With its industrial and cultural aspects, the city of Porto has managed to emerge from the shadow of Lisbon, Portugal's capital, and make a place for itself as a tourist destination.
Porto is shaped by its double heritage, industrial and cultural. The most renowned monuments of Porto, the Dom Louis I bridge or Serra do Pilar monastery, are classified as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Porto is also a business pole with an international dimension. The city hosts the headquarters of...
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