But with Street Art. It changed for an entire cause and now for a small beautiful purpose. A small place for Homeless cats or cats that need a place to take cover. Food, water and a small safehouse.

At the beginning of the street, there is my dance school, where I studied and practiced dance for 12 years. Many of my childhood and teenage memories are connected to this place.

At the end of the street, when you leave it, you get a beautiful view of the Douro River m that is also special to me because I practice canoeing on the Douro River, so this area also represents my sport.

This street is also full of life. It has many restaurants and cafés, One of the most important places there is WOW.

this is one of the wine cellares and

WOW is a cultural place dedicated to wine, culture, and gastronomy. It includes museums, restaurants, shops, and wine experiences. It is closely connected to the famous wine cellars of Vila Nova de Gaia, which are extremely important for the city’s history and identity, especially because of Port wine.

It's an imposing, Gothic-style towers, part of the old city walls from the (XIV). Offering on the top amazing and stunning views of Valencia City and the rivers.

The garden is especially peaceful.

The palm trees and central fountain creates a space that invites you to calm down and just enjoy the light.

The Ajuntament de València is the local government of the city of Valencia. It is responsible for managing the city and providing public services to its residents. Similar to a city council in other countries, it makes important decisions about how the city is organized and maintained.

The headquarters of the Ajuntament is located in the main square of València, known as Plaça de l’Ajuntament, in the historic city centre. The building, constructed in the early 20th century, is an important architectural landmark with neoclassical influences.

The Glass Hall (Salón de Cristal) is an important room inside the Ajuntament.

It is famous for its large stained-glass windows, which make the room bright and elegant. The hall is used for official ceremonies and important events, and it is one of the most symbolic spaces in the building.

That tells the past history of Romans and Middle-East buildings. Medieval Riches with elaborate stonework & carvings.

I chose to take this photo in Afurada,a traditional fishing village next to the Douro River, because I have a lot of childhood memories there and i go there every year during the popular saints festivals.

Something I want you to know about Portugal is that we really value traditions, celebrations, and being together, especially during festivals like the Popular Saints.

In this photo you can see me yesterday at Porto Airport, because it was the first time I traveled by plane and left Portugal, which is one of the most special moments of my life. During the flight I felt excited and a little nervous, but it was an unforgettable experience.

Porto Airport is modern, organized and very welcoming. The building is big and bright, with many shops and places to eat. I was impressed by the departure boards, the security control and especially by seeing the airplanes taking off and landing so close. Everything seemed so well prepared and safe, which made me feel more confident before my flight.

In the future, I hope to travel more and fulfill my dreams. Portugal is a beautiful and welcoming country, and I am proud to be from here.

Ana Flor Bastos

The Museu Faller de València is one of the most emblematic cultural spaces in the city of València. It is dedicated to preserving the tradition of the Fallas festival. In this museum, visitors can see the ninots indultats, which are the figures that are saved from being burned thanks to a popular vote during the famous Fallas de València. While the rest of the figures are destroyed during “La Cremà,” these are preserved as artistic and historical memories.

The 1942 Ninot Indultat, “El vell del violí,” does not simply represent a street musician. The image of the elderly man playing the violin, with his dog collecting money, can be seen as a critique of poverty and the difficult living conditions during the post-war period in Valencia.

The Fallas tradition has always included satire and social commentary, often addressing political, economic, and social issues. In this case, the work by Regino Mas Marí expresses both sadness and dignity, highlighting the struggles faced by many people at that time.

This ceiling reflects the Gothic characteristics of the building. It is richly decorated.

This structure has repetition, and vertical elements which are of late Gothic civic architecture. The rest of the store is symmetrical, and designed to project stability and strength during Valencia’s Golden Age.

Although he works as a craftsman, painting is what he truly loves. The piece criticizes the idea that people are defined only by their jobs and shows that true passion can exist outside of work. I chose it because it sends a simple message: what we love is not always what we do for a living.

festival is famous for its loud firecracker shows, fireworks, traditional costumes, music, and street celebrations.

As I boarded the plane, I looked for my seat and felt a little anxious, but also incredibly curious to see what was to come. When we finally took off, the plane accelerated down the runway.

Finally, we landed and I felt a sense of relief that we had landed. ✈️

Spain and specially Valencia is a very nice place to be living. A lot of art, history and stunning architecture. Has also chill place to be with your friends and family.

"A place to visit at least, one time in life."

I also learned alot of valuable skills, my communication being on point was a must (english), my ability to adapt to the different culture also (different times for lunch and dinner, different foods...) and i had to be more independent because i hadn't my family to help me out.

We went to the silk shop, where we saw how the dresses are made and learned how difficult the process is and about the characteristics of the fabrics.

On Wednesday morning, I visited a market and a museum. Then I went home to have lunch. After that, I went to Flor’s house and watched a movie while our partners were doing some work. Later, we went to a park, watched the sunset, and played volleyball and we had dinner together at Burger King.

I like listening to music, reading and painting. I do gymnastics since I was eight and my fun fact it is that i am very flexible.

I choose this picture because of the special moments I spent with my mother in cais de gaia.

the background of the picture shows luis 1 bridge.

This picture was taken in twenty  nineteen when i was nine years old.

At that age me and my mother went to cais de gaia frequently to see the river and the bridge.

This place and photo its very important to me because of the wonderful memories of my childhood.

There was a big difference on the typical Porto streets compared to the Valencia streets.

The interactive and immersive presentation makes the experience especially engaging. Overall, the visit is inspiring and highlights Leonardo da Vinci’s genius as an extraordinary artist and inventor.

Serra do Pilar is very important for our history. This place is also very important to me for personal reasons. My parents got married there, and my brother was baptized there and because of that, it is not only a historical monument for me.