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Set aside the Douro River, Porto – Portugal's second city – is one of the most eclectic destinations in Europe. With its Medieval architecture, it's defining Dom Luis I Bridge (designed by the engineer and disciple of Gustave Eiffel, Teófilo Seyrig) and Art Nouveau cafes, there's something for everyone. History buffs will fall for it charm – check out the Lello Bookshop with its amazing Neo-Gothic interiors, or head to the São Bento railway station to see the 20,000 tiles that decorate its walls. Foodies will be in their element – from the Mercado do Bolhão food market to the many port wine lodges (on the Gaia side of the river) – this city just keeps giving to those with a serious appetite for culinary finds. |
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The XIV European Glial Meeting will take place in the Alfândega Congress Centre which is located in the historic city centre. The Alfândega Congres Centre is a historical building full of charme (it has been built as a custom house in 1869) and is one of Europe's best meeting & conference centres (awarded in 2014, 2015 and 2017). Centro de Congressos da Alfândega do Porto |
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From the Alfândega Congress Centre it is only a few minutes walk to the world-famous bridge Ponte Dom Luís I and the historic city centre with its numerous shops, restaurants, museums and hotels. Find out more about the beautiful city of Porto and the north of Portugal. |
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