Porto, City and Club

What a magical day! Porto you certainly took my breathe away.

After breakfast we caught the metro from Povoa to Estadio do Dragao. The whole metro journey took us 56 minutes. Once we arrived at the stadium, we bought tickets for the museum and the stadium tour. This was a must visit for Diogo and Rui as they are true Porto fans.

The Porto Stadium Musuem is a notable collection of trophies and a record number of exclusive objects. Only here you will find such world acclaimed and desired objects as the Intercontinential Cup,

the EUFA Cup and the European Super Cup. From its origins to the future, the trip at the museum is laced in three centuries of history.

The end of the museum leads you into their souvenir shop. Of course, Rui and Diogo left a few dollars behind.

Back we went on the metro, another 4 stops to reach the city centre. We stopped at the first restaurant we came across for lunch as we were all starving by this time. After lunch we hopped on the hop-on hop-off city sightseeing bus.

Porto is a coastal city in the northwest and is also the second largest city in Portugal after Lisbon. Known for its bridges, port wine production, Ribeiria (riverside) district, narrow cobbled streets, cafes and churches.

Porto you have stolen my heart!