São Bento train station is one of the most visited landmarks in Porto. Every day a lot of visitors take pictures to the hallway, packed with tiles, and listen or read explanations about what’s there. Meanwhile, the best photo-ops are at the doorways that lead to the tracks, specially when a train arrives.

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Of course Porto has the most beautiful sunsets!

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Skylights and cranes. Porto has plenty of skylights; actually it is said that its one of the cities in Europe, that has more per square kilometer. Not sure about this but I bet that when it comes to cranes, we are getting there :)

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The boat is beautiful but the wine... come to Porto and you will see!

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Street art is everywhere, and better and better.

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Old trams are a must in Porto and they populate so many pictures, having the postcard effect. This one is special one, that comes out, now and then, for a different experience. You can actually drink Port inside of this one.

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Spring is here!!!! Yay!!! 23°C today and going up in the next few days!

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Street art @escadasdopinheiro

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Cathedral Square, Porto.

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Porto is always surprising.

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Porto sunset series. Praça do Infante: Henry the (so called) Navigator.

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Porto has truly amazing sunsets. This one was in Praça da Liberdade, right at the heart of downtown Porto.

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Let’s have a Café (that’s our word for Expresso. You can have it while admiring tiles, like these, from Júlio Resende and a painting from António Quadros at Café Sical in Porto.

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Tomato and pepper, two amazing friends! Their address? Mercado do Bolhão, ground floor, right aisle.

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Porto's city hall. Don't get fooled by the aAmerican flag on the right side of the picture: this is Portugal, this is Porto!

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Misty. Douro. Porto.

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Half a pig. That's half a pig!!! Strong man at Bolhão market in Porto.

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Terço convent, right close to Batalha square.

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Everybody knows by now that Anthony Bourdain was in Porto shooting for his show Parts Unkown. He was lucky to have met Ricardo, one of The City Tailors, that shared a lot of his idiotic theories and some great food! Tune in to #cnn Sunday, July 2nd to check it out.

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