We’re back in Porto Portugal – join us on this Porto City 4K walking tour through Vila Nove de Gaia, along the banks of the Rio Duoro. Keeping us company across the water is Cais da Ribiera and the square known as Praça da Ribeira, and ahead us beckons the Ponte de D. Luís (Ponte Luis I bridge) – the double deck metal bridge that connects Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia across the Rio Duoro.
We start in the backstreets near some of the famous Port wine cellars (Sandeman, Croft, Ramos Pinto and Quinta dos Corvos to name a few.) We head onto Cais de Gaia – cable cars (the Teleférico de Gaia) pass over our heads as they make their way to the station just beneath Jardim do Morro.
Along the banks, most of the large Port wine suppliers offer tastings and tours of their offices, and there’s a great selection of restaurants and cafes to stop at and enjoy the view.
We finish this walk on the lower, pedestrian section of the Ponte Luis I bridge, looking west along the winding Rio Douro.
This Porto City 4K, slow TV walk takes you along the waterfront of Vila Nova de Gaia, home to many famous Port wine cellars. Definitely one of the top 10 things to do in Porto, especially if you’re stuck on what to see if you visit.
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