Porto
Practica un idioma con desconocidos. Gratis, sin reserva, ven solo.
Lugares y programas verificados
- Biblioteca Municipal Almeida GarrettThe municipal library in the Palácio de Cristal gardens (Rua de Dom Manuel II). Open Monday 14:00–18:00 and Tuesday to Saturday 10:00–18:00; closed on Sundays and public holidays. With a reader card you can borrow books for free and use the internet computers.→
- CLAIM – Centros Locais de Apoio à Integração de MigrantesLocal support centres for migrants listed by AIMA. In Porto they include SEIVA (Rua de Vilar 130), JRS Porto and centres at several universities. Check the list for addresses and contacts before you go.→
- Jardins do Palácio de CristalFree-access gardens above the Douro, next to the Almeida Garrett library. Open 8:00–19:00 from October to March and 8:00–21:00 from April to September. A calm first-weekend walk.→
- Parque da CidadePorto's city park: 80 hectares of green space stretching to the Atlantic. Open 7:00–22:00 from October to March and 7:00–24:00 from April to September. A public park for a long walk or a run.→
- Museu do PortoThe city museum. Open Tuesday to Sunday 10:00–17:30. Entry costs €4, and Cartão Porto. holders with a Porto tax address, students and under-18s get in free; check the page for the full list.→
- Cultura Porto (Câmara Municipal do Porto)The city council's culture site, with libraries, museums and the programme of municipal cultural venues. Many activities are free: a good way to fill your first weekends.→
Venir solo: qué esperar
- Un café de idiomas es la sala más fácil para entrar solo: todo el mundo está allí para hablar con desconocidos y quien organiza te sienta.
- Mezclar niveles es normal. Di tu nivel una vez; nadie te corrige si no lo pides.
- No hace falta ser aprendiz: los hablantes nativos son el recurso escaso y los organizadores los adoran.