Los mejores sitios para hacer fotos en Oporto

Tras 4 años viviendo en Oporto y como fiel amante de la fotografía e Ig, he recogido en este post algunos de los puntos claves para hacer fotos espectaculares en esta ciudad mágica (todo el mundo sabe que es mi ciudad favorita del mundo y no es para menos, lo prometo). He dejado en el mapa de portugal las ubicaciones de todos estos puntos para que los puedas ver desde google maps fácilmente! 🙂

• RIBEIRA (a ambos lados del Puente de Luis I)

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Good morning from my favourite place of the world ♥️

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Saudade is a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing might never return. One English translation of the word is 'missingness' although it might not convey the feeling of deep emotion attached to the word "saudade". Stronger forms of "Saudade" might be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died. It's the recollection of feelings, experiences, places, or events that once brought excitement, pleasure, well-being, which now triggers the senses and makes one live again. It can be described as an emptiness, like someone.

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• IGREJA DOS CLÉRIGOS

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I think many of you already know that Porto is my favorite city in the world, but not everyone knows why. I went to Porto in 2014 to do an experiment for my final project. I liked it so much that I decided to do an Erasmus internship there in 2015. In the end I fell in love with the city and its people so much that I stayed two more years doing the master's degree. And one thing leads to another and at the end I am working in a laboratory in Portugal, although a little further south, in Figueira da Foz, #Coimbra district. Have you also ever been passionate about a city that you did not expect?

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• TORRE DOS CLÉRIGOS

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The Church of the Clérigos and its tower are one of the most emblematic monuments of Porto, Portugal 🇵🇹. Its 76 meters and its more than 200 steps 📶 give access to one of the best panoramic views of the city 🏙️. As much as I visit cities and places around the world I will never stop feeling passion for the city that welcomed me during the three most beautiful years of my life. Porto will always be my weakness ❤️.

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• BASE – Torre dos Clérigos

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Mi mejor ciudad del mundo tiene nombre y apellidos.

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• ESTACÃO DE SÃO BENTO

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Porto São Bento station 🚆 is the most beautiful train station in Portugal 🇵🇹 and one of the most beautiful in the world. Although at the beginning it is stately, the real jewel is inside 💎: a hall decorated with more than 20,000 tiles that portray the history of Portugal. It is located a few meters from the Avenida de los Aliados, in the center of Porto and although the train is not the way you will get to the city, we recommend that you do not stop entering to see its beautiful atrium ✔️.

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• IGREJA DO CARMO

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We could almost say that in Porto there is a church ⛪ on every corner. There are many temples to admire that make visitors stop for their monumentality and / or artistic style. In the city, there are churches from different eras and influences, but its rich Baroque heritage deserves special mention. This extravagant and spectacular artistic style is manifested in numerous and important buildings with religious architecture, whose examples are the Clerigos Tower 🗼 or The "Igreja do Carmo". It is located at the intersection between Carlos Alberto Square and Rua do Carmo, near the Church and Clérigos Tower, in the Portuguese city of Porto 🇵🇹. It's worth walking around these streets ❤️.

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• RUA DO ALMADA

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaPGtQIFPYD/

• PALÁCIO DE CRISTAL

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• SÉ DO PORTO – CATEDRAL

• Subida hacia la parte alta del puente de Luis I

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Do you know this way to arrive to the top of the famous Luis I bridge? This place and more in my new blog (coming soon) 💫

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• RIBEIRA- desde la parte alta del puente de Luis I

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• MIRADOURO 1 – Por el camino al subir hacia la parte alta del puente encontrarás imágenes como esta:

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P.O.R.T.O. ♥️ I have lived 4 years in Porto and I feel like it's the first day every time I come back.

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• MIRADOURO 2 (Ya en la parte de arriba, hacia la estación de Batalhã).

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I have lived four years in Porto and had never been to this viewpoint. It is nice to know that you will always be able to rediscover a place no matter how much you know it. I'm leaving you all these secrets on the blog ♥ ️

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• FOZ DE GAIA

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Have you ever felt that a photo reminds you of a story? That's my feeling when I see pictures of the Douro River 🌁. Vilanova de Gaia riverside allows you to see a panoramic view of Porto while you stroll in an environment as of another era. Vila Nova de Gaia, or simply Gaia, is a city and a municipality in Porto District in Norte Region, Portugal 🇵🇹. It is located south of the city of Porto on the other side of the Douro River. The city contains many cellars (locally known as "caves") where port wine 🍷is stored and aged. These cellars have become a major tourist attraction. ————————————————————————— #iamtb

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• HALF RABBIT (Gaia)

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In recent years, Bordalo II has given life to more than 28 tons of waste. With them he has created 88 wild animals exhibited on the facades of 19 countries on three continents, 15 in Portuguese cities. These artistic samples should make us think about the amount of garbage we produce and the environmental impact that it entails. #HalfRabbit is the expression that we can find in the alleys of Vila Nova de #Gaia, the southern bank of the #Douro river in the #Porto district.

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• PRAIA DE MIRAMAR (Gaia)

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• FOZ DO DOURO

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• PRAIA DE MATOSINHOS

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En el siguiente post haré una ruta de dos días sobre qué ver y hacer en Porto, en qué orden, dónde comer, dónde salir y consejos varios. Déjanos un comentario si te parecido útil o sobre como mejorar y no olvides suscribirte al blog o seguirme en las redes sociales para más noticias traveleras!

Obrigada! 🙂