Dom Luís I Bridge

Iconic double-deck iron bridge connecting Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia over the Douro River.

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Ribeira District

Historic waterfront area with narrow streets, colorful buildings, and lively atmosphere.

Livraria Lello

Renowned bookstore known for its stunning architecture and intricate wooden staircase.

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Clérigos Tower

Baroque bell tower offering panoramic views of Porto after climbing its 240 steps.

São Bento Railway Station

Train station famous for its azulejo tile panels depicting historical scenes.

Port Wine Cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia

Traditional wine cellars offering tours and tastings of Porto's famous port wine.

Palácio da Bolsa

19th-century neoclassical building with opulent interiors, including the Arabian Hall.

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Serralves Museum and Park

Contemporary art museum set within expansive gardens and art deco architecture.

Church of São Francisco

Gothic church renowned for its lavish baroque interior adorned with gold leaf.

Foz do Douro

Charming seaside neighborhood known for its beaches, promenades, and seafood restaurants.

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Cedofeita

Artsy neighborhood with lots of concept stores and cute cafés, very close to the city centre but in a quieter area.

Clérigos

Bustling area filled with bars, restaurants, touristic highlights, and major attractions like Clérigos Tower and Lello bookstore.

Ribeira

Flat area with fantastic views of the Douro River, close to the Stock Exchange Palace, the Port wine lodges, and the tram line.

Baixa

Central location, close to all monuments in Porto, full of cafes, restaurants, and bars.

Cathedral area (Bairro da Sé)

Oldest part of Porto with a tightknit community, historic architecture, and major landmarks like the fortified cathedral.

Aliados and Bolhão

Central area with major landmarks, upscale stores, and historic cafés, ideal for sightseeing.

Bonfim

Strategic location, close enough to the city center, with nice craft beer pubs, coffee shops, and francesinha restaurants.

Marquês

Lots of transportation options to get to the city centre, much cheaper location.

Boavista

Lots of transportation options to get to the city centre, close to Casa da Música and the Serralves foundation.

Foz

Located right next to the Atlantic ocean, with beautiful mansions and fishermen houses, ideal for spending relaxed days by the beach.

Cais de Gaia

Home to the best Port wine lodges, with plenty of restaurants and a fantastic view of Porto.