Pinhão to Porto

After our adventures in Pinhão, we decided to take an earlier train and have 5 hours in Porto.  We wandered the streets of Sao Bento, ate at a GF restaurant (Joanne thrilled -- she finally tried the Portuguese beer Super Bock GF), wandered over the famous Luis 1 Bridge to Vila Nova de Gaia to see our AirBnB we rented for later in October when we're here with 'the boys" (Tony and Sergio), found a fabulous park-- Jardim do Morro--and then walked back (a lovely one hour walk through Porto) to the Porto-Campanha train station.  It was a full day.  Porto is VERY crowded with tourists, but it is one heck of a city.

Pinhão!

 The Pinhão train station- famous tiles and train

Porto!

The Jardim do Morro- in Vila Nova de Gaia 

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                                                                        In Sao Bento