- Sao Bento Railway Station - São Bento Station, and originally Porto Central Station, is an interface of the Minho Line, which serves the city of Porto, in Portugal. Located in Praça de Almeida Garrett, in the Historic Center of Porto, the station has established itself as one of the main monuments in the city, being especially famous for its tile panels. The French-influenced building is the work of the Porto architect José Marques da Silva. The station entered service, provisionally, on 8 November 1896, and was only officially opened on 5 October 1916
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Welcome, I’m José. Together with my pals, João and Inês, we’ll guide you through our stunning city!
João relocated to Porto to pursue his interest in psychology and has since become smitten with both the city and its dwellers. It’s an enchanting location, replete with mysteries he’s amassed over his 12-year sojourn, and he can’t wait to unveil them all for you.
Born in proximity to the historical heart of the city, Inês has always been fascinated by our rich past, culture and heritage. To quench her thirst for knowledge in these areas, she chose to study Art History. Every single day, she discovers something that rekindles her love for this city and she eagerly looks forward to unraveling these gems with you.
To top it all off, we’ve planned an exciting surprise for you at “Rua Mouzinho da Silveira”. It involves toasting with traditional Port Wine and enjoying a picnic basket filled with local delicacies such as cheeses, bread, hams, wine, fruits, and many more. So buckle up for a fun ride ;)
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