Join us for an evening walking tour of the city, led by a certified guide, just as the city begins to illuminate under the night sky.

During this stroll, bathed in the golden glow of dusk, explore the most emblematic sites of Porto!

We guarantee that the city’s allure will captivate you as you savor a glass of Port wine alongside locals in two specially selected venues, boasting the finest views. Throughout, our guide will unveil historical anecdotes and significant moments that define this remarkable city.

Included:

• Professional guide
• Port Wine tasting + Port Wine Cocktail
• Alternative alcohol-free beverages

Itinerary:

• São Bento Train Station
  • A beautiful early 20th-century train station known for its grand azulejo (tile) panels depicting scenes from Portuguese history, culture, and transportation. The stunning tile artwork, created by artist Jorge Colaço, makes it a must-see landmark.
• Clérigos Tower
  • An iconic baroque bell tower built in the 18th century by Italian architect Nicolau Nasoni. Climbing its 240 steps rewards visitors with panoramic views of Porto's historic center and the Douro River.
• Lello Bookshop
  • A stunning, historic bookstore dating back to 1906, often considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Its neo-Gothic façade, intricate wooden interiors, and famous red staircase attract literature lovers and architecture enthusiasts alike.
• Carmo & Carmelitas
  • Two adjacent churches, separated by one of the narrowest houses in the world. The Carmo Church features a striking azulejo-covered side wall, while the Carmelitas Church offers a more traditional baroque interior.
• Vitória Viewpoint
  • A popular viewpoint in Porto’s historic center, offering sweeping vistas over the city’s rooftops, the Douro River, and the iconic Luis I Bridge. It’s a perfect spot for photography and taking in the city’s charm.
• Neighbourhood of Sé
  • One of the oldest parts of Porto, centered around the city’s cathedral. This neighborhood’s narrow, winding streets, traditional houses, and picturesque views capture the essence of Porto's historical charm.
• Sé / Cathedral
  • The city’s Romanesque cathedral, built in the 12th century, is one of Porto's oldest monuments. It features a beautiful Gothic cloister and a panoramic terrace with views of the river and historic city center.
• Luis I Bridge
  • A double-deck iron bridge spanning the Douro River, connecting Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia. Designed by a student of Gustave Eiffel, it offers stunning views of Porto's riverfront and is a favorite spot for sunset watchers.