Porto

Porto, traditionally romantic and austere, has undergone a profound transformation in recent decades and shows traces of a modern and cosmopolitan city. Discover the “old” Baixa (Downtown): traditional shops, monuments, tiles and typical restaurants, where you can (and should) taste the famous "francesinha". Surprise yourself with the “new” Porto: contemporary architecture, "cool" hotels, signature cuisine and world flavors, the unstoppable "movida" of the Galerias and Cordoaria area, next to the old Torre dos Clérigos. The iconic Ribeira continues to be the postcard and the most tourist spot in the city. The views of the Douro River, the bridges and the Rabelo boats, the colorful houses and the Port Wine cellars, on the other bank, are a World Heritage Site and a must-see.

What to do in Porto

Travel Guide

Up to date tourist information about the city's top attractions

Historic Center of Porto: 16 Points not to be missed

The Invicta City reveals its essence in the heart of its Historic Center. Dare to discover it.

Porto: seven perfect places to exercise outdoors

We find some of the best spots to exercise both mind and body, in Porto and in the surrounding areas.

10 brunches you shouldn't miss in Porto

In recent years we have been "invaded" by a new gastronomic trend: brunch. Take a look at All About Portugal's choices …

The best places to eat "francesinha" in Porto

Visiting Porto and not eating a francesinha is like going to Rome and not seeing the Pope. Season your trip with the be…

Porto city guide: art and architecture

Discover what happens when Art and Architecture come together, on this cultural heritage trip through Porto.

Unveil Harry Potter’s trace in the streets of Porto

Get carried away by the magic of the J.K. Rowling saga and take a different tour through Porto.

The Best Rooftop Bars in Porto

Summer calls for cocktails and terraces, which is why All About Portugal unveils the most “Insta-worthy” rooftop bars i…

The Eight Best Tascas in Porto

Bifanas, ham sandwiches, hot dogs and pregos (typical Portuguese steak dish, topped with a fried egg), washed down with…

Where to eat in Porto

Where to sleep in Porto

Le Monumental Palace
Le Monumental Palace

5 star

O requinte da época dourada presente nas áreas comuns confirma-se nos 76 quartos, dos quais 13 são espaçosas suítes, alguns com varandas debruçadas sobre a Ave…

PortoBay Hotel Teatro
PortoBay Hotel Teatro

4 star

Located in the heart of Porto, World Heritage City, the Hotel Teatro offers the downtown area a contemporary language without colliding with the aesthetic and …

Carrís Hoteles Porto Ribeira
Carrís Hoteles Porto Ribeira

4 star

The Rails Hoteles Port Ribeira occupies a suite of five buildings in the historic Ribeira district of Porto. The group, classified as a national monument and t…

Near Porto

Matosinhos

Matosinhos


Traditionally a land of fishermen, Matosinhos is currently much more than that: it is a rejuvenated and forward-looking city that knows how to welcom…

Santo Tirso

Santo Tirso


Addressing the origin of the municipality of Santo Tirso is to highlight the Monastery of São Nicolau, founded in 978, established by Count Dom Henri…

Maia

Maia


Maia's history started a thousand years ago. In the Middle Ages, as the settlement of the valley of Leça river and of the Douro estuary developed, th…

Amarante

Amarante


Amarante is distributed in about forty parishes, 18 of those located along the right bank of the Tâmega river and the others on the left bank of the …