Porto
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| Land |  Portugal | ||||
| Borgmester | Rui Moreira  | ||||
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| Indbyggere | 237.591 (2011)[1] | ||||
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| Tidszone | UTC±00:00 | ||||
| Højde m.o.h. | 104 m | ||||
| Hjemmeside | www.cm-porto.pt | ||||
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  Porto | |||||
Porto eller Oporto (portugisisk: o Porto; Havnen) er en by i det nordlige Portugal. Den ligger ved Douro-flodens udmunding i Atlanterhavet og er med sine 2,1 mill. indbyggere (hele byområdet) (2011) Portugals næststørste by. Selve bykernen har 237.591(2011)[1] indbyggere.
Kultur
Byen gav navn til "portvin". Fra 18. århundrede udførte området meget vin til England da forsyninger fra Frankrig ofte var afbrudt på grund af krig.
Byens historiske centrum er på UNESCO's verdensarvsliste.
I 2001 var Porto europæisk kulturhovedstad og i den forbindelse blev flere projekter gennemført. Herunder koncerthallen Casa Da Musica, der stod færdig i 2005 efter tegning af den hollandske arkitekt Rem Koolhaas.
Sport
Porto har en fodboldklub ved navn FC Porto
Geografi
Klima
Klimaet i Porto er normalt koldere end i Lissabon, der ligger ca. 320 km sydligere end Porto. Bjergkæden Serra do Marão længere inde i landet er vindyrkningsområde for portvin.
Eksterne henvisninger
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- ^ a b National Institute of Statistics, hentet 19. september 2018 (fra Wikidata).
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Flag of Porto municipality - Portugal.
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It is indexed in the SIPA database (Sistema de Informação para o Património Arquitectónico) under the reference 5530.
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Coat of arms of Porto
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Historical part of Porto, a World Heritage Site seen from Vila Nova de Gaia, trough the Douro river.
At the right, the metallic Luiz I (Dom Luís Bridge) with the northern tip of the Infante bridge behind it. At its left, the whole historic center with the Clérigos Tower in the horizon. The plaza in the middle is the Ribeira plaza. In the leftmost part of the picture, the Arrábida bridge. The picture also shows the typical rabelo boats, once used for the transport of Port wine.
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Clérigos Tower in Porto's Historic Center
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Location map of Portugal