Porto
Porto, traditionally romantic and austere, has undergone a profound transformation in recent decades and shows traces of a modern and cosmopolitan city. Discover the “old” Baixa (Downtown): traditional shops, monuments, tiles and typical restaurants, where you can (and should) taste the famous "francesinha". Surprise yourself with the “new” Porto: contemporary architecture, "cool" hotels, signature cuisine and world flavors, the unstoppable "movida" of the Galerias and Cordoaria area, next to the old Torre dos Clérigos. The iconic Ribeira continues to be the postcard and the most tourist spot in the city. The views of the Douro River, the bridges and the Rabelo boats, the colorful houses and the Port Wine cellars, on the other bank, are a World Heritage Site and a must-see.



What to do in Porto
Where to eat in Porto
Where to sleep in Porto
5 star
Boutique hotel situado no centro do Porto, cujo tema principal é a arte dos anos 30 e 40, os famosos anos "Avantgarde". Oferece maravilhosas vistas panorâmicas…
5 star
O requinte da época dourada presente nas áreas comuns confirma-se nos 76 quartos, dos quais 13 são espaçosas suítes, alguns com varandas debruçadas sobre a Ave…
5 star
Situated in praça da Ribeira, in the historic area of the city, this space occupies part of a block of buildings that date back to the 16th, 17th and 18th cent…
Near Porto
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Santo Tirso
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Maia
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Amarante
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