Adriano Ramos Pinto

Whether you decided to do a side-trip from Lisboa or you want to spend the entire weekend, Porto is a great destination to visit and has a lot to offer. Per experience, I have managed to curate a 24-hour itinerary that is perfect for all kinds of travelers and customizable based on your travel goals, time, and needs.

Porto, situated along the Douro River in northern Portugal, is a city known for its rich history, distinctive architecture, and beautiful "azulejos" (tiles). The UNESCO World Heritage site features a historic center with narrow cobblestone streets and colorful buildings. Porto is renowned for its port wine, with cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia offering tastings. The city's culinary scene, offering dishes like "Francesinha" and "bacalhau", adds to its allure. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views, explore cultural attractions, and experience the seamless blend of tradition and modernity that defines Porto. This flexible guide presents the must-see attractions and recommended experiences in the central area of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia. Despite having some steep streets, Porto is easily navigable on foot. Alternatively, you can opt for public transportation, including trams and buses, or an e-bike. I've curated a diverse selection of recommendations to help enhance your experience and make the most of your time in Porto. I hope these tips help you have an awesome time in this captivating town!

The best guide for anyone looking for an introduction to the beautiful city of Porto! The perfect guide for first time visitors (or even returning travelers) wanting to explore as much of the city as possible. Choose where to go, what to see, and where to eat from the many available options This guide includes: -Things to do/see in Porto -Places to eat and drink -Museums, churches, parks, and lookouts -Wineries -General tips and personal recommendations