• Jack MowreaderPortuguese CaminoVoyageur
    City Hall of Porto
    Tarmac welcome is what you get when your arrival gate is fullCool mural on building in central PortoCamino path marker for pilgrims to followPorto Cathedral- this is our start point on SaturdayView from Cathedral towerCathedral chapel7Francesinha - the local specialtyPortugal is famous for these tiles called AzulejoCool boulevard in the middle of the city. Very Parisian.Douro river and city at night.Sardines are a huge export and are a big thing here. This place was full of collectors tins.Cool view down the city streetsFamous bookstore Livreria LelloFormer university building.Clerigos Church and tower. Highest point in PortoView of the Cathedral on the background and the Douro river valley below.Sao Bento train station. 22k tiles depict the most relevant episodes of Portuguese history.Port wine barrel. Date is the vintage. Must age for minimum 7 years by law. This one says Velho -oldPort wine varieties.

    Porto

    16–18 août 2024, Portugal ⋅ ☀️ 77 °F

    This is our launch point for our Camino adventure and will get over our jet lag and explore the city over a day and a half.
    Really beautiful and vibrant city. Can easily take 3 or 4 days just to touch the highlights.En savoir plus

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