Attractions in Porto

The Douro River is crossed by several bridges as it passes through Porto. The most famous of them is the Don Luis I Bridge (Ponte Dom Luís I in Portuguese), … read more

Porto Cathedral is the episcopal see of the Diocese of Porto, in Portugal. It is located in the heart of the historic center of the city and is one of its main and oldest monuments.

The Porto-São Bento Train Station is a railway station located in Praça de Almeida Garrett, in the city of Porto, Portugal, this station is especially known for its tile panels.

The town hall was the last public building built in granite. It took 37 years to build.If you have time go inside and appreciate the amazing interior. Notice the black marble

The Igreja do Carmo and the Igreja dos Carmelitas, on the corner of Praça de Carlos Alberto and Rua do Carmo, are two Porto churches that are located almost next to each other.

Because of its numerous baroque churches, Porto is also known as the “baroque city”. Nicolau Nasoni, architect of Italian origin, is responsible for the city's important baroque buildings. The image … read more

The Church of São Francisco was built in the s. XIV, during the reign of D. Fernando, in the space occupied by a modest temple belonging to the Franciscan order … read more

Evoking the king's legacy to the port, literally the heart, this equestrian statue by the French sculptor Carmelites, represents d. Pedro IV, in a symbolic gesture of offering the people the constitutional charter.

The narrow cobbled streets of Ribeira are dotted with small bars and restaurants serving classic Portuguese dishes, such as grilled sardines. Next to the Douro River, Praça da Ribeira is surrounded by colorful houses from the 18th century.

The narrow cobbled streets of Ribeira are dotted with small bars and restaurants serving classic Portuguese dishes, such as grilled sardines. Next to the Douro River, Praça da Ribeira is surrounded by colorful houses from the 18th century.

The Porto City Hall (pt. Câmara Municipal do Porto) stands at the far end of Avenida dos Aliados.

Construction began in 1920 based on plans by the architect António Correia … read more

In the historic center of Porto you will find one of the most famous and most beautiful bookstores in the world.
It has become a major tourist attraction 'in 2018 … read more

Built between 1756 and 1768, it evidently contrasts, due to its exuberance and majesty, with the nearby Carmelite Church. It is worth highlighting the large Panel of tiles designed by the Italian Silvestre Silvestri and covering the entire side facade.

The church of San Ildefonso is a religious building in Porto, Portugal, its construction began in 1709 and ended in 1730, later in 1739 the two bell towers were built. … read more

Ribeira is the old quarter (on the side of Porto, not on the side of Gaia) along the River Douro. Once upon a time this was the main harbour of … read more

Until 1929, the chapel's exterior surfaces were plastered and draped in white with no tiles. The covering of the chapel today consists of 15,947 tiles covering approximately 360 square meters … read more

The Stock Exchange Palace is a neoclassical building in the Portuguese city of Porto.

In the middle of the area declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in December 1996 is the Mosteiro da Serra do Pilar, which Gaia has ex-libris, with its interesting … read more

A really nice way, but you shouldn't forget the sunscreen when it's cool 🤣🙈

The Porto funicular is called Funicular Dos Guindais and connects the Batalha area (upper part of the center) with the Ribeira (river banks) in a fast and entertaining way.