[2025 Porto Attraction] Travel Guide for Douro River (Updated Jun)

🧙♂️Porto in 48 Hours｜Enter Harry Potter's Magical World + A Douro River Wine Journey ✨Tram rides/Wine cellar exploration/Blue tile art overload 🚇 Transportation Tips ▫️Metro day pass €7 for unlimited rides + free elevator access ▫️Old town requires walking, cobblestone streets not suitable for high heels ▫️Taxi from airport to city center €15/15 minutes 📸 Must-visit Photo Spots Livraria Lello Bookstore One of the world's 3 most beautiful bookstores! Spiral staircase reminiscent of Hogwarts, €9 entrance fee can be used toward book purchases, arrive at 8am for fewer crowds Dom Luís I Bridge Sit with a glass of port wine at dusk to catch the sunset, breathtaking moment when the steel dragon lights up, perfect for caramel-toned filter photos São Bento Station Epic murals made of 20,000 blue and white tiles, wear solid colors for silhouette photos Clérigos Tower Climb 230 spiral steps for a 360° panorama of red rooftops, perfect for aerial-style shots! 🍷 Wine Moments ▪️Vila Nova de Gaia wine cellar tour Taylor's winery includes wine tasting + river view terrace, €15 to unlock century-old oak barrel chamber ▪️Douro River cruise €19/1h crossing six bridges, accompanied by traditional Fado music 🍴 Food Highlights 🔥Francesinha Cheese waterfall covering steak and sausage, a calorie bomb but worth every bite! 🔥Portuguese roast suckling pig Crispy skin + orange dipping sauce at Café Santiago 🔥Pastéis de nata Near Clérigos Church at Confeitaria do Bolhão, crack the caramelized crust to reveal the creamy center ⚠️ Tips to Avoid Tourist Traps ▪️For blue tile souvenirs, look for the Vista Alegre brand ▪️Weekend market at Campo Alegre has prices starting at half off "When the tram bell rings as it passes by the church casting patches of light, you'll feel like you've stepped into an old movie 🎞️"

The famous bridge in Porto, Portugal is the Dom Luís I Bridge, and it is a beautiful example of 19th-century engineering and design. The bridge spans the Douro River. The Dom Luís I Bridge is a double-decked metal arch bridge. It has two levels, with the upper level carrying a roadway for cars and pedestrians, and the lower level carrying a metro line. The upper level offers stunning views of the city of Porto, the Douro River, and the surrounding hills. The bridge's metal arches are beautifully designed, with intricate details and elegant curves, and they create a striking contrast against the blue sky and the river below. At night, the Dom Luís I Bridge is illuminated, creating a stunning display of lights that reflect on the river and add to the bridge's beauty. The bridge is not only a functional structure but also a work of art and a beloved symbol of Porto, attracting visitors from all over the world. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #freehotelstay

Walking Along the Douro River and Relaxing with a Glass of Wine ⸻ 🌞 AM 09:00 – Tile Art Explosion! Arrival at São Bento Station The first stop upon arriving in Porto is São Bento Station. Though it's a functioning train station, it feels like an art gallery made of tiles. The walls are covered with stunning blue azulejo tiles, creating an instant Porto vibe 💙. Visiting early in the morning is recommended to avoid crowds. 📸 Photo Tip: Take a vertical shot from the main hall, including the ceiling. ⸻ 🏛 AM 10:00 – Livraria Lello & Clérigos Tower A 10-minute walk from São Bento Station leads to Livraria Lello, a must-visit for Harry Potter fans! Known as one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, its curved staircase and stained-glass ceiling make browsing books feel like a scene from a movie. • Entry ticket required (online reservation recommended). Right next door is Clérigos Tower (Torre dos Clérigos). Climb approximately 200 steps to enjoy panoramic views of Porto city and the Douro River! ⸻ 🧀 PM 12:00 – Lunch at Ribeira Street The colorful riverside buildings of Porto are iconic, and Ribeira Street captures this charm perfectly. Enjoy lunch here 🍽. 🍽 Recommended Dishes: • Francesinha: A hearty dish with meat, ham, cheese, spicy sauce, and a fried egg on top. • Bacalhau: Traditional Portuguese codfish dish. • Pair your meal with a glass of wine for the perfect lunch set 🍷. ⸻ 🍷 PM 14:00 – Cross Luís I Bridge to Gaia Winery Tour After lunch, take a stroll along the riverbank to the majestic Luís I Bridge (Ponte de Dom Luís I). The upper level is pedestrian-only, while the lower level accommodates both vehicles and pedestrians. Walking across the upper level offers breathtaking views of the river and cityscape. On the other side of the bridge lies Gaia, home to numerous wineries where Porto wine is aged 🍷. • Recommended Wineries: Sandeman, Calem, Taylor’s. • Most tours include a 1-hour visit and wine tasting, priced around €10–15. ⸻ 🌇 PM 17:00 – Sunset at the Hilltop Viewpoint Head to the Serra do Pilar viewpoint (Miradouro da Serra do Pilar) located on Gaia Hill. From here, you can enjoy sweeping views of Porto city, Luís I Bridge, and the Douro River. At sunset, the golden hues create the perfect backdrop for unforgettable photos 📸.

The Romance Remains, Even in the Wind From the very beginning, Porto felt warm. Its people, its sunlight, and even its stone walls. Though unfamiliar and old, the city somehow felt strangely familiar. Amid the 'slow' rhythm of this city, I naturally slowed down and found myself becoming quieter. ⸻ 🏞️ Walking Along the Douro River The best way to start your journey in Porto is by the Douro River. At sunset, the shimmering sunlight dances on the water, and the red rooftops across the river quietly glow. As you stroll leisurely along the riverside, you'll encounter street performances, port wine bars, and antique shops, all blending together like a watercolor painting. On some days, simply sitting on a riverside bench with a cup of coffee, gazing at the sky, is enough to make you feel the essence of travel. ⸻ 🧱 In Porto's Alleys, Tiles Speak What makes Porto truly special is how its walls seem to speak as you walk through its streets. The vibrant blue azulejo tiles adorn churches, train stations, and even the walls of small houses, wrapping the entire city in their charm. I once found myself standing for a long time, unable to take my eyes off a wall covered in these tiles. They were art, history, and the heartbeat of this city. ⸻ 🕰️ Old Yet Beautiful Time Porto isn't a polished tourist destination; it's a bit rough, a bit aged, yet inexplicably warm. Even on rainy days, the city had its charm. Narrow stairways became picturesque scenes, and even broken walls and rusty signs told stories unique to Porto.

#Europe Guide Porto, a port city in northern Portugal, is small but leaves a strong impression. It is quieter than Lisbon, but it has a deep beauty, so you can't help but be impressed as you walk. This trip was a 3-night, 4-day trip, and I went on a route that allowed me to experience both famous attractions and the lives of locals. The first day started with appreciating the azulejo tiles at São Bento Station. This place, where historical scenes are expressed in tiles, is more like a museum than a station. The Lello Bookstore, located right next door, is one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, and is a must-visit even if you're not a Harry Potter fan. You must reserve your admission ticket in advance. On the second day, I climbed the Clérigos Tower to look down on the entire city and enjoyed a leisurely walk in the Ribeira district along the Douro River. I crossed the river and headed to Vila Nova de Gaia to take a tour of the 'Taylor' winery, which was informative and impressive because I was able to taste high-quality port wine and see the winemaking process firsthand. On the third day, we visited places where you can really feel the emotion of Porto, such as Flores Street, Bolhao Market, and Majestic Cafe. The leisure of pastel de nata and a cup of coffee here and there added vitality to the trip. We stayed near the Ribeira, and the location was good, so we could walk around safely even at night. Porto is a small city, but it is full of things to enjoy. The trip is mainly done on foot, and the cost of living is low compared to Europe, so it is less burdensome for travelers. Above all, the kindness of the people makes this city warmer. 📍Address: Ponte Luís I, Porto, Portugal #PortugalTravel #PortuGuide #LelloBookstore #PortWineTour #RibeiraDistrict #PortRestaurants #DouroRiver #HarryPotterSacredSite #SãoBentoStation #EuropeWalkingTravel #BackToEdenTravel

#4月好去地方2025 Porto is a famous port city in Portugal, famous for its port wine. Visit the wine cellar to learn about the Port wine-making process and taste a variety of flavors. The colorful buildings and ancient bridges along the Douro River are unique. Porto's old town is full of historical charm and is an important symbol of Portuguese culture. This journey combines history, culture and fine wine for an unforgettable experience.

10 tips to help you avoid tourist traps and enjoy life like a local 1. Must-visit cities: Lisbon + Porto + Sintra ✅ Lisbon: Take tram No. 28 through the Alfama district and watch the "Orange Sea Sunset" at the Castle of St. George in the evening; ✅ Porto: You must take the 17:00 cruise on the Douro River. The sunset reflects on the exterior walls of the winery like an oil painting; ✅ Sintra: Enter the Pena Palace before 9:30 to avoid the tour groups, and wear non-slip shoes to climb the Moorish Castle. 2. Cultural experience: Listening to more Dharma does not equal attending a commercial show ❗Avoid traps: Most of the signs in Alfama that say "Fado show €30 including meal" are tourist traps; ✅ Authentic way to play: Find a tavern deep in the alley (such as "A Tasca do Chico"), order a glass of port wine and listen to the songs quietly, €10 ticket + €2 coin to put into the singer's black hat to show respect. 3. Egg tart wars: This is the original one ✅ Pasteis de Belém: A century-old shop in Belém, €1.3/piece, sprinkled with cinnamon powder and served with espresso; ❗Warning: The "Egg Tart Museum" in the city is actually a high-priced souvenir shop, so be careful when buying "innovative flavors". 4. Traffic Pitfalls: Don’t Get Overcharged by Elevators ✅ One hour queue for Santa Justa lift? Walk for 3 minutes around the back mountain trail to the top for free; ✅ Porto Metro Z4 ticket covers all attractions, a single-day ticket is €7, saving 40% compared to a single purchase; ❗Warning: Taxi drivers often take detours and insist on using the meter (Ligar taxímetro). 5. Seafood critique: pricing by kilogram is reliable ✅ Cais Sodré restaurant code in Lisbon: "Peixe do dia" (fresh fish of the day) is 30% cheaper than the menu; ❗Must inspect the goods: When ordering grilled sardines, ask to see the gills (bright red is preferred), and refuse pre-fried frozen ones. 6. The metaphysics of tiles: old goods are hidden in the ruins ✅ Go to the LX Factory Cultural and Creative Park flea market to find 19th century hand-painted fragments for €5; ❗Don’t buy: Most of the "hand-painted tiles" around tourist attractions are factory printed products. Use your fingernails to scratch the glaze to determine the authenticity. 7. Wine routine: wine tasting ≠ entering the winery ✅ Porto Nova de Gaia riverside wine cellar (such as Sandeman), €12 for 3 items + free carved wine glass; ✅ Supermarket bargains: Buying 10-year-old Tawny Port wine (€15) at Continente supermarket is 3 times cheaper than at the airport. 8. Beach Tips: Enjoy the scenery on the south bank and play in the waves on the west bank ✅ Algarve Benagil Cave Kayaking, choose the 9:00 group (€25) to avoid the midday sun; ❗Cold Fact: The spectacular sight of huge waves crashing against the shore only occurs when the tide is high (check the tide table). 9. The ultimate money saver: Take advantage of "free prime time" ✅ Free admission to the National Museum of Ancient Art from 9:00 to 14:00 on Sunday; ✅ 50% off castle/monastery tickets on the first Saturday of every month; ❗Hidden benefits: The Lisbon Card includes transportation + attraction discounts, but the cost will only be recovered after 72 consecutive hours of use. 10. Etiquette minefield: Don't make the "OK" gesture randomly ✅ Correct operation: Restaurant checkout gesture imitates writing a check (waving with palm facing down); ❗Taboo: Giving a thumbs-up to locals = provocation, so use a "C'est bon" smile and nod instead. Conclusion Portugal is the city of Easter eggs—Michelin restaurants are hidden in abandoned monasteries, and the tram terminus is at the elopement cliff. You don't have to expect perfection when you first visit something. Leave some regrets as an excuse to come back again. Boa viagem! (Have a nice trip!)

🌊There is a Portuguese proverb: Play in Lisbon, study in Coimbra. Pray devoutly in Braga, work hard in Porto, Porto feels busy and boring, but it is my favorite city in Portugal ✨ ❗【👇Click below to encounter the Porto forgotten by time】 ❗ 🌉【Must-see in Porto】 ▪️Louis I Bridge: The most beautiful steel arch bridge in the world, with both upper and lower floors accessible. The golden river view at dusk is truly amazing. ▪️Livraria Lello: J.K. Rowling’s source of inspiration, neo-Gothic magical spiral staircase ▪️The Clergy Tower: The highest viewing point in Porto, climb 240 steps to the top and enjoy a 360-degree view of the red roofs and the ocean ▪️Sao Bento Railway Station: "The most beautiful railway station in the world" 20,000 blue and white tiles tell the history, 🍷【Port Wine Experience】 ✅Visit the century-old wine cellar ✅Learn tasting skills ✅DIY blending of exclusive port wine ✅Sunset wine tasting at Riverside Winery 🏨【Special Accommodation】 ▫️4 nights in a five-star hotel on the Douro River ▫️3 nights in a century-old palace converted hotel ❗【👇Click below to encounter the Porto forgotten by time】 ❗

City Status: The second-largest city in Portugal, the capital of the Porto District, and one of the major cities on the Iberian Peninsula. It is rated as a Gamma+ level global city by the Globalization and World Cities Research Network. Geographic Location: Located at the mouth of the Douro River, about 5 km west of the Atlantic Ocean. It borders the Matosinhos and Maia municipalities to the north, Gondomar to the east, and the Douro River to the south, with Vila Nova de Gaia on the opposite bank.

🌉🏞️Porto is one of the oldest cities in Europe, with a long history dating back to the ancient Roman period. The name of Portugal comes from it, which shows its historical status. The old town is listed as a United Nations World Cultural Heritage. As the most important port city, Porto has witnessed the glory of Portugal as a world maritime power. In 1394, Prince Henry, the first person to create the great era of European maritime exploration, was born here. 🌃🏙️Porto is the second largest city in Portugal. Tourists visiting Porto can not only visit wine cellars but also taste fine wine. The entire city is built on the mountain and faces the sea, which sounds so romantic. In addition, this "unconquerable city" that even Napoleon's cavalry could not do anything to it has never experienced any natural disasters in history, and its original appearance has been preserved relatively intact, making tourists feel as if they have traveled back in time. This is a unique city that combines history and modernity, exudes a strong cultural atmosphere, and is also full of exciting vitality. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

#newyearnewtrip The Douro River is one of the major rivers of the Iberian Peninsula, flowing from its source in Soria, Spain, through northern Portugal, and emptying into the Atlantic Ocean at Porto. Douro Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because it is famous for its terraced vineyards that produce the world-famous port wine and Douro table wines. if you want to explore Douro River, you can take a short cruise.

What is it about Porto that makes people love it? Is it Portugal's second largest city? Or the famous port wine, the passion of the Dragon Stadium? Or a country with a rich history and cultural heritage? …….No matter which one, this is a very suitable city to visit. morning 1. Visit a Port Winery: Porto is a famous wine producing region. You can choose to visit a Port Winery to learn about the winemaking process and taste the local wine. 2. Douro River Cruise: Take a cruise on the Douro River and enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the river, including Baroque, Classical and Romantic period buildings. 3. São Bento Railway Station: Visit the São Bento Railway Station, which is famous for its 20,000 tile paintings that show the history of Portugal. afternoon 1. Porto Old Town: Wander through Porto’s Old Town and explore its narrow streets and colorful houses. 2. Porto Cathedral: Exterior view of Porto Cathedral, this church with a mixed Gothic and Baroque style is the heart of Porto. 3. Livraria Lello: Visit the Livraria Lello store that inspired the creation of Harry Potter. Its neo-Gothic architecture and spiral staircases are very distinctive. night 1. Taste local food: Sample traditional Portuguese cuisine, such as Portuguese egg tarts, paella and pork dishes, at local restaurants. 2. Enjoy the night view: Take a walk along the Douro River and enjoy the night view of the Dom Luis I Bridge and the city. Precautions 1. Porto's old town is not large, and the distances between attractions are close, so you can explore on foot. 2. It is recommended to book the port winery visit and wine tasting activities in advance. 3. Take care of your personal belongings, especially in crowded streets.

Porto is a beautiful city in northern Portugal Striking with its stunning sea views and unique architectural style Porto’s Orange House architecture is a distinctive feature of the city These buildings are brightly colored and full of enthusiasm and vitality. Especially in the Ribeira district, the buildings here are colorful. It forms a spectacular scene against the Doro River. Like the scenery in the comics, the design is unique Stroll through the streets of Ribeira district Appreciate these beautiful buildings and feel the unique style of Bodo🏠🎨 The sea view of Doro River is also amazing️🌊 The blue water here is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the sun Sitting by the river and feeling the sea breeze is a pleasant enjoyment☀ #globaltravel

In the gentle sea breeze of the Atlantic Ocean, the ancient city of Porto stands quietly, as if telling endless stories. Walking through the winding cobblestone streets, every stone has been washed by the years. The Douro River, like a jade belt, divides the city into two banks, reflecting the rows of red-roofed houses on the water, flowing with ancient maritime legends🗺️. Porto is not just a picturesque port but also a haven for the soul. Every corner is filled with the breath of art, music, and life. Here, time slows down, and the years quietly pass under the soft sunlight. 🧳Preparation before the trip: ✅Book your hotel in advance! Porto is a very popular tourist destination, so it's best to book your hotel in advance to avoid limited choices and high prices. ✅The temperature difference between day and night in Porto is greater than in southern Lisbon, so it is recommended to bring some jackets and long pants in case it gets cooler at night. ✅There are many slopes in Porto's urban area, so prepare comfortable shoes to make walking more comfortable. ✅The sunlight is strong at noon, so prepare sunscreen. 🚉Transportation guide: International: Porto is the second-largest city in Portugal, so there are many international flights, such as direct flights from London, Madrid, Frankfurt, etc. If departing from within the country, you can transfer from Beijing via Istanbul or Dubai to reach Porto. Domestic: You can take a train directly to Porto from cities like Lisbon and Coimbra; there are also flights from Lisbon to Porto. Within the city: Porto has a metro system, and you can buy metro tickets to reach various places in the city. Most attractions in the city center are within walking distance, as they are not very far apart. If you are really tired, you can take a taxi (Bolt app), which costs less than 5 euros per ride within the city! 🗓Recommended spots: 📍Dom Luís I Bridge This bridge was built in 1886 and was designed by an engineer who had participated in the construction of the Eiffel Tower. It features a typical iron structure and arch design. Standing on the bridge, you can overlook the Douro River and the beautiful scenery on both sides, and you can also enjoy the sunset. 📍Lello Bookstore Lello Bookstore is one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. Founded in 1906 by the Lello brothers, its unique Gothic exterior and luxurious interior decoration give people the feeling of walking into a palace of art. 📍Church of Saint Ildefonso The most stunning feature is the church's exterior, which is covered with traditional Portuguese blue and white tiles depicting biblical scenes, offering a unique visual feast. 📍São Bento Railway Station It is one of the most famous train stations in Portugal. The station building itself belongs to the French neoclassical style and is famous for its stunning blue and white tile murals inside. (…and many more) ❤Travel impressions: Porto is a city where history, culture, and nature harmoniously blend. The ancient streets, exquisite buildings, and the tranquil Douro River give this city a unique charm. Whether strolling through the historic city center or admiring the art of blue and white tiles, Porto offers a profound cultural experience. Savoring local wines and delicacies, feeling the leisurely pace, it seems as if time slows down here. Porto is not only a visual feast but also a peaceful haven for the soul, making it hard to leave.

St John’s Festival, June 24th, is the grandest festival in Porto. On the evening of the 23rd, which is St John’s Festival Eve, it is just like Christmas and Christmas Eve. Before checking in, I was notified by email: try to check in before 4 PM, otherwise, after that time, the city will have traffic control. Reluctantly bidding farewell to the manor shrouded in light mist and rain, I hurried to Porto. While secretly delighted to have once again stumbled upon a grand festival, I couldn't help but worry about restaurants closing and not finding good food, just like on the Feast of Corpus Christi in Coimbra. As soon as I stepped out of São Bento train station, the festive atmosphere was palpable. Street vendors lined the streets, selling mostly various snacks, drinks, and plastic hammers. The former replenishes energy, while the latter embodies the spirit of revelry. As a 'self-defense weapon,' getting one for 3 euros was quite necessary. The festive atmosphere ignited the whole city, with explosive music coming from different directions on the streets and from upstairs. Walking on the road, if you are not careful, you might get hit on the head by a plastic hammer swung from who knows where, making the world spin. At night, Ribeira Quay was crowded with people, either sitting on the ground or dancing to the upbeat music. Some hid in a corner, using 'long-stemmed purple flowers' and fishing techniques to gently brush the purple flowers over passersby. This 'flirting' method is quite creative. At midnight, fireworks burst into the sky on time. Initially, it didn't seem particularly surprising, but the explosive finale was like the earth shaking, refreshing the senses! ⛱️Must-visit attractions: Clerigos Tower, Avenida dos Aliados, São Bento Train Station, Misericórdia Church, Casa do Infante, Ribeira Square, Dom Luís I Bridge 🌄Travel tips: Walk to the above attractions 🏨Accommodation tips: Along the Douro River 💗Other tips: Don't miss the port wine tasting. Taylor's and Granham's wineries are good choices. What could be more pleasant than enjoying the scenery and sipping a few glasses of fine wine from Porto? The Douro River area around Porto is also worth exploring. I will introduce it in another article next time.

The comfort level of Porto is still too advanced. In my eyes, Porto may not be considered the best tourist city. If you focus on sightseeing, it may not be that suitable for tourists. But if you enjoy the unique atmosphere of a city and don't like check-in style tourism, then immersing yourself here, you will definitely become addicted to its unique charm and flavor! During the two days I stayed in Porto, I especially enjoyed wandering aimlessly around the city. Although the buildings in Porto are a bit dilapidated, they have a kind of broken classical taste, very distinctive and leisurely~ From time to time, you will also discover some small surprises! For example: very characteristic patterned tiles, you don't need to deliberately look for them, the buildings you pass by will make you stop and admire. In addition, the Douro Riverbank may be one of the most comfortable places in Porto. Sitting by the riverbank, quietly appreciating the scenery on the other side, waiting for the sunset to arrive, listening to the lazy rhythm of the songs, enjoying the slowed-down time, it is pleasant and satisfying, the comfort level is directly maxed out! Slow down, enjoy the moment, this may also be one of the meanings of travel!!

Porto is an absolute must-visit on your Europe travels. A Catholic city at heart, you'll find around every corner you turn a relic of its history. What's not to miss? - The city revolves around the Ponte Luís I Bridge which carries the main tram network at an astonishing height over the River Duoro. - Taste the finest Port the world has to offer, very close to its source. - Take in some history and striking views across the unblemished city from the Clérigos Church and it's tower. - Experience the vintage tram network on a tour along the river shore. - Take in the sights on a tour of the city, including a view of the somewhat bizarre but unique 'She Changes' - a glimpse of Porto's architectureal offering. What to know before you go: - Bring a good pair of walking shoes (there are lots of steps, hills and cobbles streets) - Porto does not really have a 'centre' - many tourists flock to the Ponte Luís Bridge area and this appears to have become the natural focal point of the city - Consider bringing beach equipment in the summer months; Porto unexpectedly has a lovely beach area - The locals are among the friendliest around but they appreciate a small effort to learn basic greetings and phrases Enjoy your travels in sunny Porto, you'll remember it for a lifetime 🇵🇹📷☀️#porto #portugal #Europe #travels #summer

Porto is the second largest city in Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. It is the wine capital of Portugal. It has huge wine cellars stretching thousands of meters and a beautiful old town. It is one of the most important wine-producing regions in Portugal. Porto's Douro River is the main producing area for Port wine, and Porto's wine culture has penetrated into every corner of the city. Porto also has a World Heritage-listed Old Town, as well as buildings such as the Concert Hall, the famous Lello Bookstore, and the Cathedral. The iconic Luis I Bridge, an engineering masterpiece of the 19th century, offers impressive panoramic views of the city from across the river. Immerse yourself in the maze of Porto's narrowest streets and neighborhoods, discovering the majesty of countless carefully designed buildings at every corner. This city exudes a timeless temperament and is a tourist city worth savoring.

📍Porto, Dom Luis I Bridge This is the Dom Luis I Bridge that connects the Ribeira district and the Gaia district in Porto. The Ribeira district is full of historical buildings, and the Gaia district on the other side is full of wineries :-) If you are a traveler to Porto, you will pass by the Dom Luis I Bridge several times, so enjoy the beautiful scenery! #Overseas travel #Portugal #Porto