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Porto is also home to one of the most beautiful bridges in the country, which connects the city and Vila Nova de Gaia. An openwork arc, which length estimates 172 meters, was designed by the world-renowned engineer Eiffel. There is a special area for pedestrians on the bridge, so don’t forget to visit this place – a walk in this places will become a real pleasure. Fans of walks should not forget to visit the local botanical garden, which is also the oldest one in the country – the garden was founded in 1772. The visitors of this attraction have an opportunity to see rare flowers and plants, a collection of which was gathered for about one hundred years.

Art lovers should not forget to visit Soares dos Reis Museum, which exhibits a collection of works by contemporary sculptors and painters. You can learn a lot about the culture and history of the city in Museum of Ethnography. The suburban areas of Porto are also home to several attractions. The village of Vila Nova de Gaia is the location of Museum of Port. The museum has old cellars, which hold rare varieties of the national drink.
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