The historic city of Porto is the second largest in Portugal after Lisbon. Located in the country's wine region, there are plenty of things to do in Porto, a charming yet sophisticated metropolis in Southern Europe.
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Museu de Esnografia e Historia - Learn about old Portuguese customs and view archaeological finds and exhibits.
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Majestic Cafe-Bar - Take a break from sightseeing and enjoy a cocktail or a cup of coffee while listening to a chamber orchestra or jazz band.
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Ribeira Craft Center - Dodge the crowds and shop like a local while browsing the selections of handmade fabrics, embroidered dresses, pottery and more.
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Museu Romantico da Quinta da Macieirinha - Relax in the gardens or take in the stunning views of the Douro River at this century house turned museum.
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Lello Bookstore - Pick up a good book at this shop with a grand staircase and carved bookshelves. No photographs are allowed because flash photography could damage old books that are on display.
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Ponte de Dom Louis l - Walk over this bridge to photograph amazing sights. It connects Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia, a city well known for wine production.
- Try a Francesinha - Eat like a local and taste this delicious sandwich. In between the white bread, you'll find beef, sausage and smoked ham. The entire sandwich is covered in cheese and drenched in a tomato and beer sauce.
