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It's quite geared towards tourists; some things are good, but many are not.

Burmester Cellars, located in Vila Nova de Gaia (right next to the Dom Luís I Bridge, facing Porto), are one of the most iconic Port wine cellars. Founded in 1750 by Henry Burmester and John Nash, they offer a comprehensive historical and winemaking experience. Tours include guided tours of the historic cellars and Port wine tastings.

The Jardim de Marquês de Oliveira, better known as Jardim de São Lázaro, is the oldest municipal garden in Porto, inaugurated in 1834 by order of D. Pedro IV as a tribute to the women of the city after the Siege of Porto.

Inside, there are endless food stalls, but also some very tasty items. And you can also sample various types of port wine in small glasses.

Its location on a small hill is impressive.

One of Gaia's best-known wineries.

The Douro River Ferry is a fast, scenic, and comfortable way to cross the Douro River between Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia, ideal for those who want to avoid the Dom Luís I Bridge or simply enjoy a river crossing with spectacular views.

Unlike many other buildings in Porto, the City Hall isn't particularly old. Construction began in 1920. However, it blends in nicely with the older buildings on Avenida dos Aliados.