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Porto
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The city of Porto is one of the most visited
cities in Europe, hosting more than a million
tourists a year. It is the second largest city in
Portugal, known worldwide for its wine, its
bridges and its historical center, classified as
World Heritage by UNESCO. Explore Porto at your
own pace with a 1- or 2-day ticket to the
panoramic, open-top, hop-on, hop-off bus. With 2
routes at your disposal, discover all of the
citys top attractions, from the magnificent Se
Cathedral, to quaint seaside neighborhoods
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Praça da Galiza
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Praça da Galiza
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Rosalía de Castro (1837 - 1885) by Barata Feyo
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Rosalía de Castro (1837 1885)
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The Crystal Palace
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Garden of the Crystal Palace
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Portos Palacio de Cristal, or Crystal palace,
was once home to Portugals very own version of
Britains London-based construction of the same
name. Like the original Crystal Palace, the Porto
version did not survive, although it lasted
longer than its counterpart, until 1956, when it
was replaced by the current construction. Today a
huge domed pavilion, the Pavilhao Rosa Mota,
stands on the site, surrounded by the leafy
vegetation of the expansive Crystal Palace gardens
A Ternura by José Sousa Caldas (1894 - 1965)
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The pavilion itself plays host to important music
concerts and sporting events and is home to a
permanent multimedia library, auditorium and
café. With a seating capacity of 10,000, this is
one of Portugals leading entertainment venues
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The gardens are a melting pot of exotic trees and
plants, fountains, ponds, statues, animals such
as strutting peacocks, walkways, mirrors,
chapels, viewpoints, and tree-lined avenues
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Autumn
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Gardens of the Crystal Palace
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Summer 1865
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Summer, 1865
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Fonte da Fauna e da Flora
Spring
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Garden of the Crystal Palace
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Gardens of the Crystal Palace
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Rua D. Manuel II
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Rua D. Manuel II
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Rua D. Manuel II
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Rua D. Manuel II Capela do Senhor da Boa Nova
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Rua D. Manuel II Capela do Senhor da Boa Nova
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The Cordoaria Garden
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The Cordoaria Garden
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The Cordoaria Garden, plane trees with unusually
thickened trunks
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The Cordoaria Garden
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The Palace of Justice
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Chapel of San José Taipas and The Palace of
Justice
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Palácio da Justiça (Palace of Justice) is a
monumental building, near to Torre dos Clérigos
and Jardim da Cordoaria. It was created by Raúl
Rodrigues Lima and inaugurated in 1961 and it is
a kind of modernism informal museum, with
sculptures and paintings by Portuguese artists.
On this site, before Palácio da Justiça existed
the Fish Market
The greek goddess Themis (commonly known as
Justice) by Leopoldo de Almeida
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The Palace of Justice, bas-relief by Euclides Vaz
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The Southern façade of the University's rectory.
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The Institute of Biomedical Sciences of Abel
Salazar
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The Institute of Biomedical Sciences
Hospital de Santo António Jardim do Carregal
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Hospital de Santo António (Hospital de
Misericórdia)
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Hospital de Santo António (Hospital de
Misericórdia)
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Tv. do Carregal
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Rua de Sá da Bandeira
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Rua de Sá da Bandeira
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Rua de Sá da Bandeira
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