Porto, Portugal

31 Duch people! Well that's a challenge!

I can show you around and have a tour but I dont know so much to talk about the things

You got me at dutch candy and drinks. 31 students is indeed a lot, your travel route should take that in account. I'm moving to The Netherlands this year so it would be an awesome experience for me too. I'm not a tour guide but I've lived in Porto long enough to know my way around (31 years haha). Let me know if you're interested.

Do your market research on rents here:

https://www.couchsurfing.com/groups/rooms-for-rent-in-porto

300 euros per month should be enough for a decent room of your own in an apartment. A very generous meal at a restaurant can be had for 10 euros. A good bottle of white wine costs 3.5 euros.

You can try to find something in a website call idealista... i think that you can find something that you like.

Thank you both for your answers! :)

I have a clearer idea of what I will need to earn now, so I can work from there.

Hey,
There are a couple of private parking in the city center and also parking on the street.
Guys, correct me if I'm wrong, but last time I parked on the street was 50cents per hour. I also parked in a private and it cost me 4€ per 2 hours. You can also park outside the city and get on the train or park nearby and just walk. Along the bridge Ponte D. Luis, you will find some parking for free (not many though). Depending on which cities you r planning to visit, the train runs to some of the near towns like Guimarães, Braga etc..Enjoy!

Thank you both for your answer. I am not sure yet whether I will rent a car or travel around with public transportation.

In the downtown are don t adventure with a car. The magic of Porto is walk through the city and get lost in the old streets. :)
And you have the train that you can even catch in downtown area in great Sao Bento station to go to Braga, Guimaraes, Aveiro (at least i hope it is still going). :)

If you want some tips on Porto, check out sites/blogs like:

- Porto's Agenda: http://www.visitporto.travel/Agenda/Paginas/ListEventosVertical.aspx?EvDtInicio=08/10/201

- OportoCool

- And this report i save a while ago can be an interesting read also for you: http://sivanaskayoblog.com/a-long-weekend-in-porto/ Hope it helps. Have a good time here!

PS: And to open that "appetite" :) http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YCOS97q_Yb4&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DYCOS97q_Yb4

There are lockers at the São Bento train station, which is as central as it gets.

I don't know if the station is open all night, but it's open at 5 am.

Hi there
There's a place at Trindade Metro Station but only open from 6am to 1am.
http://www.citylockers.pt/porto-trindade/

Hi hanna,
How are you?
I suggest you
Café Ceuta
Sabor Latino
Pedro Sousa (lessons)
Muxima (Gaia)