During a city tour with me you don't have to look anything up, you get the information presented in an exciting and clear way. The big plus is that in addition to the sights, many other things are talked about. What are social conditions like in Porto and Portugal? What is it like to live with a pension of €280, which some people actually receive? Why are so many houses in prime locations empty in Porto? Which restaurant could you go to tonight? How do I distinguish "tourist traps" from typical Portuguese places? And you will get answers to many other questions that you are welcome to ask during the city tour.
Furthermore, you get to places that you rarely go to as a tourist without a guide. The expertise of a guide who has lived in Porto for a long time and knows some hidden corners is of great benefit.
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We meet at the "Câmara Municipal do Porto" (Avenida dos Aliados) in front of the Almeida Garrett monument.
At Freedom Square, you will learn important facts about Portuguese history and culture, which are important for understanding Portugal and Porto.
There are many restaurants, cafes and bars in the area for some tips. Also spoken about the Portuguese cuisine and culture.
This place is a reference to the history of the university, the students during the dictatorship and the bookstore Lello (Harry Potter).
[from outside] At 76 meters, Portugal's tallest tower and orientation for seafarers, it now represents the importance of shipping to Porto and the architectural beauty of the city. We also discover a garden in the middle of the city. A central place to start talking.
At this incredibly beautiful viewpoint you have a spectacular view over Porto. The history of port wine and its significance today is vividly explained with pictures and the view.
[from outside] In front of the Stock Exchange Palace we meet Heinrich the Navigator, from whom you will learn a lot about the former colonial territory of Portugal, its importance for Porto and the spread of the Portuguese language. Here's a pause.
In the past, goods were loaded here. Today it is a popular place to relax near the water and to discover some of the famous bridges in Porto. Continue through a quarter of narrow and hidden streets.
[from outside] Once you reach the top, take a look over Porto’s old town and the Douro and turn to the fortified cathedral, which stands right next to the Bishop’s Palace.
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