Dom Luis I Bridge tours

A highly recommended private guided tour when visiting Porto! The guide met us in the hotel lobby and led us to every must-see hidden gem in Porto. They also took many wonderful photos of our family! Moreover, the guide is a local, who explained the origin, background, and history of each historical site to us, allowing us to get to know Portugal and the city of Porto step by step. Although the journey was quite long, the guide told stories in a humorous way, and we unknowingly completed the entire route! The last stop, Livraria Lello, allowed us to enter and visit without queuing, which made others envious! The guide also introduced many local Porto snacks, custard tarts, and seafood, enough to slowly appreciate the beauty of Porto. In short, if you have time when visiting Porto, I highly recommend joining this private guided tour, as only one group of guests participates at a time, making it relaxing and fulfilling!

Buying this ferry ticket from klook is about 30% off on-site. Although the ticket exchange location is a little far away, there is a big white umbrella just past the tourist service center. It is not very conspicuous (relative to my location) Put it in the first photo). However, you can ask the tourist service center with the voucher showing the name of the cruise company (there are 6 companies on site, so be sure to show them the name of the company). "It is highly recommended to take this cruise when you come to Bobo, and it will even go around to the mouth of the sea. The location, Porto is really beautiful!

great tour and very friendly tour guide with great smiles 😁windy and raining hard but we still have wonderful time thanks ☺️

Although there was no beautiful sunshine that day, the overall experience was good. The pick-up was on time, Aveiro was beautiful, and the tour guide's explanation of the cruise was very interesting. The tour guide's English was not too difficult, and the body movements were interesting and easy to understand. After the cruise, there is still some time to take a walk in the local area, take photos, buy souvenirs and eat Aveiro soft eggs. The whole thing is very pleasant.

A staff member wearing a red jacket will be waiting at the meeting point to assist and guide you to the boarding area. The tour guide/driver alternated between English and Spanish to introduce the small stories along the way from Porto city center to Braga, and carefully attended to everyone on the bus. The weather was bad that day, with rain, wind, and fog, but even in such a disheveled state, the whole trip was enriched by the guide's added value. Bom Jesus do Monte Sanctuary, the water-powered funicular, the Five Senses Fountain, and seeing the Braga city skyline after the fog gradually dissipated, were still worth the price despite the wind and rain. The climate is volatile, and the "Casa das Estampas" shop here specializes in selling religious icons, postcards, and local souvenirs. The store has umbrellas (about EUR9) and disposable raincoats (about EUR5) available for temporary purchase, which can be effective in helping if you encounter rain in a windproof and waterproof jacket during the uncomfortable winter.

The guide was very friendly and would care about solo travel from time to time I went to Fátima many people stood in front of the stone wall to take pictures and went inside to visit the former housing environment very interesting experience

Learn about the local history with a guided tour through the city. This is a highly recommended itinerary.

The beautiful Douro River tour lasts over 50 minutes. The scenery along the coast is beautiful, and the six suspension bridges with different levels and histories let us know about Porto's historical buildings and appreciate its beauty, which makes people linger.