Port Wine Museum oPorto Portugal
The Port Wine Museum is one of the nuclei of the City Museum. The new permanent exhibition for the installation of the Museum on Rua da Reboleira has as its theme The City Government and Wine. Some of the original functions of primitive cities, which emerged in the Near East 5 millennia ago, cross the centuries, are documented in the municipal archives of Porto and reach our days.
Outros Artigos Populares no Blogue
-
Planning a trip to island Madeira Portugal
The fastest and most convenient way to get to Lisbon from Lisbon is on a 90-minute TAP flight . Daily...
-
Rua dos Mercadores located in the neighborhood of Ribeira is a street to visit Porto Portugal
In this street, located in the Ribeira district is a very typical, narrow downhill street, since medieval times, this street was of vital importance a...
-
The most secret beaches in Portugal Island Madeira
The Foz da Ribeira do Faial beach complex in the municipality of Santana, Just a few minutes from Portugal contineltal by plane includes a protected n...
-
This is one of the must-see spots in rural Europe, according to The Guardian
From March, the Alentejo region of southern Portugal becomes a multicolored image: with yellow clover, wild red poppies, white daisies and purple lili...
-
The longest train journey in the world starts in Portugal
The longest train ride in the world connects Portugal to southern Vietnam. The route is not new, but again made to talk on social networks this M...
-
Rota Vicentina is voted one of the best trails in Europe
One of the most famous trails in the world is the Rota Vicentina, which has been recognized by Leading Quality Trails - Best of Europe certification, ...
-
Beach in Cacela Velha is one of the 15 best in the world Portugal Algarve
Praia da Fábrica, also known as Cacela Velha Beach, was considered one of the best in the world by the Spanish edition of Condé Nas...
-
Lisbon is the only capital of europe that has a beach
Ribeira da Naus is one of the most interesting places in Lisbon. Recently rehabilitated, the former Portuguese shipbuilding yard is today a surpr...