Tourist Sites

Exercise your calves during a nice climb to reach the Serra Do Pilar monastery where a great reward awaits you. The ...

Built in the second half of the 18th century, this small church was dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary. Located in ...

Burmester is a very old Port wine cellar which preserves all the traditions, offering a pleasant typical visit. The ...

Plan a short climb (fairly easy) to reach the top of the hill, a perfect spot for a picnic with a breathtaking view ...

An 18th century house in Baroque style, Casa Guerra Junqueiro was the property of the famous poet of the same name. ...

A church built in the 17th century, it is very well located for visits, next to the Saint-Bento metro station and ...

Also called Câmara do Porto, the square reveals a high building with a magnificent 70-meter tower topped with a ...

Impressive and imposing, the town hall dominates a long esplanade. Only the reception area is accessible, but the ...

Calm water source located on Avenue dos Aliados, near the Porto town hall, the fountain offers an atmosphere of ...

This very welcoming little cellar has some lovely surprises in store for you. First of all, the guided tour, led by ...

This Museum of Sacred Art was built in 1930 by Archbishop D. Manuel Vieira de Matos in the former 18th century Casa ...

Discover the home and workshop of António Teixeira Lopes, one of the greatest Portuguese sculptors of all time. In ...

Take a break in old Porto, in the shade of palm trees and blackthorn trees. Ideal for walking, drinking a coffee or ...

Unlike the other churches in Porto, the facade of that of Saint Lawrence is very sober and almost bare, allowing you ...