Porto, Portugal's second-biggest city, is a mix of old-world charm and modern energy. It's known for its distinctive architecture, with medieval alleys winding around colorful houses covered in intricate azulejos. The historic Ribeira district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a picturesque waterfront and bustling cafes. Porto is inseparable from its iconic Dom Luís I Bridge, which connects the historic center with the bustling Vila Nova de Gaia district. The city is synonymous with port wine, and visitors can explore centuries-old wine cellars and sample the renowned Douro wines. Beyond the riverside, Porto reveals its cultural depth through landmarks like the Livraria Lello, a stunning bookstore with a storied history.

Porto is really a charming city and unfortunately we only had one day to spend there (or even less, if you count the rain 😵‍). Despite that, I'd say we were lucky to catch the sunset on the Ponte Luis I bridge and managed to squeeze in all the beautiful spots in 1 day. I think three days would be ideal for exploring the city at a leisurely pace, and you could also take a day trip to the Douro Valley.

Chapters:
00:00 Preview on what's coming up
00:50 Porto Map
01:03 Departure from Barcelona Airport (BCN) to Porto Airport (OPO)
01:36 Arrival at Porto Airport (OPO)
02:32 Livraria Lello - Most beautiful bookstore
03:47 Universidade Do Porto
04:00 Igreja Do Carmo
04:19 McDonald's Porto - Most beautiful McDonald's
04:37 Sao Bento Station
05:55 Restaurante Conga Casa Das Bifanas
07:38 Mercado Do Bolhao
09:14 Rua De Santa Catarina
09:25 Chapel of Souls
09:55 Majestic Cafe
10:26 Church of Saint Ildefonso
11:02 Porto Cathedral
11:36 Miradouro Da Rua Das Aldas
11:57 Luis I Bridge
13:42 Traca Essen Porto
14:09 Sixt Rent A Car

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