Top 10 Must-See Highlights in Porto
If you've arrived in Porto and are looking for what you can't miss while you're here, first of all, know that you're in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, with authentic and hospitable people, like any good Portuguese.
These are our suggestions to get to know the best of the “Invicta”, many of them considered UNESCO World Heritage sites. You'll read "one of the most beautiful in the world" many times but don't be surprised, it's not a mistake.
Clérigos Tower
With its 75 meters in height, the Clérigos Tower is one of the most iconic symbols of Porto. From the top, it offers a breathtaking 360 degrees of the city, but first, you need to venture up 225 steps. It's worth climbing to observe the characteristic architecture of Porto, the Douro River meandering through the invincible city, and, of course, to absorb the magic of the city.
Look at Porto
It's the best way to get to know the city without taking a single step! This immersive 5D experience allows you to travel through Porto. Forget about getting tired, hot, or not knowing the directions, while still savoring the wind on your face, the sway of the tram as it crosses the city, and the breathtaking views and monuments.
Look At Porto experience is available in multiple languages and is a journey of history, culture, and technology. It's 10 minutes on the wings of the Dragon that turn into a flight!
Ribeira
A must-visit for anyone touring Porto! It's one of the oldest and most beautiful picturesque neighborhoods in the city, situated along the banks of the Douro River.
The narrow streets winding up and down, colorful houses, balconies peeking out, and old buildings adorned with tiled exteriors reflect the essence of Porto and offer stunning views of the city, the river, and the D. Luís I Bridge.
Alongside your river strolls, there are restaurants, bars, and artisan shops. At night, you can enjoy live music.
If you've arrived in Porto and are looking for what you can't miss while you're here, first of all, know that you're in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, with authentic and hospitable people, like any good Portuguese.
These are our suggestions to get to know the best of the “Invicta”, many of them considered UNESCO World Heritage sites. You'll read "one of the most beautiful in the world" many times but don't be surprised, it's not a mistake.
Clérigos Tower
With its 75 meters in height, the Clérigos Tower is one of the most iconic symbols of Porto. From the top, it offers a breathtaking 360 degrees of the city, but first, you need to venture up 225 steps. It's worth climbing to observe the characteristic architecture of Porto, the Douro River meandering through the invincible city, and, of course, to absorb the magic of the city.
Look at Porto
It's the best way to explore the city without taking a single step! This immersive 5D cinema experience allows you to travel through Porto. Forget about fatigue, heat, or lack of directions, while still enjoying the wind on your face, the sway of the tram as it traverses the city, and the breathtaking views and monuments.
Look At Porto experience is available in multiple languages and is a journey of history, culture, and technology. It's 10 minutes on the wings of the Dragon that turn into a flight!
Ribeira
A must-visit for anyone touring Porto! It's one of the oldest and most beautiful picturesque neighborhoods in the city, situated along the banks of the Douro River.
The narrow streets winding up and down, colorful houses, balconies peeking out, and old buildings adorned with tiled exteriors reflect the essence of Porto and offer stunning views of the city, the river, and the D. Luís I Bridge.
Alongside your river strolls, there are restaurants, bars, and artisan shops. At night, you can enjoy live music.
D. Luís I Bridge
You probably recognize this landscape from social media, and if you're from Porto, you've definitely crossed this bridge, which is one of the most beautiful in Europe and one of Porto's symbols.
The D. Luís I Bridge, connecting Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia, has become quite famous for the sunset view it offers, but it's worth visiting at any time of the day!
D. Luís I Bridge
You probably recognize this landscape from social media, and if you're from Porto, you've definitely crossed this bridge, which is one of the most beautiful in Europe and one of Porto's symbols.
The D. Luís I Bridge, connecting Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia, has become quite famous for the sunset view it offers, but it's worth visiting at any time of the day!
São Bento Station
It may be a train station, but it's much more than a point of arrival and departure in the “Invicta” city. Considered one of the most beautiful in the world, São Bento Station is a must-visit. The walls covered in hand-painted tiles tell the story of Portugal and create a magical atmosphere.
Bolhão Market
Se há sítio que traduz a alma da gente do Porto é este. O Bolhão Market está dividido em ruas com nomes característicos, restaurantes, e dezenas de bancas de comerciantes que vendem todo o tipo de produtos.
We promise you'll be welcomed in a friendly atmosphere by the people of Porto, who always enjoy exchanging a few words.
Santa Catarina Street
It's Porto's most commercial street, known for its blend of traditional architecture and contemporary commerce. In addition to major brands, you'll find small shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Santa Catarina Street is also a stage for various urban artists who liven up the daily life of those who pass by.
São Bento Station
It may be a train station, but it's much more than a point of arrival and departure in the “Invicta” city. Considered one of the most beautiful in the world, São Bento Station is a must-visit. The walls covered in hand-painted tiles tell the story of Portugal and create a magical atmosphere.
Bolhão Market
If there's a place that encapsulates the soul of Porto's people, it's this one. Bolhão Market is divided into streets with characteristic names, restaurants, and dozens of stalls where merchants sell all kinds of products. We promise you'll be welcomed in a friendly atmosphere by the people of Porto, who always enjoy exchanging a few words.
We promise you'll be welcomed in a friendly atmosphere by the people of Porto, who always enjoy exchanging a few words.
Santa Catarina Street
It's Porto's most commercial street, known for its blend of traditional architecture and contemporary commerce. In addition to major brands, you'll find small shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Santa Catarina Street is also a stage for various urban artists who liven up the daily life of those who pass by.
Ideal Fado Club
A visit to the invincible city is only complete with a fado concert and a taste of Port wine. The Ideal Fado Club offers you both: in an intimate and welcoming atmosphere, you're invited to sit at the table to listen to the city's renowned artists and savor a glass of Port wine.
Crystal Palace Gardens
The palace has given way to the Rosa Mota Pavilion, a venue for events, but the gardens remain. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, they're ideal for a leisurely stroll, moments of relaxation, or to enjoy panoramic views of Porto.
Ideal Fado Club
A visit to the invincible city is only complete with a fado concert and a taste of Port wine. The Ideal Fado Club offers you both: in an intimate and welcoming atmosphere, you're invited to sit at the table to listen to the city's renowned artists and savor a glass of Port wine.
Serralves
A must-see for all art lovers. The Serralves Foundation offers a comprehensive visit to the Museum of Contemporary Art designed by Siza Vieira, and to the garden surrounding the Serralves House, filled with sculptures and a wide variety of exotic species.
Serralves
A must-see for all art lovers. The Serralves Foundation offers a comprehensive visit to the Museum of Contemporary Art designed by Siza Vieira, and to the garden surrounding the Serralves House, filled with sculptures and a wide variety of exotic species.
Crystal Palace Gardens
The palace has given way to the Rosa Mota Pavilion, a venue for events, but the gardens remain. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, they're ideal for a leisurely stroll, moments of relaxation, or to enjoy panoramic views of Porto.
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