Ribeira

The old street of the Douro River is very suitable for walking. The old churches, castles, and bell towers are everywhere on the hillside. Railway stations, coffee shops, and houses see familiar blue and white porcelain murals everywhere, some are decorations, and some paintings are stories. Locals are particular about wearing, especially the elderly are conservative and neat, and men are wearing ties. In the winding and narrow streets, the exterior walls of elegant houses, the small flowers on the windowsill, and the cats nesting on the side of the steps all show simplicity and elegance.

The old town is written next to the Douro River. Although it looks a bit shabby at first glance, I like the smell of history that is a bit broken and reveals the history. And the construction of the old town is also colorful, scattered, and it looks more cute under the sun. There are many small shops in the old street to hang out. You can buy some local specialties, and there are many landscape restaurants along the river, you can spend a very leisurely afternoon.

Porto with a fragrant wine, on the banks of the Douro River, the sun is shining, looking at the bridge of Louis I, the wine cellar under the bridge can taste wine for free, cool 😊 ​​​ brain make up, beautiful Portugal! ! !

The Old Street of the Douro is an ancient commercial street along the Douro River. The streets are winding in medieval European style buildings. The various shops along the street are full of goods. Although it looks a bit messy, it is full of the style of the European market. Still very grounded, it is worth everyone to walk around.

nice place with river and restaurants

really lovely neighborhood, still close to the centre but much less crowded.

Be careful with the slope, it will be a bit tired up and down. But beautiful