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A central location in one of Porto's busiest neighborhoods and a serene, tucked-away backyard? This Airbnb has it all.
See. São Bento↗ Hunt for azulejos at this location. Palácio da Bolsa↗ Tour the gold-leaf Salão Árabe. Festa de São João↗ Catch this festival on June 23, when lanterns light up the city's skies. Jardin do Morro Enjoy sunset views from this garden.
Eat. 1638 Restaurant & Wine Bar Experience the 11-course Sensory Menu by three-Michelin-Star chef Nacho Manzano. Kaigi Try Japanese-Portuguese cuisine from chef Vasco Coelho Santos. Blind Dine at one of chef Vitor Matos's Michelin Star restaurants. Antiqvvm↗ Visit another Michelin Star restaurant by chef Vitor Matos.
Stay. Rua do Almada↗ Base yourself on this iconic street for access to the historic center. Ribeira District↗×2 pubs Stay near this UNESCO World Heritage Centre for winding, cobblestone streets. Vila Nova de Gaia↗ Stay on this side of the Douro River for sweeping views of Porto city.

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