We did not make a lot of plans today, and spent time on souvenir shopping. We came to the Rossio Square wondering where we should've eaten our breakfast. We found outside tables at a cafe in the square, so we sat without knowing this cafe, Pastelaria Suiça, was the famous one, established in 1922 (Maria Callas, Edward Kennedy, Orson Welles, etc, were the costomers at this cafe). |
Wide variety of cakes and fruits were presented inside the cafe. |
We ordered what we wanted by pointing the finger at them. |
After we did some small shopping's, we went to the Bairro Alto district by taking this cable car again. |
This time we were the first ones to get in, so we could secure the best spot (next to the driver's seat) |
The main purpose to come to this area was to visit Instituto dos Vinhos do Douro e Porto. This place is operated by the Douro and Porto Wine Institute, and visitors can taste variety of different wines by a glass. The main goal for this place is (I guess) to promote the wines in the region and educate people, not to make profits, so the price for wine tasting is pretty low. |
The interior was like the wine cellar. |
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