Meeting Point

Fonte dos Leoes

Carmelitas and Carmo church

Standing side by side in the city center, these two churches look like one but are actually separate buildings. The Carmelitas Church (17th century) is more discreet, while the Carmo Church (18th century) impresses with its richly decorated Baroque façade and the famous blue-and-white azulejo tiled wall. Between them lies the narrowest house in Porto, built to separate the convent from the monastery.

Lello Bookstore

One of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, Lello is famous for its neo-Gothic façade, stunning wooden staircase, and stained-glass ceiling. A true inspiration for book lovers and a must-see in Porto.

Clerigos Tower

An iconic 18th-century baroque bell tower rising 76 meters high, offering breathtaking panoramic views over Porto. A landmark symbol of the city and a must-visit for visitors.

Prison

Once Porto’s main prison, this 18th-century building now houses the Portuguese Centre of Photography. Its striking granite architecture and history make it a fascinating stop in the city.

Old Jewish Quarter

A maze of narrow medieval streets where Porto’s Jewish community once thrived. Walking here reveals traces of history, culture, and daily life from centuries past.

Miradouro da Vitoria

A hidden spot in Porto’s historic center offering stunning views over the Douro River, the cathedral, and the rooftops of the city. Simple, authentic, and less crowded than other viewpoints.

Flowers Street

One of Porto’s most charming pedestrian streets, lined with historic buildings, local shops, cafés, and street performers. A lively place to enjoy the city’s atmosphere.

Sweet Break

We’ll pause for about 10 minutes to relax and enjoy one of Portugal’s most iconic treats – the famous Pastel de Nata. A perfect moment to recharge before continuing the tour.

S.Bento Train Station

Famous for its stunning azulejo tile panels, this early 20th-century station is a masterpiece of Portuguese art and history. A must-see landmark in the heart of Porto.

Cathedral

The city’s oldest and most important monument, blending Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles. From its terrace, you can enjoy breathtaking views over the Douro River and Porto’s historic center.

Porto Cathedral Quarter

A charming, historic stairway connecting Porto’s streets, offering glimpses of traditional houses and everyday city life. Perfect for a quick stroll and photos.

Riverside

A lively historic district along the Douro River, filled with colorful houses, cafés, and traditional boats. A perfect spot to soak up Porto’s atmosphere and watch the river life.

Ending Point

Riverside