How to arrive

Main activities & 

Ckeck in Milonga (thursday 04pm)

Set within the historic Herança Magna, Milongueros All Aboard takes place in a truly unique setting. This remarkable venue is housed in former Port wine cellars, where the history and character of Porto are still present in every corner. The vast stone walls, vaulted spaces, and authentic atmosphere create the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable celebration of Argentine Tango.
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    Afternoon Milongas (fri, sat, sun)

    WOW – World of Wine is a unique cultural and leisure destination set within beautifully restored former Port wine cellars.Combining history, culture, gastronomy and entertainment, WOW offers museums, restaurants, bars and shops, inviting visitors to discover the traditions of Portuguese wine, food and heritage. Its spectacular panoramic views of Porto and the Douro River make it a must-visit destination. Lemon Plaza is a welcoming indoor square where you can relax, enjoy food and drinks, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of WOW.

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      BY METRO
      From Airport (OPO) to the city

      Porto Airport, has a simple, quick and easy Metro system.

      Every 20 minutes, there's a train going to the city. The journey to the hotel takes about 40 minutes. First buy your Andante ticket from one of the 4 ticket machines (all have English instructions). The machines take both coins and notes and gives change. Most machines also take credit and debit cards. The official website www.metrodoporto.pt has maps of the network etc.

      ADVICE - do not forget to validate your ticket before starting your journey (yellow machines at the base of the escalators + others on the platform). There is a 95€ fine if you do not have a valid ticket.

      You can also use UBER

      https://www.uber.com/pt-PT/cities/porto/

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      BY BUS

      Porto has five main bus terminals, used by the various different companies. Some can be a little bit hard to find!

      REDE-EXPRESSOS is the largest network of long distance buses in Portugal. They use a terminal building at Batalha, Rua Alexandre Herculano.

      RENEX, another major operator, has its terminal at Campo Martires da Patria. There is no metro station anywhere closeby but the area is served by many city buses.


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      BY TRAIN

      Main line trains eg from Lisbon arrive/depart at Porto Campanhã station. And you can take the metro from there. 

      Alternatively, you can arrived at Devesas station and taxis are readily available to take you to the hotel.


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