Portugal | Porto City Break

Suggestion For The First Day:

• Settle into your hotel, taking a moment to relax after your journey.
• Head to the Ribeira district, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and enjoy a leisurely walk along the Douro River promenade, admiring the Dom Luís I Bridge and colorful waterfront houses.
• Stroll the narrow, cobbled streets of the Old Town, and stop at Praça da Ribeira for people-watching and street performances.
• Pause for a coffee with a view at Café do Cais, then enjoy your first Portuguese dinner at Taberna dos Mercadores, known for its traditional seafood dishes and cozy ambiance.

• Start your morning with a visit to the Clérigos Tower and Church - climb to the top for spectacular city views.
• Explore the magical Livraria Lello, one of the world’s most stunning bookstores.
• Continue to São Bento Railway Station to admire the impressive azulejo tile murals, then wander along the grand Avenida dos Aliados.
• Have lunch at Café Guarany, a classic Porto café with a refined atmosphere.
• In the afternoon, visit the Bolhão Market for a taste of local life, and don’t forget to try a pastel de nata.
• For dinner, head to Cantinho do Avillez, where modern Portuguese cuisine is served with creativity and flair.

Suggestion For The Day:

• Begin the day at the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art and stroll through the surrounding Serralves Gardens – a blend of art, nature, and architecture.
• Return to the city center for lunch at Casa Guedes, famous for their roast pork and Serra cheese sandwich.
• In the afternoon, cross to Vila Nova de Gaia for a guided tour and tasting at a historic Port wine lodge such as Graham’s or Cálem.
• Enjoy a ride on the Gaia Cable Car for panoramic views of Porto and the river.
• End the day with a dinner overlooking the Douro at Vinumm, featuring refined dishes and an extensive Port wine selection.