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| If you're keen to soak up
a sense of ancient culture whilst on holiday, a visit to the northern Portuguese
city of Porto may prove to be an ideal destination for a European break.
There is perhaps nowhere better then the Ribeira district for you to visit. Full of bustling shops, restaurants and bars and picturesque streets, this part of Porto will offer an illuminating glimpse into the city's past. You'll be able to get an insight into Porto's history just by doing a spot of people-watching. Residents of Porto are known as tripeiros and as they do their day-to-day chores and keep ancient traditions alive, such as mingling outside of shopfronts and meeting one another in plazas, you can get a sense of their rich cultural past. Ribeira is a designated Unesco World Heritage site, so you can be certain your Portugal holiday experience will be an authentic one. And with the area full of captivating churches and beautiful buildings - the majority of which are lined with distinctive red roof tiles - you should be sure to take your camera with you to capture this ancient part of Porto on film. |
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Whether historic culture or fantastic food and drink is your thing, holidays in Portugal are sure to be the ideal break for you.
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