Oporto
Douro River city
Oporto is the English name for Porto, Portugal's second-largest city, located at the mouth of the Douro River.
The city gives its name to port wine, which has been shipped from its harbor since the 17th century.
We visited Oporto to tour the wine cellars.
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- cellarsUnderground storage rooms
- tawnyWarm brownish-yellow hue
- rubyPrecious red gemstone
- vintageQuality from past eras
caves · aging · barrels · lodges · Ferreira · tasting · decanting · vineyard
Structures spanning obstacles
- historicOf lasting significance
- UNESCOCultural arm of UN
- riversideArea bordering a stream
- cobblestoneRiver-smoothed paving stone
tiles · cathedral · bookshop · station · Atlantic · Gaia · trams · neighborhoods
Cow stomach lining dish
Top European club tournament
- ultrasOrganized matchday zealots
- blue and whiteTwo-tone ceramic palette
- derbyOpen-entry competition
- trophiesPrizes for achievement
fortified
Made more resistant
vintage · caves · aging · barrels · lodges · Ferreira · tasting · decanting · vineyard · harvest
bridges
Structures spanning obstacles
cobblestone · tiles · cathedral · bookshop · station · Atlantic · Gaia · trams · neighborhoods
tripas
Cow stomach lining dish
Champions League
Top European club tournament
- ultrasOrganized matchday zealots
- blue and whiteTwo-tone ceramic palette
- derbyOpen-entry competition