From Lisbon to Porto.

Attractions • Dom Luís I Bridge: One of the largest arch bridges in Europe, it spans the Douro River and connects Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia. You can enjoy the scenery on both sides of the river from the bridge, and it is also a good place to watch the sunset. • Livraria Lello: One of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, it is a bookstore frequented by JK Rowling, the author of Harry Potter. The interior is beautifully decorated. Reservations and tickets must be purchased in advance. • Porto Cathedral: Built in the 12th century, it is one of the oldest buildings in Porto. It combines a variety of architectural styles and has exquisite murals and sculptures inside, and offers panoramic views of the entire city. • Clérigos Church: An 18th century Baroque-style building, its bell tower, the Clérigos Tower, is one of the tallest towers in Portugal and one can climb to the top to overlook the entire city. • São Bento Railway Station: One of the ten most beautiful railway stations in the world, the walls of the hall are decorated with azulejos depicting the history of Portugal. • Palacio de Bolsa: A 19th century neoclassical building, it was once the oldest stock exchange in Portugal and has a magnificent interior. • Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi in Porto: Also known as the Golden Church, it is decorated with a large amount of gold and is one of the most luxurious churches in Europe. gourmet food • francesinha: a cheesesteak and ham sandwich with a rich flavor. • Portuguese egg tarts: You can taste authentic Portuguese egg tarts at egg tart shops such as Nata Sweet Nata, which have a crispy crust and tender filling. • Roast Chicken: Half a roast chicken is affordable and delicious. • Seafood dishes: such as grilled snapper with potatoes, fresh and delicious. transportation • Public transportation: There are buses, subways and trams in the city. You can buy transportation cards for convenient travel. • Taxi: Use Bolt to hail a cheaper taxi. Tours • Vila Nova de Gaia: Located on the south bank of the Douro River, there are many port wine wineries where you can visit the wine cellars, taste port wine, and climb up to the observation deck to watch the sunset.