Mercado do Bolhão

Experience a walking tour through the streets of the historical center of Porto, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the city through its neighborhoods, buildings, and streets on a 3-hour guided trip. Enjoy old palaces, charming churches, and lively neighborhoods. See the famous iron bridge, engineered by Teófilo Seyrig, the Port wine cellars, and the characteristic Rabelo boats lined up along the quay which preserve the memory of old times when they used to transport the wine casks. Your guide will explain how, in the 12th century, the city grew around the construction of the cathedral, and has survived several Moorish and Castilian invasions as well as the French military invasions in the 19th century. Along the way, stroll along Aliados Avenue to the place that served as a backdrop to the first proclamation of the Republic of Portugal.

Embark on a memorable journey through Porto, designed to showcase the city’s rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes. This half-day tour combines three unique perspectives of the city, offering an unparalleled experience of Oporto. Begin with a guided walking tour through the bustling streets of Porto. As you meander through the city, uncover its hidden gems and well-known landmarks, including the majestic Sao Bento Railway Station and the historic Ribeira district. Your knowledgeable guide will share insights into Oporto’s past and present, bringing the city’s stories to life. During this walk, stop at Livraria Lello and discover the amazing interior of this old and renowned building. After exploring the city’s charming streets, take a leisurely cable car ride. As you ascend, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Porto, the Douro River, and the surrounding landscapes. It’s an ideal way to witness the city’s beauty from a different vantage point. The adventure continues as you reach the riverfront. Here, board a comfortable boat for a river cruise that offers a unique perspective of Porto. Glide under the city’s iconic bridges, including the famous Dom Luís I Bridge, and admire the picturesque riverside dotted with traditional Rabelo boats and colorful houses. As the cruise concludes, take in the lasting impressions of Porto’s riverside charm and architectural splendor, making this tour an unforgettable part of your visit to the city.

Experience the rhythm of Porto as you explore the city's local eateries and markets on this authentic Porto food tour. Start your morning with a visit to a traditional cafe to have breakfast as the Portuguese do. Afterward, see old shops, taste their fresh products, and visit a charming market to eat Iberian ham, sardines, cheese, and wine from the Northern region of the country. Continue your culinary adventure with a local lunch and have the most typical, yet delicious dish of Porto with drinks included at a bar or restaurant loved by the inhabitants of Porto. This tour takes approximately three hours and visits five different spots, one of which where you'll have the chance to try a succulent green wine. All establishments visited are local and traditional businesses. See iconic places like Liberdade Square and the Mercado do Bolhão along the way.

Learn about the history of Porto as you walk along its medieval streets on a 3-hour guided tour. Discover its most important buildings, visiting monuments dating from the 12th to the 19th century. Admire the Cathedral, Clérigos Church, the São Bento railway station, Aliados Avenue, the Bolhão Market, the Carmo and Carmelitas church, the Lello bookshop and others. See the wooden rabelo boats that have been used for centuries to transport people and goods along the Douro River. Marvel at the interior of the Lello bookshop, often called the most beautiful library in the world.

Immerse yourself in a unique and comprehensive exploration of Porto, combining the best of land, air, and water experiences. This half-day is designed to offer an unparalleled perspective of one of Portugal’s most enchanting cities. Your adventure begins with a guided walking tour through Porto’s vibrant streets. Explore historic neighborhoods, visit landmarks like the São Bento Railway Station and the bustling Bolhão Market, and stroll through the picturesque Ribeira district. Enrich your understanding of Porto’s rich heritage with insights from your guide. The excitement builds as you take to the skies with a breathtaking helicopter ride. Soar above Porto, capturing a bird’s-eye view of its stunning architecture, the winding Douro River, and the surrounding landscapes. Appreciate the city’s beauty and complexity on a thrilling ride that provides a unique perspective. After your aerial adventure, descend to the riverfront for the final leg of your tour; a tranquil river cruise. Board a comfortable boat and enjoy a leisurely journey along the Douro River. Glide under Porto’s iconic bridges, including the Dom Luís I Bridge, and marvel at the scenic riverbanks lined with historic buildings and terraced vineyards. As you disembark from the cruise, reflect on a day filled with diverse perspectives of Porto.

Welcome to the beautiful city of Porto, known for its charming vibe and most importantly for its delicious local Portuguese cuisine and drinks. Join us on our walking food tour and we will take you on a journey through the city's best food stops. Here's a list of possible tastings: - Pastel de Nata: a beloved Portuguese pastry, is a delectable and iconic treat that tantalizes taste buds with its rich, creamy custard filling nestled within layers of flaky, golden-brown puff pastry. This delighƞul pastry is perfectly balanced, offering a sweet and slightly caramelized flavor, often accentuated with a dusting of cinnamon or powdered sugar on top. - Coffee: paired with the most typical of Portuguese sweets, a coffe just goes with it! A lovely and energetic start for our tour! - Board of local Cheeses: Porto, known for its rich culinary heritage, boasts a variety of distinctive cheeses that capture the essence of the region. - Bifana: a savory delight from Portuguese cuisine, is a flavorful sandwich featuring thinly sliced marinated pork nestled within a soft or crusty bread roll. The pork is typically seasoned with garlic, paprika, and other spices, then slow-cooked to perfection. - Petiscos: a delightful aspect of Portuguese culinary culture, refer to a variety of small, flavorful dishes akin to tapas in Spain. These bite-sized treats are designed for sharing, encouraging a communal and social dining experience. From marinated olives and cheese platters to grilled chorizo and seafood skewers, petiscos showcase the diverse and rich flavors of Portuguese cuisine. - Pataniscas: a beloved Portuguese dish, are delicious, deep-fried fritters made from a batter of salted codfish, flour, eggs, and aromatic herbs. These golden-brown delights boast a crispy exterior that gives way to a tender and flavorful core. - Port: Port Wine is named after the city of Oporto, the second largest city in Portugal and a major port that historically exported Portuguese wines. Port wine is fortified with grape spirits and tastes complex and sweet. In alternative to the drink alone you may also the cocktail try white port mixed with tonic. But you can actually use any style of port, including a Red or Young Tawny Port to make a Port and Tonic.

Come on a breathtaking adventure through the heart of Porto aboard a tuk-tuk, exploring the historical treasures and breathtaking landscapes of this enchanting city. Starting at the majestic Sé Cathedral, you'll be immersed in the sacred atmosphere of this Gothic monument, while admiring its imposing towers and panoramic views over the city. Moving on to the iconic Clérigos Tower, you'll be amazed by its grandeur and the beauty of its bell tower, one of Porto's most emblematic landmarks. From here, Praça da Batalha awaits, a bustling square surrounded by historic buildings and traditional shops, where you can soak up the vibrant energy of local life. An obligatory stop is the Bolhão Market, a true gastronomic and cultural treasure, where tempting aromas and vibrant colours fill the senses. Here, you'll have the chance to explore the stalls selling fresh produce, cheeses, hams and other local products, soaking up the authenticity of this traditional market. Continuing your journey through Porto's picturesque streets, you'll be taken to the charming Rua das Flores, with its colourful façades and welcoming atmosphere. From here, it's time to explore the historic Ribeira, on the banks of the River Douro, where old houses huddle along the narrow streets and inviting cafés offer breathtaking views of the river and the bridges that cross it. Crossing one of Porto's iconic bridges, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over the city and the River Douro as you head towards the Serra do Pilar. From the viewpoint at the top of this hill, you'll be treated to one of the most spectacular views of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia, providing a unique perspective on the cityscape and the vineyards that stretch to the horizon. For longer tours, a visit to the beaches of Foz is an unmissable experience. Delight in the golden sands, breathe in the fresh sea air and enjoy a moment of relaxation by the sea, before returning to the city to conclude your journey. Throughout the tuk-tuk tour, an experienced guide will be on hand to share interesting information, fascinating stories and local tips, ensuring that your experience is enriching and memorable. Prepare to fall in love with the magic of Porto as you wander its streets in style, soaking up its rich history, culture and scenic beauty.

Discover the historic center of Porto and the surrounding area on a private tuk tuk tour from Matosinhos. Walk through Cordoaria's Garden, see the tallest granitic tower in the city, and admire the architecture of churches. Celebrate your trip with a glass of Porto wine by the Douro River. Starting your trip in Matosinhos at Leixões Port, a fishing area with golden sand beaches where you can regularly find local surfers. Spot the largest urban park in the country, Parque da Cidade before continuing along the coast to Foz. Ride along the right side of the Douro riverbank, passing under the Arrábida Bridge towards the center of Porto. Once at the city center, stop at the Cordoaria’s Garden, one of the green spaces in town, located behind Porto University. In the proximity of the garden, see the Portuguese Center of Photography, the Justice Palace, and the Santo António Hospital, then head to the Torre dos Clérigos, built in the 18th century. Climb 225 steps to take in a 360-degree perspective of the city center and surroundings. Next, make a brief stop at Livraria Lello. Built in 1906, it's a mandatory stopping point for anyone visiting Porto. Cross the Praça dos Leões, see the beautiful Carmo and Carmelitas Churches, then continue along the narrow alleys of the oldest and most iconic neighborhoods, Miragaia and Vitória. Head to the city center and pass by the most emblematic square in Porto, Praça da Liberdade, flanked by Avenida dos Aliados. Visit the most commercial area of Porto, the Bolhão area, and discover a traditional market with local products and shops of all types and for all tastes. Arrive at the busiest street in town, Rua de Santa Catarina, where you’ll find the most luxurious café in Porto, Café Majestic. Stop at the Sé do Porto Cathedral, a 12th-century building with a mix of architectural styles, dating back to the city's origins. At Sé do Porto Cathedral, see some of the historic Sé neighborhood that surrounds the cathedral. This area is the oldest in the city and remains faithful to Porto's traditions and customs. Next, visit São Bento Train Station, one of the most beautiful in Europe. Here you can appreciate the approximately 20,000 hand-painted tiles that line the interior and illustrate part of the history of Portugal. Passing by Praça do Infante, which houses the Palácio da Bolsa, the São Francisco Church, and the old Ferreira Borges Market, land in Ribeira, the last neighborhood of the 4 oldest in Porto that you’ll visit. Cross the Dom Luis I Bridge to make a brief stop at the Serra do Pilar Monastery. Round off your adventure by enjoying a glass of Port wine as you contemplate the Douro River and the City of Porto on the other bank. Experience one of the most beautiful views in Portugal before returning back to Matosinhos to end the tour.

Visit the most authentic municipal market in the city, where the guide will introduce it to the influence of Portuguese products worldwide while experiencing the traditional environment of one of the most important buildings for the city's population. On a 5 minute metro trip, passing the upper level of the iconic "Luis I" bridge we we will reach "Jardim do Morro ", with one of the best views about the city of Porto. From there it is less than 5 minutes walk to our kitchen space. Then you will learn how to cook the Portuguese traditional meal. We encourage our guests to help/learn, but if you just want to watch, enjoy the meal and the conversation it's perfectly fine. Food you will have during the tour: - Olives, lupines, grilled sausages, Alheira with marmalade mayonnaise, Cod dish, Pastel de Nata. Drinks included: - Water and juices, local wine, espresso. Portuguese food (provided during the tour) is not suitable for vegetarians and lactose intolerant. The tour starts at the time scheduled, with no exceptions.

Explore Porto, one of the oldest cities in Europe, on a guided walking tour with an Italian tour guide. Visit the main attractions and learn about the city's history. Get recommendations for food and activities to do in Porto. Meet your guide at Trindade train station and set off on a journey through the ages. Visit the main attractions and learn about the city's history. The tour will end at the cathedral Sé do Porto, and the duration is about 3h (it can include a short break upon request). Get recommendations for food and activities to do in Porto. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and dress according to the weather and temperatures.