Oporto

It is the city that gave its name to Portugal – very early on (c. 200 BC), when it was called Portus Cale, later becoming the capital of the Portucalense County, from which Portugal was formed. It is also a city known worldwide for its wine, its bridges and contemporary and ancient architecture, its historic center, classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO,[4] for the quality of its restaurants and its gastronomy.