Porto city guide and local travel tips
Welcome to Porto! A vibrant city of picturesque streets, honest smiles and romantic aura.

Why visit Porto?
Porto is not only the second largest city in Portugal but also a city of great historical past and listed as UNESCO’s World Heritage. The narrow and labyrinthine streets of the old city centre will take you back in time while the cool and vintage neighborhoods will make you discover the new trends and the unique atmosphere of this historical yet modern city.
Winner of the “Best European Destination Award” in 2012, Porto is a city of contrasts: authentic and historical in its legacy, traditional and cosmopolitan in its attitude, adventurous and warm in its spirit. This is the city made famous by its nectar: the Port Wine.
Explore! The sinuous alleys of the old city centre where clothes hang on the balconies, colouring your walk. The cool and hip neighborhood where designers set new trends. The legacy of Portuguese explorers and the works of art of modern and contemporary artists. The picturesque streets where people smile and greet you when you walk past. And, of course, the seaside and the Atlantic views.
Plan your trip to Porto
Porto.CARD :: Official City Pass
Explore Porto in a convenient and affordable way! With flexible durations and optional unlimited use of public transports, this city card adapts perfectly to your needs.
Valid for 1, 2, 3 or 4 days
Unlimited travel in metro, city buses and suburban trains (optional)
Free entry in some of the best museums
Discounted entry in other museums and attractions
Special offers in restaurants, shops and other venues
Best 5 star hotels in Porto

The Yeatman
Iconic hotel offering a luxury Vinothérapie Spa, an impressive wine cellar with over 30.000 bottles and infinity pools with amazing views of Porto.

Torel Avantgarde
Experience an escape with stunning river views, outdoor infinity pool and a chic Spa, perfectly celebrating the avant-garde spirit of legendary artists.

PortoBay Flores
Nestled on a historic pedestrian street, this 16th-century palace seamlessly fuses classic architecture with contemporary luxury and a serene Spa.

Le Monumental Palace
Step inside a neoclassical 1920s palace runned by Maison Albar Hotels, featuring a Michelin-starred restaurant and a lavish Spa with an indoor pool.
