About the RegionPorto Royal Bridges Hotel
Oporto is one of Europe's oldest tourist destinations and the richness of its artistic heritage, port wine, extensive spaces dedicated to leisure and its excellent cultural life are some of the reasons to visit this city.
Along the river and by the sea, the city unfolds into a charming scenery, attractive terraces and outdoor pleasure complemented by green spaces. Discovering Oporto means finding a lot of surprises. Its hospitable yet conservative nature means this city is also contemporary and creative. Its streets, architecture, museums, leisure spaces, terraces and shopping areas are witness to this, ranging from traditional venues to modern, exclusive spaces.
Oporto's historic centre has been a World Heritage Site since 1996 and its scenic surroundings, along with its winding streets, give it a unique beauty.
Port wine is present in the city in a variety of forms: it can be discovered and experienced, but never ignored and forgotten.
Witness to a cross-cultural history due to successive occupations, invaded and besieged several times, but always undefeated, the city of Oporto is an example of a living, dynamic heritage that continues to regenerate and reinvent itself while maintaining its character and charm.
Along the river and by the sea, the city unfolds into a charming scenery, attractive terraces and outdoor pleasure complemented by green spaces. Discovering Oporto means finding a lot of surprises. Its hospitable yet conservative nature means this city is also contemporary and creative. Its streets, architecture, museums, leisure spaces, terraces and shopping areas are witness to this, ranging from traditional venues to modern, exclusive spaces.
Oporto's historic centre has been a World Heritage Site since 1996 and its scenic surroundings, along with its winding streets, give it a unique beauty.
Port wine is present in the city in a variety of forms: it can be discovered and experienced, but never ignored and forgotten.
Witness to a cross-cultural history due to successive occupations, invaded and besieged several times, but always undefeated, the city of Oporto is an example of a living, dynamic heritage that continues to regenerate and reinvent itself while maintaining its character and charm.