"The Portuguese Centre of Photography" in Porto is located in an ex-prison in the centre. Protip: go all the way down the street at the building's left side.
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"Café Piolho" has been the centre of Porto students' nightlife for over a century. The first cafe to have electricity and TV, it's a living part of history.
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Porto is home to Portugal's most well-known and awarded architect, Siza Vieira. You can find his masterpieces sprinkled all over the city.
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"Botanic Garden" in Porto's Campo Alegre is a wonderful oasis in quite a busy part of the city. It's really worth discovering, if only as a relaxing refuge.
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Every now and then "Casa da Música" in Porto turns into a club. I find the experience really cool and it feels like a new discovery every time.
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"Rua 31 de Janeiro" hasn't been gentrified like the rest of Porto. On this street it's still possible to see old houses and the great view to Clerigos...
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