Porto, Oporto, or Portus Cale, call it what you may! But it's a city you can't skip on your trip to Portugal. After all that's where Portugal gets its name from!
A Passage to Porto
Step into Porto's charm: Romanesque cathedrals, Portuguese-tiled buildings, and a UNESCO gem in every corner.
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Enjoy a sunny day in Porto exploring the Ribeira District with gelato in hand—fun for tourists and locals alike!
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Cross the colossal Ponte Luís I Bridge for Porto's classic view. Snap a selfie, but watch for passing metros!
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Sail into sunset bliss on Porto's Douro River aboard rabelo boats, amidst Ribeira's pastel hues.
Home to the famous Port Wine, Porto offers Port tasting and cellar tours. Lounge back in one of Ribeira's balconies with a glass of Port Wine, admiring the beautiful sunset along the Duoro River.
Dive into the Sao Francisco Church: a blend of Baroque and Gothic glory in Porto! Don't miss it!
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Master wine in Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto's wine hub! Enjoy epic views of Ribeira District and Dom Luis I Bridge!
If you are a Potterhead, you might feel at home! The Livraria Lello bookshop is an inspiration for various parts of Hogwarts, as J.K Rowling was in Porto while writing her first Harry Potter book.
Porto Cathedral boasts stunning cloister and treasury, rivaling city views steal the limelight!
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Spot Clerigos Church's tower from anywhere in the city! Climb 240 steps for breathtaking 360-degree Porto views!
What are now a heritage status of Porto, the pastel colored trams are the best way to travel to the charming and quintessential Foz district.
Gaze at the marvels of Porto at your own pace, at Palacio da Bolsa, a former stock exchange building of the city.
Head over to Rua de Miguel Bombarda for striking designs and creative artifacts. You'd want to buy the Rooster of Barcelos, the Portugal emblem as souvenirs for home!
Porto's smallest beach church at Praia do Senhor da Pedra. Unconventional, but a must-visit spot! Surf's up after!
Grab a Francesinha: thelittle frenchie sandwich, layered with meat and bread and covered with yummy cheese. Saying it's mouthwatering, is just the beginning of its description! Wait till you taste it...