Púcaros Bar

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Placed in Rua de Miragaia, this bar is perfect for those who like to sit and enjoy a nice drink while chatting, calmly, among friends. With a rustic and very welcoming decoration, this place becomes pretty comfortable and familiar to those who visit it. Púcaros stands out also for its great cultural agenda: wednesday nights are dedicated to poetry, thursday nights are turned to anecdotes and humour, and occasionally the bar hosts photography and paiting exhibitions.

For the reasons above, Púcaros is one of the moct popular cultural bars in town. It's inviting specially for a friends night out and it has a wide and diverse weekly calendar.

Come by and meet Púcaros, you're not going to regret it.

Plano B

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Launched in 2007, Plano B has won its place in the night of the invicta. Presenting a wide space, Plano B tries to boost our downtown, betting on a multi-tasked place.

It's placed in the Galerias de Paris, works as a coffee shop during the day and as a bar at night. The space is divided in two floors: in the ground floot there are several multi-tasked rooms, and in the first floor you can find the coffee place and an exhibition area.

Plano B hosts many exhibitions throughout the year, from architectural, plastic arts and design, to tertulias and workshops. Besides that, there are live music and movie nights.

The decoration is a bit retro and it has a dynamic environment. In the walls there are several mirrors with old frames. There are also multiple chandeliers that iluminate the rooms of Plano B. In the outside there is an esplanade which is perfect for hot summer nights. Plano B is one of the places to visit once you're in Oporto at night, for it's a dynamic space that already won the hearts of our town's people.

Contagiarte

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Contagiarte was born in an old frat house, a space that's not just a bar but also a cultural center. This bar is placed on Álvares Cabral, right in the middle of town.

Launched in December of 2003 by Acaro - a non-profit cultural association - Contagiarte soon asserted itself on Oporto's night. Contagiarte is also known for being a cultural space with dance, theatre and music workshops, along with exhibitions.

The space includes two studios, one of which has an auditory, a gallery and a garden. When it comes to the nights, the rhythms vary from night to night, from latin, funk, rock, pop, reggae, to fado even. It's also common to throw intimate concerts that bring the artist and the public closer together.

When in Oporto, Contagiarte is a mandatory stop, whether it's for the cultural or the pleasure side.