One of the most typical neighbourhoods in the city, Campanhã is next to Bonfim and the heart of the city. This is a neighborhood that was completely rehabilitated in 2019, becoming the most popular territory for those who have any connection to the arts, but also for those seeking an identity that tends to be lost in large urban centres. Fish shops, butchers, fruit shops, fresh bread, street shops and traditional restaurants mix there, as nowhere else, with art galleries, architectural studios, alternative corners, performing arts spaces, music studios, designer restaurants and organic food cafés.
Campanhã is at a close distance from major spots in the city and not far from the Douro River. Its central location and proximity to Faculdade de Belas Artes, combined with the low rental prices, make it a highly searched place among students and young professionals.
The neighbourhood is served by a metro line, bus and the main railway station of the North region, making travelling very easy.