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Porto is a city along the northwestern coastline of Portugal and is the second biggest city in the country.
From the Porto Travel Guide
Average cheapest prices by month.
I stayed there for 2 nights and it was perfect, little hostel. Everything is very nice and clean. The guest kitchen was also very usefull. The only "negative" aspect: you always have to take a bus or metro to get to the city center. I would definately stay here again :) ... more
Just great new hostel. Beautiful atmosfere, rooms, people. When you 're searching a hostel in Porto than is the Gallery the best! Jos en Mia from the Netherlands ... more
Porto daytrip?
Hi, I'm going to be in Lisbon in June this year, but am going to be a bit pushed for time. Was wondering if it were possible to do a daytrip to Porto from Lisbon. I realise it would be a long day, and that's fine. If you know if this is possible and if so, which tour companies run it, I would be very ...
Travel from Porto to Salamanca
Hi everyone, What's the best way to get from Porto, Portugal, to Salamanca, Spain? If I go by train, do I need to go south to Coimbra, then over to Guarda, then into Spain? Or is there a more direct route? ...
PORTUGAL!!! Lisbon, Faro or Porto???
I have found a cheap airfare from Madrid to Portugal and I can go to any of these Airports: LISBON, PORTO or FARO. I am hoping to chill out in one place for a week and cannot decide which area ...
18th March 2011
was really small, but set in really nice gardens. Next we drove to Porto, home of port. Danny was getting ...
Posted in Kim and Danny 2011 by kimdanny
20th March 2011
Today we thought would be a leisurely day. We decided to catch a train along the Duoro Rail Trail, ...
Posted in Kim and Danny 2011 by kimdanny
Porto
Porto. We arrived in Porto around 8pm. Quite a pleasant 3-hour train ride. It was different to Lisbon but also very beautiful. The weather was a bit like Melbourne and it was the first time we encountered rain on our journey. Bessa Hotel. We booked a place in Boa Vista, right next ...
Posted in Europe 2009 by samandvic