Discover Porto

Portugal's second city and the birthplace of port wine. Baroque churches, the iconic Dom Luís I bridge, and the world's most beautiful bookshop.

12 hours Max 6 guests 5 locations from €120 /person

Your Day in Porto

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Ribeira District

Porto's UNESCO-listed riverside quarter — a labyrinth of colourful medieval houses, fishermen's taverns, and narrow cobblestone alleys spilling down to the Douro.

Dom Luís I Bridge

Porto's most iconic landmark — a magnificent double-deck iron arch bridge designed by a pupil of Gustave Eiffel, connecting Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia across the Douro.

Porto Cathedral (Sé do Porto)

A 12th-century fortified Romanesque cathedral featuring a stunning Gothic cloister decorated with traditional Portuguese blue-and-white azulejo tiles.

São Bento Station

One of the world's most beautiful train stations — its entrance hall is covered in over 20,000 hand-painted azulejo tiles depicting scenes from Portuguese history.

Clérigos Tower

An 18th-century Baroque masterpiece rising 75 metres above the city. Climb 200 steps to the top for breathtaking 360° views over Porto and the Douro valley.

Livraria Lello

A neo-Gothic gem consistently ranked among the world's most beautiful bookshops. Its dramatic red staircase and stained-glass ceiling inspired J.K. Rowling's Hogwarts.

Palácio da Bolsa

Porto's 19th-century Stock Exchange Palace, home to the opulent Arabian Room — a Moorish-inspired hall gilded in 18 kg of gold and silver leaf.

Church of São Francisco

Porto's most spectacular Baroque interior — covered from floor to ceiling in over 400 kg of gilded carved wood. One of the most extraordinary church interiors in Portugal.

Port Wine Cellars · Vila Nova de Gaia

The historic lodges of Vila Nova de Gaia — home to Portugal's world-famous fortified wine for over 300 years. Optional guided cellar visit and tasting of aged tawny ports.

Crystal Palace Gardens

Romantic terraced gardens overlooking the point where the Douro meets the Atlantic. Home to peacocks, fountains, and the finest sunset viewpoint in Porto.