Culturally, Porto is more important than much larger world cities. It’s a colourful dream with medieval touch, fine bell towers,
imposing baroque churches and beautiful buildings stacked on top of one another. Porto’s historic centre is the Ribeira district, a
Unesco World Heritage Site, and a long-running mecca for wine aficionados. Riverside wine caves jockey for attention in nearby Vila
Nova de Gaia, with wine cellars open to visitors for tastings. Porto also has a very intense nightlife, charming parks and gardens,
fashion stores of national and international designers and traditional and gourmet restaurants.
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