Hotel Ibis Porto Centro
The thing I like about Ibis is that, wherever you are in the world, you know what you count. Plain and simple. Hotel Ibis Porto Centro is no exception.
Downtown
Hotel Pão de Açúcar
Restaurants, bars and the famous Porto’s nightlife are at the hotel doorsteps. Still, one of the greatness of Pão de Açucar Hotel is the quietness inside.
Café Aviz
If billiards are your game and you’re in town, Café Aviz is a place to visit and meet friends. Have a francesinha on the sidewalk tables and then go for the game!
Real Indiana Baixa do Porto
This is the younger sister of the Real Indiana restaurants and it’s located right in the middle of the Entertainment District, in downtown Porto. The place to be.
The Gin House
If Gin is your drink, then, this is your place! A trendy bar where you can have a different gin and tonic everyday time you visit! In downtown Porto, this is one of those magical places!
Porto Tónico
Port wine has always delighted people worldwide. Now, there’s a new drink in town: Port Tonic! Are you in for some adventure? Go and visit Porto Tónico, in downtown Porto.
Baixa Bar
Classy is the first word that will come to your mind when you walk through the doors of Baixa Bar, in downtown Porto. The second is “UAU!”
Book-scouts of Porto
A stroll around the streets of the old Porto town can reveal a whole new world of old books, from the just old to some true rarities!
Café au Lait
If you’re one of those who enjoy fashionable, fancy, stylish environments, Café au Lait is the place where you have to go.
Almada Street
Almada street, in downtown Porto, has been known for its hardware stores. Nowadays is a center of art galleries and vintage shops.
Restaurant Abadia
This very hospitable Abbey from early 20th century has been serving delicious dishes to pilgrims from the very beginning.
Café Piolho
Possibly being the most famous caffe in Porto, it has been the meeting point for students and teachers, locals and foreigners, friends and lovers.
Casa Oriental
This grocery is located right next to Clérigos Tower. They sell fresh produce, Portuguese wines and codfish. Yes, we’re talking about codfish hanging on the walls.
República dos Cachorros
Great hotdogs in Porto! The spicy sausage makes it hot, the melted cheese gives it a sticky look and the crispy bread cut in small pieces makes you go “Hmmmm”!
Carmo & Carmelitas Churches
These churches look like the biggest church in the city. In fact, they are two churches separated by a very narrow house.
Pherrugem Bar
This is the right bar for you if you’re into rock, indie or alternative sounds! The walls are granite and you’ll find this bar is kind of a melting pot!
A Pérola do Bolhão
This traditional grocery store in offers a wide variety of quality products: from mountain cheese to dried fruits, from good wine to delicatessen and cookies.
A Favorita do Bolhão
This delicatessen, located in downtown Porto is filled with cheese, wine, chocolates, pasta, rice, dried fruits, candy, preserves, jams and marmalades, coffee, tea…
Café Progresso
Open since 1899 in downtown Porto, it still serves drip coffee and, rumor has it, has the best toasts in town! Here, everybody has a place and a smile!
Luso Caffè
Located in Carlos Alberto square this is one of the most famous cafes in town. Try the “pregos” and the small portions of lupin beans that go with the perfect draft beer!