Tourist Sites

Opened to the public in 1996, this 1950s house museum tells the story of Marta Ortigão Sampaio. Enjoy a guided tour ...

This charming little 18th-century church is the oldest in the town. Inside, you'll see magnificent blue stained ...

You are plunged directly into the port bath upon your arrival by a guide wearing the outfit of “Don De ...

The history of Graham's Port Lodge is special since the brand was created by two Scottish brothers in 1820. During a ...

This magnificent church rises above the River Douro and features the traditional blue and white azulejos on its ...

This beautiful late 19th-century manor house is open to the public free of charge, giving you the chance to ...

This small museum tells the story of the arrival of Jews in Portugal in the early days of the Nazi regime. Very well ...

It's a unique spot in Porto, where nature flourishes in front of the Douro River. Rest, stroll, relax and picnic - ...

The name is promising and doesn't disappoint. The rose garden is magnificent, with many varieties of these pretty ...

The visit is worth the detour. It is one of the most emblematic and oldest farms in Portugal, which played an ...

Enter the largest Port cellar bathed in the pleasant smell of wood and wine, a taste of what awaits you. You will ...

Casa (Come and See Art) is Porto's art house, where you can admire beautiful exhibitions and works by talented ...

Located next to the Douro river, the Calem garden is very pleasant at any time of day. With its playground, ...

This atypical museum is housed in a former water reservoir in the Parque da Pasteleira. Reopened in 2017, it ...