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Oporto

Granite, river light and blue tiles on the churches.

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Porto is a city of steep streets, tiled churches and old bridges over the Douro.

Musées à Oporto

Jetez un œil, puis payez votre entrée directement au musée.

L’histoire de Oporto

Start at São Bento station to see its tiled hall, then walk down to the Ribeira on the river. Visit the Serralves Museum and park, the Soares dos Reis National Museum and the Lello bookshop. Cross the Dom Luís I bridge on foot and watch the sunset from the Serra do Pilar.

  • 1996the historic centre on the UNESCO list
  • 1916São Bento's tiles are finished

Oporto à travers le temps

Les grands moments, et où les voir aujourd’hui.

  1. 1394Henry the Navigator is born here.À voir: Casa do Infante

Que faire à Oporto

  1. 01

    Serralves Museum

    Contemporary art in a Siza building and park.

    Porto2 to 3 hours
  2. 02

    Soares dos Reis National Museum

    Portuguese art in a palace.

    Porto1 to 2 hours
  3. 03

    Casa do Infante

    The birthplace of Henry the Navigator.

    Porto1 hour
Comment y aller

Venir à Oporto

De l’aéroport au centre-ville en transports en commun, puis les trains et les lignes locales jusqu’aux musées.

Arriver en avion

LIS
Lisbon Humberto DelgadoLisbon · Lisboa · Sintra · Cascais
OPO
Porto Francisco Sá CarneiroPorto · Vila Nova de Gaia · Braga · Guimarães

Se déplacer : Oporto

Les lignes et les horaires changent. Vérifiez sur le site de l’opérateur avant de partir.

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Histoire cachée

20,000 tiles

A railway station is a book of history.

Lire l’histoireFermer

In the hall of São Bento station, the painter Jorge Colaço covered the walls with about 20,000 blue and white tiles between 1905 and 1916. They show battles, royal arrivals and scenes of country life, telling the story of Portugal to every traveller who passes through.