This beach is not very large and is also a bit rocky. It has a nice maritime walkway, which is ideal to do sports. The bar/restaurant and esplanade with the same name is very pleasant and full of life.

Ending by a cliff, it has an acceding tunnel by Inatel. According to the Instituto da Água (Water Institute), in the year of 2001 the water had bad quality. It has a pleasant terrace and restaurants nearby.

A beach with a small brook. Fit for surfing, namely when the "nortada" (northwinds) blow strong. It has several restaurants and bars that serve typical dishes. It has lively nights and plenty of shops.

A beach that is hardly accessible. To get down to it one must descend a 200 metres high stairway. Below, there is a small stretch of sand and clam waters. It has quality restaurants with typical dishes.

Restaurant serving Japanese cuisine with modern décor and views of the sea, which shows customers how to prepare the dishes through the show-cooking. The most requested specialty of the House is the Teppan-yaki.

Rustic and cosy restaurant with stone walls and wooden ceilings, proposing a full menu of regional dishes. His specialty is the soup of horns, plate created more than thirty years by the owner.

This shopping centre, opened in 2006, has about 146 shops spread out over three floors. It also has five floors of parking, some 30 restaurants and six cinemas.

Shopping Center with 1 floor, parking with 1200 seats and has a commercial area with 13596m2. Building adapted, with commercial function. Has 14 shops and is located on the outskirts. Has supermarket and restaurants.

Opened in 1999 this is one of the biggest shopping centres of the capital, with a commercial area of 46000m2. It has 164 shops, 1 hypermarket, 36 restaurants and 3 banks. It is placed at the Parque das Nações.

Next to the stadium of the Dragon was born the Dolce Vita Porto. It is a large shopping centre with hypermarket, restaurants, cinemas and dozens of stores. Is well served by public transport, with the metro right outside the door.