This experience aims to provide an accessible tour through the central area of Porto, recalling impactful moments that defined LGBTQIAP+ history in the city. This queertour is goven by a gay person native to this city who has experienced these events throughout his 39 years of life. It's an intimate experience that focuses on the social evolution and awareness of the community over the years and how the city began its journey towards inclusion.
We will embark together on a journey remembering facts and analyzing the paradox between two times and destinations in the history of the LGBTQIAP+ community: the 80s to the present day.
We will visit different tourist spots that at first glance we would not realize their impact on the community and visit inclusive spaces.
We will end with a conversation at one of the best known spots in Porto, where we can better understand the legacy and activism carried out by those who fought, so that this excursion could exist today in an openly gay way.
In front of the Kebab Restaurante coffee.
The tour ends at the Virtudes viewpoint, a place enjoyed by tourists and locals alike.
At the beginning of the tour, we pass by Campo 24 de Agosto where we will see the first location of the first LGBTQIA+ pride march.
In this place we will observe and analyze how time and tourism have changed one of the areas that impacted the LGBTQIA+ community.
After passing through one of the busiest streets, we will reflect a little in the square where the Pride march is currently starting, where we will see the Teófilo Braga Garden and visit a bookshop dedicated to LGBTQIA+ themes. We'll talk about the importance of attending queer businesses.
We will visit a bookshop linked to Diversity and Inclusion Books and the Importance of Queer Business. Where we can talk about some LGBT+ writers and their impact on society and representation in culture.
We will pass through a very busy area of Porto. Where we will have several tourist references. It is also a place with a large concentration of students where we will talk about teaching and social changes linked to diversity and inclusion.
Almost arriving at the last location of our tour, we will pass in front of the Tribunal da Relação do Porto, where I explain some of the most important dates in the Queer History of the city and Country, in front of the statue of justice.
We will finish at the Miradouro das Virtudes, a place known for its diversity, beauty and view over the Douro. Where we will relax a little and make a summary of our experiences and visions. I'll talk a little about my youth in the city and how I saw the Queer movement grow.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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