeling especially energetic you can visit them all. I only saw 3. They all start to feel the same after a while.
Vinho do Porto
by suvanki
Vinho do Porto is the geographic name of origin.
Port wine is a sweet fortified wine, which is exclusively produced in the Douro Valley, then aged and bottled in the city of Porto.
Apparently, there is some conlict between the farmers and wine producers who claim that this world renowned drink should be renamed Douro and not Port, as this is where it is initially made.
To be continued........
Porto
by micas_pt
Porto is Portugal's second main city, also called the North capital. There you will find everything a big city has: education (universities), good health services, culture (Porto was European Culture Capital back in 2001), good nightlife, good access such as airport, railway, highway, excellent food and wine ... On map you can see "position" in mainland Portugal.
Steep Stands
by Frankinho
The stands in the Estadio do Bessa are quite steep. We were located in the upper part of the main stand. If people stand up during the match (and our fans are standing for most of the time, usually ...), one can hardly see the action at the near sideline. But generally, the view is great and the roof provides for a loud atmosphere.