If you walk down rua das Flores from Sao Bento towards Ribeira, you cannot but notice the number of buildings that are undergoing serious renovation work. This stands both for the urban renewal and gentrification of the old parts of Porto. Many tenants of small...More

This Medieval Street dates from 1521, and is now a Pedestrianized are of the city, there are lots of bars, restaurants and cafes, plus a number of very impressive former houses and residences

A easy car free strolling area. Some nice old buildings. A lot of places to sit and have a drink. There are a few homeless beggars around, some where a nusince.

This road it's a walking road. You have some café and restaurants along the road. Many building need renovation some of them are actually in renovation. At night there is a part where it's very dark so not felling secure.

We thought it was ok, and there are many choices of good restaurants. When we were there, however, in early October, it was crowded and there was a lot of dust in the air from construction.

My wife and I had a gentle stroll down this narrow pedestrianized street, and certainly found it interesting, and different. We found a right mix of everything, good and not so good! There are touristy shops, building works, cafes, graffiti, beautiful architecture, and street entertainers...More

An interesting stroll down this mainly shops, cafes and restaurants, leading eventually down to the river. We used a couple of restaurants along this, both good and enjoyable.