Things to do in Porto

this is the excellent trip to explore Portugal in a day. my favourite is the first trip. just wish guide give us audio guide as his volume could be soft

love the day tour that I attended at Porto. the weather was such a breeze and enjoyed the every sightseeing that we've been to. it was an amazing tour! I was in awe of the churches

This was the first cathedral I saw in Portugal, and it was absolutely wonderful! It rained in the morning, so it was a bit cloudy initially, which made the view a little disappointing. However, after a while, the weather cleared up and it was cool, making the observatory tower view truly spectacular, haha. The bell sounds were also magnificent, and when I entered around 10:30 AM in late August, there was a moderate crowd, which was nice :) For reference, the cathedral is located uphill, so I recommend taking a tram or bus to São Bento Station and then walking up, haha.

We enjoyed tour with variety of qine testing. Tour guide, Thomas explained history of Porto and economy and industry of Porto. It was insightful. Also a driver Carlos drives very gentle and make the long journey comfortable. Food was good and only thing I would like to mention about a quality of coffee. I didn't drink coffee after a bit of test the coffee and noticed other partisans didn't finish the coffee. Overall a good experience and worth to join the tour.

I enjoyed a quick and easy short cruise. I was looking forward to downloading the app to listen to the commentary, but the app froze repeatedly and I wasn't able to use it properly.

cheaper than get it on the spot with discount code. is a different way to spend time at a church. I would recommend people to go

Loved this tour, it was informative and Ricardo was a great host as were the ladies at the venues. Would recommend this

It was really a cool experience. I don't know if it was clearly communicated. The church is free to enter. You only need ticket for the museums/exibitions and the tower. The collection for musuems and exibitions is pretty extensive, I'd suggest to give it at least 1 hour (they close at 6pm during my time of visit). The stairs to the top is not as bad as I expected. Amazing view from the top! You can see the Cathedral and the Douro river and so many other landmarks!

Everyone was so kind and welcoming, and we really enjoyed the sweet wine and cozy atmosphere. Two men played instruments and one woman sang, and the audience even joined in, making the hour fly by! They also encouraged us to take as many photos as we liked.