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Nice and clean bus station.

The Editory Holtel in Porto.

A baroque 18th-century church, close to São Bento Train Station, at the top of a hill in the Old Town. It was built in 1739 and features an 11,000 tile façade of azulejo tile work so elaborate it was only completed in 1932! Designed by Jorge Colaco, who also designed São Bento below, the tiles depict the life of St. Ildefonso, as well as the allegories from the Eucharist.

A baroque 18th-century church, close to São Bento Train Station, at the top of a hill in the Old Town. It was built in 1739 and features an 11,000 tile façade of azulejo tile work so elaborate it was only completed in 1932! Designed by Jorge Colaco, who also designed São Bento below, the tiles depict the life of St. Ildefonso, as well as the allegories from the Eucharist.

Architecture in the city of Porto did not disappoint. So many buildings adorned with

The day was sunny and comfortable, perfect for walking around river front. We had lunch on the river and dinner in a small restaurant overlooking the river.

Beautifully tiled streets.

Famous outdoor market. We stopped in the Mercado do Bolhão– Bolhão Market is the most popular market in Porto located close to Aliados square. It was opened to public in 1914 and renovated in 2022. The dominant characteristic of the Bolhão market is its surrounding building with beautiful façade.

Sardines are a big thing here.