Oporto

Few things are as pleasurable as a glass of port.
Its unique combination of flavour, colour and texture arouses the senses in a way which, when shared with friends, make it a real occasion.
The magical allure of this famous wine is reflected in the place that gave its name: the majestic monuments, the tranquil riverside, the home of Henry the Navigator, the medieval Cathedral and the impressive Baroque churches with their spectacular painted tiles.
Second largest city of Portugal, Oporto offers a surprising combination of atmospheres from british influence to the popular hubub of the labour oriented inhabitants.
This riverside city, just born for the incentive market thanks to the rich hotel structure allows a mix of traditional and elegant venues balanced by the more picturesque tramway and boat rides.
Across the Eiffel bridge a sudden transition will take you straight to the vineyards and mannor houses of the former landlords.

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