Outdoor Activity Attractions In Culleredo

Portobello Road antiques market, Notting Hill, London W10 W11

Experiencing Portobello Market and the Notting Hill area, London.

Portobello Market in West London is one of the most famous street markets in the world. It is a popular destination for Londoners and tourists alike.

Portobello Road goes straight through the heart of Notting Hill, the trendy area of London made famous by the film.

Portobello Market takes up most of what is actually more properly called Portobello Road, it stretches for around two miles, although on a crowded Saturday afternoon it takes quite a while to walk from end to end.

Portobello Road's distinctiveness does not just rely on its market. A range of communities inhabiting the street and the district contributes to a cosmopolitan and energetic atmosphere, as do the many restaurants and pubs. The architecture plays a part, too, as the road meanders and curves gracefully along most of its length.

Many of the Pubs, Antique Arcades and Streets around and about the area have exotic sounding names - few people realise that they are mostly historic, the area of Portobello was originally a farm, which was named after Puerto Bello in the Caribbean in memory of Admiral Vernon who captured the town in 1739.

Since then the area has become built up with houses, shopfronts and the street market, however pub names such as the Portobello Gold and the Portobello Star (navigation) are references to those heady seafaring days off the Spanish Main. One of the Antiques Arcades is known as the Admiral Vernon.

In more recent history, the film Notting Hill has made an alternative history in a way, people want to visit the market because it was the location of a film they have seen.
The Trellick Tower is arguably the most famous piece of council house architecture in London, if not the country. The tower of tightly packed flats, with the separate lift tower bringing people every third floor, was designed by Erno Goldfinger (who based his design on the Trellick's little sister - the Balfron Tower in east London) in 1966 for the Greater London Council. Construction was completed in 1972.

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The island of San Simón is an island belonging to the San Simón archipelago , next to San Antón and other islets in the Vigo estuary , Spain . It belongs to the parish of Cesantes , in the municipality of Redondela , being one of the five places of this parish. At present it is uninhabited.
It presides over the cove of San Simón , at the inner end of the Vigo estuary , which bathes the municipalities of Redondela , Sotomayor and Vilaboa . It is linked to the island of San Antón by a bridge. The set of the two islands is 250 meters wide and 84 meters long. There are also two other small islets, San Bartolomé and San Norberto.
Throughout its history the island was used as a monastery , lazaretto , prison and home for orphaned children.
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Pensão Universal está situada en el corazón de la ciudad y perfectamente comunicada con cualquier punto de Oporto. Sus fabulosas habitaciones harán que su visita sea inolvidable.

Algunos servicios que ofrece el alojamiento:

- Acceso para minusválidos
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- Aire acondicionado en las habitaciones
- Ascensor
- Habitaciones para no fumadores
- Internet en las habitaciones
- Secador de pelo en las habitaciones
- Servicio de bar o cafetería
- Teléfono en las habitaciones
- Televisión en las habitaciones

Sobre Oporto:

Situada en la parte norte de Portugal, Oporto es la segunda ciudad más importante del país y tiene el honor de estar situada en la desembocadura del río Duero. Tanto el vino de Oporto como el país portugués deben su nombre a esta ciudad, considerada la capital del nortede Portugal.

Cuando visites Oporto es de obligado cumplimiento visitar el centro histórico, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco. También puedes pasarte por la Torre de los Clérigos, la Casa de la Música o la Fundación Serralves, dedicada al arte contemporáneo. Oporto tiene una gran oferta cultural.

Oporto tiene un aire británico y es que, desde que llegaron los comerciantes de vinos británicos, la ciudad tiene una disputa con la capital del país, Lisboa. Para visitar todos estos hermosos edificios de porte aristocrática, Oporto ofrece el metro más largo de todo el país que cubre la ciudad y sus alrededores.

Oporto es la Ciudad de los Puentes, y esto se debe a la gran cantidad de estos y a su variedad de construcción y estilos arquitectónicos. Por supuesto, no puedes perderte una cata de vinos de la zona que gran cantidad de bodegas, diseminadas por la ciudad, ofrecen a turistas y locales.

Una idea: no dejes de visitar la ciudad desde el río Duero. Gran cantidad de empresas ofrecen cruceros a lo largo del río desde los que encontrarás una nueva perspectiva de la ciudad.

About Pensão Universal:

Pensão Universal is located in the heart of the city and it is perfectly connected with all the parts of Oporto. Its fabulous rooms will make your visit unforgettable.

About Porto:

Located in the north of Portugal, Porto is the second most important city of the country and it has the privilege to be situated in the mouth of Duero River. The city and its own wine with the same city name. Oporto it's considered the capital of the north.

When you visit Porto you have to see the historic centre, which was declared World Heritage Site by the Unesco. You can also visit the Tower of Clerigos, the House of the Music or Serralves Foundation, focused on Contemporary Art. Oporto has a great cultural offer.

Porto has a British air due to the arrival of British wine merchants, the reason why the city has a dispute with the country's capital, Lisbon. As it's full of beautiful aristocratic buildings and to visit all of them, Porto offers the longest metro of the country that covers the city and its surroundings.

Porto is the City of Bridges, due to the large number of bridges and the variety of construction and architectural styles. Of course, do not miss a tasting of wines from the area that a lot of wineries, scattered throughout the city, offers to tourists and locals.

One idea: Visit the city from the Duero River. Many companies offer cruises along the river from where you can contemplate the city from another perspective.

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