Best places: City parks in Rio Tinto, Portugal

👍 Museum is full of interesting contemporary art works, especially room with industrial sounds. However, considering small scale of works, ticket price seemed overpriced to me (20 Euros). There is nice park in the museum and make sure to buy ticket that includes it also, because there is really cool...

👍👍 Muito limpo, com inúmeras árvores plantadas que quando crescerem darão um ar muito mais acolhedor e mais agradável para ali se passear. O lago ali existente prestar-lhe outro encanto. Não podemos deixar de mencionar a existência de um bar com esplanada para apoio a quem por ali queira passar algum...

👍👍 Very well-kept park, with lots of benches and a metro station underneath.

👍👍 Very nice and clean park, perfect for a little picknick and/or a little calisthenics workout. There is always a lady there watching out and closing the gates in the evening. She was super nice 👍. Also there are clean and free toilets.

👍👍 Rose Garden, a space of rare beauty, one of the best-kept gardens in the city, with a divine decoration that only the gardens of the time were entitled to, it is common to walk with exotic birds essentially peacocks, it is worth visiting such a beautiful space.

👍👍 A fantastic place with a lot of history. @ryan_z.z_

👍👍 This is the largest square in the city of Porto. A huge square, very wooded, great for a walk among the trees, breathing fresh air and contemplating nature. Excellent for children to play. In the middle of the square there is a Monument to the Heroes of the Peninsular War. At the top of the column o...

👍👍 Magnificent space. At the moment there are routes that are not protected from the sun. The planted trees will develop and, when that happens, will make this space an extremely pleasant place. There is an open-air system for water progression that can be contained in the event of large deluges, prev...

👍👍 A lot of people pass by but few people know the history of this square. Formerly called Largo de Santo André, largely because of the chapel that was located here and which was later demolished, its name was changed in honor of the Portuguese fishermen. The reason? Let's see: According to legend, in...