The 5 Best Nature & Wildlife Areas in Porto District, Northern Portugal

February 24, 2022 Diedre Savory

Discover the best top things to do in Porto District, Portugal including Reserva Natural Estuario do Douro, Parque de Avioso - S. Pedro, Serra de Canelas / Negrelos, Quinta do Passal, Monte Crasto.
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1. Reserva Natural Estuario do Douro

R. do Cabedelo Baia de Sao Paio, Vila Nova de Gaia 4400-687 Portugal +351 22 787 8120 http://www.parquebiologico.pt/doc.php?id=69
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4.5 based on 21 reviews

Reserva Natural Estuario do Douro

Reviewed By Ramikat

We took a cab to the Douro Marina and then went along the walking path to the Reserva. We did this on a sunny day (60's F) with no wind. They have a bicycle path, too. Cranes, seagulls and ducks. Then walked slightly uphill to lookout over Atlantic Ocean. Park areas with benches along the way. Nice nature break from the city.

2. Parque de Avioso - S. Pedro

Rua da Central 41.290359, -8.610032, Maia 4470-270 Portugal
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4.0 based on 154 reviews

Parque de Avioso - S. Pedro

3. Serra de Canelas / Negrelos

R. Bela Vista, Vila Nova de Gaia 4415-353 Portugal
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4.0 based on 4 reviews

Serra de Canelas / Negrelos

4. Quinta do Passal

Rua Clube Naval Infante Dom Henrique, Gondomar 4420-412 Portugal +351 22 483 7065 [email protected] http://www.cm-gondomar.pt/
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4.0 based on 1 reviews

Quinta do Passal

5. Monte Crasto

Rua Do Monte Crasto, Gondomar 4420-210 Portugal [email protected] http://www.cm-gondomar.pt/
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3.0 based on 1 reviews

Monte Crasto

Monte Crasto, located in S. Cosme, constitutes a natural fortress, fully deserving the Latin name of crasto (castle). It's an elevated place, with 194 meters of altitude and defended naturally by enormous boulders on which the chapel of Santo Isidoro rests. The name crasto is derived by metathesis from the Latin castrum. For the Romans, it meant castle or square, but later that name became widespread and also took on the meaning of a showy place, suitable for camps or fortifications. In Monte's terreiro there are lateral cruises dated 1757 and a central one dating from 1759.

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