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Youth Hostel in Porto
Travel Tips for Porto (Page 1/3)

Budget Meals Evening and Night Time Entertainment Visitor Attractions Where To Go Next
Don't miss... 06 Dec 2011 Vazquez, Spain:
Don't miss 'Casa de la Música' !!
For good eats check out... 06 Dec 2011 Vazquez, Spain:
You must taste EVERITHING in the 'Confiteria' in front of the Mercado do Bolhao access.
Don't miss... 14 Oct 2011 RUTHY, Israel:
Walking along the nearby beach
For great nightlife try... 12 May 2011 Michael, USA:
Both sides of the second bridge nave a viberant night life going on.
Don't miss... 12 May 2011 Michael, USA:
The cave tours on the south side of the ssecond bridge
Don't miss... 12 May 2011 Sabine, Germany:
A trip on the douro river and to visit Sandemann.
For great nightlife try... 23 Apr 2011 Ricardo Takeshi, Brazil:
Near Universidade do Porto there is a pub crowl square that is amazing, but is very far from the hostel, you need to take a bus.
For good eats check out... 12 May 2011 Michael, USA:
Grilled food - follow your nose - main square with statue of the Lion holding the eagle down. South side and small - best grilled food yet. Chicken was outstanding -order a half - great lunch.
For good eats check out... 23 Apr 2011 Ricardo Takeshi, Brazil:
Pingo Doce supermarket just crossing the street, really near
Don't miss... 23 Apr 2011 Ricardo Takeshi, Brazil:
The Atlantic beach at the end of D'ouro River.
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HI Hostel Porto

As soon as you get there, you'll realize this won't be your last visit to the city. There's just too much to see. Since you're staying at the Porto Hostel, we will be honoured to serve you breakfast with a panoramic view of the Douro estuary and after the grub, check out the town. Take in the different styles of local architecture, zigzag across the bridges, taste the Port wine in one of the many cellars, mix with the people in Bolhão marketplace, count the number of steps as you climb to the top of Clérigos' Tower and take a souvenir photo in Avenida dos Aliados. If you're a football freak, then FC Porto and Boavista stadiums are waiting to hear you scream wildly. Casa da Música, Serralves, Rosa Mota pavillion and the coliseum should have several events scheduled to suit your taste. At night, the Ribeira and the many discos in town are a clear synonym for fun unlimited. All this and much more. Porto is a cool town. | more......