Our property was been improved recently and its situated in a very calm safe street. We have a kitchen you can use all day, equipped with fridge, toaster, coffee and tea machine, a microwave, cooker... and a backyard were you can eat, smoke (its bad for you!) or just relax like my dog does all the time. Yes yes we have a dog, is name is Caio, and he is super friendly and has a rare beauty and wisdom! About parking during the weekend you can leave your car in our street, however during the week its best for you to park in other place because sometimes the police needs to earn some money! Therefore i can indicate you several places nearby to park the car during the check-in. About the rooms: they are clean every single day and have access to the internet and TV with internacional channels. You can see specific informations of each room selecting one of them, see the realistic pictures at your disposel and, in case of need, contact us for further explanations. Once again our area in super safe, a quiet zone, only a 15 minutes walk away from all the buzz and exciting experiencies Porto have to offer!

The Porto Baixa (Downtown) is laid out around the Avenida dos Aliados (Avenue of the Allies), the city´s focal point. At the top of this thoroughfare, there is the imposing Municipal Council building. At the other end, it opens onto the Praça da Liberdade (Liberty Square) where there is a statue of a mounted Pedro IV (19th c.), emperor of Brazil and, like much of Oporto, a supporter of the Liberalism movement. In a show of recognition, the king literally gave his heart to the city, now watched over in the Church of Lapa. To the side of the square, take a look at the São Bento (Saint Benedict) railway station to see the pictured tiles in the entrance hall. Then head down the Rua das Flores (Street of Flowers), with its goldsmiths and the exuberant baroque façade of the Church of Misericórdia (Compassion), a masterpiece by architect Nicolau Nasoni. Surrounding this centre, there is a dense network of streets packed with stores and cafes. Of the latter, the magnificent Majestic and the cheerfully bustling Mercado do Bolhão are well worth a visit. On the streets 31 de Janeiro Galeria de Paris and Cândido dos Reis check out the facades with their Art Nouveau finishings.