Porto: Atlantic charm, tradition, and wine in a city with soul
Porto is a city that captivates from the very first stroll. Its cobbled streets, faded architecture, and wine culture make it an authentic and flavorful getaway. Set on the banks of the Douro River, it blends history, gastronomy, modernity, and Portuguese hospitality like few other cities in Europe.
Flight information from Castellón
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Airline: Ryanair.
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Arrival airport: Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO).
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Estimated duration: 1 h 45 min.
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Frequency: Seasonal.
What to See and Do
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Ribeira – The most picturesque neighborhood on the banks of the Douro River.
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Dom Luís I Bridge – A city icon with breathtaking views.
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Cathedrals and azulejos – Found at São Bento Station and Clérigos Church.
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Port wine cellars – In Vila Nova de Gaia, with guided tours and tastings.
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Lello Bookstore – Said to have inspired Harry Potter.
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Six Bridges Cruise – A scenic boat ride along the Douro.
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Mercado do Bolhão – A great place to sample local specialties.
Practical Information
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Currency: Euro (€).
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Language: Portuguese.
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Plug type: Type F (same as in Spain).
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Documentation: National ID or passport.
Practical Information
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Metro line E (purple): connects the airport with Trindade station (city center) in about 30 minutes.
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Price: between €2–3 (Zone 4).
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Buses, taxis, and apps like Bolt or Uber also available.
Porto Gallery
