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A detailed map of the city of Porto with street names and villages will be able to show all the routes and roads of the Porto district where the street is located. Rua Formosa, which country, the area around the nearest town. Located near.

To view the territory of the entire region in detail, it is enough to change the scale of the online diagram +/-. The page contains an interactive map of the city of Porto (Portugal) with addresses and routes of the region, with directions of travel and bypass roads. Move its center to find Rua Carmelitas now.

The ability to plot a route across the country and calculate the distance using the “Ruler” tool, find out the length of the city and the path to the center, addresses of attractions in the region, transport stops and hospitals (type of “Hybrid” diagram), see train stations and the borders of the Porto district.

You will find all the necessary detailed information about the location of the city infrastructure - stations and shops, squares and banks, highways and highways, metro stations.

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The administrative map of Porto in Russian has 15 districts, with Ribeira and Vila Nova de Gaia being some of the most interesting districts for tourists. The “tourist” map of Porto can be divided into three parts:

• the Ribeira district is an old part of the city with narrow streets, small cafes and cozy restaurants, which at night turns into a favorite place for partygoers;

• the Vila Nova di Gaia district is a place of pilgrimage for lovers of port wine, stored in three-hundred-year-old cellars (by and large, this is a suburb of Porto, connected to the city by the Luis I Bridge);
• central part (pedestrian street Santa Catarina and the historical center - Sao Bento station) - the situation with hotels is best here .

In the Ribeira area There is a special medieval spirit in the air - many ancient buildings and narrow streets have been preserved here. True, half of them have been empty for a long time, but this phenomenon is not uncommon for Porto.

When visiting the Ribeira district, you are left with a double impression: before you have time to feel the almost “museum-like” ancient atmosphere, you accidentally stumble upon a sloppy alley with abandoned houses. But once you walk a little further, you find yourself in a modern shopping district.

But the suburb can easily be called a mini port state. There are ancient wine cellars, the wine merchants' club Feitoria Inglesa, built at the end of the 18th century, and the Port Wine Museum. However, experienced travelers do not consider this area to be the best place to stay in Porto due to its unfavorable surroundings. So it's better to limit yourself to a tour.

District of Santo Ildefonso and Sao Bento Station are located in the center of Porto - these are perhaps the best areas to live. There are enough hotels, guest houses and

Here is a detailed map of Porto with street names in Russian and house numbers. You can easily get directions by moving the map in all directions with the mouse or clicking on the arrows in the upper left corner. You can change the scale using the scale with the “+” and “-” icons located on the map on the right. The easiest way to adjust the image size is by rotating the mouse wheel.

In what country is the city of Porto located?

Porto is located in Portugal. This is a wonderful, beautiful city, with its own history and traditions. Porto coordinates: north latitude and east longitude (show on large map).

Virtual walk

An interactive map of Porto with landmarks and other tourist attractions is an indispensable assistant in independent travel. For example, in the “Map” mode, the icon of which is in the upper left corner, you can see a city plan, as well as a detailed map of roads with route numbers. You can also see the city's railway stations and airports marked on the map. Nearby you see the “Satellite” button. By turning on satellite mode, you will examine the terrain, and by enlarging the image, you will be able to study the city in great detail (thanks to satellite maps from Google Maps).

Move the “little man” from the lower right corner of the map to any street in the city, and you can take a virtual walk around the Port. Adjust the direction of movement using the arrows that appear in the center of the screen. By turning the mouse wheel, you can zoom in or out of the image.

Perhaps the first thing you need to see in Porto is the famous Eiffel Bridge. In fact, it was not built by Eiffel himself, but by his student and named after King Luis I. The Don Luis Bridge or Casa Luis was built in 1886 according to the design of Théophile Seyrig and is still simultaneously a railway, road and pedestrian bridge across the Douro River, connecting the cities of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia.

Unlike Lisbon, houses in Porto look poorer. I can’t say that this is very annoying, but it still feels like the city doesn’t have enough funds for improvement.

The top level of the Eiffel Bridge offers excellent views of the city.

Sometimes it seems that Porto will be completely overgrown with greenery in 10-20 years. Unfortunately, some buildings are completely unfinished. And in the very center of the city...

You definitely need to take a walk to the other side of the Douro River. Previously, Vila Nova Di Gaia was a separate city, but now it is just a district of Porto. From here, again, there are gorgeous views of the city and the Eiffel Bridge.

And also to the central part of the city of Porto.

A walk along the Eiffel Bridge is a must on the agenda of every tourist visiting the city of Porto!

Clérigos Tower

In Porto, the best place to live is in the Ribeira district, the oldest in the city. I highly recommend it, the price-quality ratio is beyond praise!
The Clérigos Tower is located in the very center of the area and if you love observation decks, then this place is just for you! The bell tower of Torre dos Clérigos is visible from almost everywhere. Here, for example, is a classic view of the Ribeira district and the Clérigos tower.

The tower itself is located slightly behind the Clérigos Church. There is a fee to climb the bell tower, but it is very inexpensive, only 3 euros. At the top there are gorgeous views of the city, and even in cloudy weather, the city looks great from a bird's eye view!

View of Porto from the Clérigos Tower

The observation deck goes in a circle, i.e. the view opens 360 degrees. There is a similar observation deck at , but here it’s probably even more picturesque!
Se Cathedral is clearly visible. By the way, there are also quite nice views of the city near it!

On the opposite bank you can see the famous wineries of Porto, where you can taste local port wine if you wish.

By the way, I forgot to mention that you can climb the Clérigos tower on foot and not by elevator. For some this may be a problem; after all, the height of the tower is just under 80 meters! If that doesn't bother you, I definitely recommend going up! The views of Porto will not disappoint you!

Ribeira area

Be sure to stroll through the streets of the old city. The most central square in Porto is Praça da Liberdade. In the center of the square stands a monument to King Pedro IV, and opposite it is the Porto Town Hall building.

Liberty Square is perhaps the most well-groomed place in Porto. While on it, you might even think for a moment that you are not in Porto, but in Lisbon. There are much more such areas there, but I have already talked about this. Porto is just a port town, but at the same time with its own charisma 😉 Be sure to take a walk along the Avenida dos Aliados boulevard, a very pleasant place.

In Portugal they also dry things on the street. Moreover, there are a lot of such houses and streets in Porto.

Walking through Porto's old town to the Eiffel Bridge can take 2 to 3 hours, depending on how much you want to photograph everything around you.

Se Cathedral

I would especially like to mention the central cathedral of Porto. Se do Porto was built back in the 12th century and then it was also a fortress. The cathedral has retained its stern and slightly brutal appearance to this day.

I repeat that next to the cathedral there is also an observation deck, from which, however, some of the neglect of the city of Porto can be seen even more clearly.

The Sé Cathedral is located between Place de la Liberté and the Eiffel Bridge, so it can be easily visited while strolling through the old streets of the city.

Porto Sao Bento Train Station

In Europe, very often railway stations, in addition to their main duty, are also city attractions. I already wrote about one such railway station, when we traveled from Amsterdam to Bruges and stopped to have a look along the way. The Sao Bento train station, which by the way turns 100 years old this year, is also very beautiful!

Inside the station, the walls are very picturesquely painted with azulejo tiles.

It is very convenient to visit the station upon arrival or departure from the city. For example, we did this when we arrived by train from Lisbon. Although the station itself is located just a 5-minute walk from Freedom Square and I think you can plan a visit to it purposefully.

A tour of the station will take no more than 30 minutes. So, you won’t spend a lot of time, but you will have 100% pleasure!

Teleferico de Gaia cable car on the Duro River

In fact, this is not really an attraction, but it’s quite possible to take a ride! Especially on a rainy day. The cabins depart from the Cais de Gaia station on the shores of Vila Nova de Gaia.

The final stop is not far from the Eiffel Bridge. The walk along the road takes about 5 minutes.

A one-way ticket costs 5 euros, and a round-trip ticket costs 8 euros.

Port wine tasting in Vila Nova di Gaia

Be sure to browse the boutiques and, if you wish, visit a winery in Vila Nova di Gaia. Port wine is sold right on the embankment. Just be careful with the tasting, after all, 20 degrees is no joke.

Our favorite was Graham's Port. By the way, in the photo above you can see the winery of this port. We haven’t been there, but I think it’s quite possible to visit, especially if you like this drink.

Or you can just buy a small bottle and just relax in your hotel room after walking around the city and visiting the sights of Porto.

Sights of Porto on the map

By tradition, for convenience, I am adding a map with attractions.

Have a great party and great impressions from the city of Porto.

Porto on the map of Portugal

Porto detailed map

Porto Map

The city of Porto on the world map is located in the north of the country. It is the second largest city in Portugal by the number of people living there. In total, over one and a half million people permanently live in the region, as a detailed map of Porto will show. To the west, the municipality has access to the Atlantic Ocean. To the east, south and north it is bordered by Gondomar, Vila Nova de Gaia and Matosinhos respectively, as a map of Porto will show.

The city is separated from the capital of the country by 270 km. Thanks to the relatively short distance, as any map of Porto can demonstrate, many residents travel to Lisbon frequently. In the city center you can find unique cultural and architectural monuments. The map of Porto with attractions is strewn with objects of world significance. Many of them are included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list.

A map of Porto in Russian from Arrivo will help you freely find the necessary objects and walk around the city.