Tours in Porto
Off the Beaten Track in Porto: Private City Tour
Porto Pubcrawl: 5h,7 Drinks,4 bars &Skip the line Club Entry
Porto: Small-Group Douro River Sailing Cruise
Half-Day Rafting on the Paiva River in Arouca
The Little Venice of Portugal: Aveiro Small Group Tour with Typical Boat Ride
Discover Porto A Private Walking Tour with Authentic Tasting
Essential Porto Walking Tour
Private Walking Tour in Porto incl. Lello bookstore ticket
Private full-Day Tour to Douro Valley
Porto Private Airport Departure Transfer
Learn How to Make Pastel De Nata in a Beautiful Porto Home
Private Instagrammable Photoshoot at Porto Best Spots
Full Day, Wine Tasting, River Cruise and Lunch from Porto
Porto: Live Portuguese Fado Experience with Port Wine
Porto Surf Experience
Full-Day Private Tuk Tuk All Around Porto
Lisbon and Porto Private Deluxe Road Trip
Oporto Wine Tour & One-Hour Fado Experience Small Group Tour
Porto Douro Speedboat Tour - Daytime or Sunset
Kayaking and Waterfall in Peneda-Gerês National Park from Porto
Rent an Electric Bike with Bosch motor
Porto 360°: Helicopter Flight, Guided Walking Tour & River Cruise
4-Hour Portuguese Cooking and Wine Experience
The city of Porto, which gave its name to a country and a type of wine, shouts in all languages its basic and ancient purpose – to be the port not only of Portugal, but of all Europe. You can still feel the uniqueness of this colorful city – sitting in a tavern that has grown right next to the old city walls, looking at the old ships moored on the waterfront or sailing under the bridges on barcos rabelos – boats for transporting wine barrels.
A stroll through Porto will never be monotonous, neither in terms of urban architecture nor in terms of relief: climbing up and down the winding streets of the medieval Ribeira district, you will see the Romanesque Cathedral of the XII century, come to the Baroque tower of Clerigos – the highest in Portugal, and walking a little further you will admire the Art Nouveau quarter or the world famous example of modern architecture – the inverted iceberg of the House of Music. There is also São Bento, one of the most beautiful train stations, decorated with colorful traditional tiles. The city of Porto is memorable for its many famous bridges, from which you can assemble a real Eiffel Tower: one was designed by Gustave Eiffel himself, and the other by his pupil.
There is even an entire city dedicated to Port wine in Porto – cross the bridge over the Doro River and you will arrive at Villa Nova de Gaia, famous for its cellars, which used to belong to monasteries but now belong to the largest wineries in the country. The tour of Porto gives you the opportunity to taste different types of wine, to understand their aging and preparation conditions, as well as to see the collection of ancient bottles that are more than a hundred years old.
During any tour of Porto, you will be told that it was here that Enrique the Navigator was born – the famous organizer of maritime expeditions along the African coast and the herald of the Great Discovery, when Portugal took the initiative of historical development from all of Europe, going beyond its geographical limits and beyond the medieval mentality to discover new lands – and a new era.