In Porto, walk the stunning Dom Luis I bridge for incredible vistas, or catch a show at Boavista’s remarkable Casa da Musica. In the Cedofeita neighborhood, choose from two exciting thoroughfares—the stylish Rua du Cedofeita and the trendy row of galleries and vintage shops known as Rua de Miguel Bombarda.
Just south of central Porto, take a trip to the city of Vila Nova de Gaia and go on a tasting tour through the area’s famous Port wine cellars. Or, head to Povoa de Varzim—or Espinho—for beachfront relaxation and casino thrills.
Some of the best things to do in Porto showcase the city’s rich history – you’ll find one of the world’s most famous port wine cellars, dozens of ancient churches, and world heritage sites. Its architecture is a mix of gothic, baroque and modernist styles, and the winding cobbled streets of Old Town give the city a unique charm.With such...
Meal times are a highlight of any trip to Portugal, and Porto is no exception. The city sits on the Atlantic coast, with the Duoro River running through it and mountain ranges almost touching distance inland. This diverse natural land makes for a fantastic range of produce available to chefs in Porto.
Bold, spicy, and more hearty than southern Portuguese food,...
Porto provides a wealth of shopping opportunities within the stunning architecture of its metropolitan area. Portugal’s second largest city has lots to offer visitors to the north of the country and is well known for its historical sites and rich local culture.
Whether you’re in the market for a new pair of shoes, or simply want to sample the delicious local...
