Zé da Calçada

“One of the most beautiful buildings of Oporto´s architecture from the 19th century.”

“Porto has lots of vintage clothes stores but this one is definitely one of my favourites! So if you're like me and can't resist vintage clothes you should check it out! :)”

“A great park to take the kids for a picnic. It has a very good entertainment parc for the little ones. Very peaceful and quiet.”

“It’s paean to Portuguese cuisine, with a creative use of produce that cries out for the tasting menu. The experience is organized into five courses, involving more than ten different plates, such as lobster rissoles with fish roe, Setúbal-style red mullet or veal with quince. Save room for dessert. ‘Save room’ – ha ha! Rua de Costa Cabral, 2343 Areosa Porto 4200-232 Price: More than €50”

“This theatre formed in 1897 and is named after King Carlos Alberto de Sardenha. From the beginning, it has focused on the presentation of popular shows: from 'Horse Circuses' to light operas, light-hearted theatre and cinema. After a troublesome process of advances and drawbacks, the renovated Teatro Carlos Alberto was finally given back to the city in 2003. The TECA auditorium acts as a theatre venue and allows for different kinds of settings: Italian, amphitheatre, or as a round room with a moveable stage and auditorium with a maximum capacity of 374. Combined with its surrounding space, the foyer also functions as a square, in an extension of Rua das Oliveiras, an old and narrow street.”