Palace of the Viscounts of Balsemão
The palace a sober building from the 18th century passed, by marriage, to the Viscounts of Balsemão. The city’s coin collection is one of the best and largest in the country.
Heritage
Casa Tait
Casa Tait is a 19th century mansion in Porto. Visit the gardens for one of the most spectacular views of the city and the Douro river.
Miragaia
Miragaia is one of the nicest neighborhoods in Porto filled with colorful houses on an ancient beach that served as a medieval shipyard.
Porto Tram Museum
Old trams are fascinating vehicles, full of romanticism. Porto still has several tram lines in circulation, which can be used daily.
Palácio da Bolsa
The former Stock Exchange house in Porto is a 19th century building and is now mainly used for major events. Find here a great mix of artistic styles.
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 do Infante, House of the Prince
Right in the middle of Ribeira, House of the Prince is Porto’s ancient Custom House and old residence of the King’s of Portugal senior officials.
Porto’s Sé Cathedral
Porto’s Cathedral, the Sé, is an historic landmark in the old centre, where the city was born. In fact, Morro da Sé is the oldest district in Porto.
Mercado do Bolhão
Mercado do Bolhão is a must see place in Porto. Here you’ll find fresh produce, meat, fish, flowers and you’ll meet the most unique characters in the city.
Café Guarany
Located in Porto’s main avenue, Guarany is a cafe where you’ll find history but you will also meet the young thinkers and writers.
Majestic Café
This the most beautiful cafe in Porto. Actually, it’s on the Top 10 of the most beautiful cafes in the world. It dates back to 1921 under the name of Elite.