is lisbon or porto better?
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Lisbon is bigger, it's a large city. There's more to see in Lisbon rather in Porto but, on the other hand, the Douro view in Porto is unique. ... I would say, if you like big cosmopolitan cities, go to Lisbon. if you like something a bit more quiet and different, choose Porto.
1023210
Overall, e is good enough, the only significant difference on V is the extra two airbags. City is not like Jazz where the difference is massive.
1471151
As others have said, Qingdao is one of the better cities to live in. It's often compared to Dalian as a well-developed Tier 2 with decent weather, natural environment, foreign community, but without the sky-high prices of BJ, SH etc.
567863
Southampton has a much larger downtown area but East Hampton is the higher end of the two. In June both towns will be over run with the rich and the trying to act rich. There are many more shops to wander through in Southampton, but I have always preferred East Hampton..
751505
It's a city rather than a town - but yes it's well worth a visit. Head to the Historic Quarter for food. I can heartily recommend any of them but my favourite is Marisqueria Baviera which specialises in sea food.
1167764
What is the difference between Lisbon and Lisboa? ... Otherwise, 'Lisbon' is just the English name for 'Lisboa'.
871095
In my opinion, on Etihad (or any A380), the best Economy section is the forward section between door 1 and door 2; this is because this area is: more quiet, first to disembark and has many toilets nearby.
734615
Yes! It's more than enough. Venice is a very compact city and two full days is a lot of time to see the major sights. However, that's based on how I travel.
323040
Ipanema is a more trendy area than the very toristy Copacabana. In Ipanema you will have more fine dinning and best stores options. Copa offers more options of stores, services and restaurants, but with lower quality.
1431055
2 days in Lisbon is enough to get a good taste of the Portuguese capital. But if you want to get the most out of your visit, spend at least 3-4 days in Lisbon and 1 in Sintra. But I have a good feeling that no amount of time will be enough in this picturesque place.
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['Hamburg, Germany. Known as the “gateway to the world”, port city Hamburg is a maritime-infused wonder. ... ', 'Braga, Portugal. ... ', 'Cluj-Napoca, Romania. ... ', 'Valencia, Spain. ... ', 'Zagreb, Croatia. ... ', 'Salzburg, Austria. ... ', 'Toulouse, France. ... ', 'Budapest, Hungary.']
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['Asilah. This seaside village is on the list due to the melding of 16th century Portuguese history and the modern city An ancient fort site clings to a cliff looking as thought it might tumble to the sea at any moment. ... ', 'Chefchaouen. ... ', 'Essaouira. ... ', 'Fes. ... ', 'Ifrane. ... ', 'Marrakech. ... ', 'Meknes. ... ', 'Merzouga.']
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['Porto. Portugal. Porto is definitely one of the most beautiful welcoming and tolerant cities in Europe. ... ', 'Vienna. Austria. ... ', 'Amsterdam. The Netherlands. ... ', 'Zagreb. Croatia. ... ', 'Milan. Italy. ... ', 'Bordeaux. France. ... ', 'Madeira. Portugal. ... ', 'Basel. Switzerland.']
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Sorrento is the best hub.It also has the widest range of restaurants and accommodation. Positano is more beautiful,and even Amalfi is nicer than Sorrento. All of them will be very busy that time of year. Amalfi is a central point of the Amalfi Coast and you can easily move around from there.
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Wapping has a feel of a nice small village if you're by the river. If you head north pushing into shad well then it can get east london pretty fast. The two floor flats at st Katherine docks are nice though. ... It's also one of the poorest areas of london and has a lot of council housing.
590934
So the south wins overall by a nose. There are more tourist amenities in the south and the weather (in terms of sunshine) is better. But if it's scenery, restaurants, traditions and culture, then the north is the better option.
47651
The language spoken in Lisbon is Portuguese but English is widely spoken by all people who work within the tourist industry.