Meeting Point

Praça Gomes Teixeira - By the Lions' Fountain

Carmo & Carmelitas Churches (Carmelitas inside visit only)

Admire two of Porto’s most beautiful baroque churches standing side by side, separated by the city’s famous “narrow house.” We’ll visit the peaceful Carmelitas Church to discover its history, architecture, and religious traditions, while also enjoying the stunning azulejo tile façade of the Carmo Church.

Livraria Lello (pass by)

Pass by the world-famous Livraria Lello, often considered one of the most beautiful bookshops in the world. Learn about its unique architecture, literary history, and the stories that connect it to Porto’s cultural life and the inspiration behind the Harry Potter universe.

Clérigos Tower & Church (Church inside visit only)

Visit the elegant Clérigos Church, one of Porto’s most iconic baroque landmarks. Inside, admire the beautiful altars and artistic details while learning about the history of the Clérigos Brotherhood and the famous tower that dominates Porto’s skyline.

São Bento Railway Station (inside visit)

Step inside one of the most beautiful train stations in Europe, famous for its magnificent azulejo tile panels. These blue-and-white tiles tell the story of Portugal’s history, battles, and traditions, making this stop a highlight for photography and storytelling.

Porto's Cathedral (inside visit)

Next to the walls that once protected the city, the Cathedral is the most important religious building in Porto. From its hilltop location, admire its fortress-like architecture and enjoy one of the best viewpoints over the historic centre and the Douro River.

Medieval Quarter

Walk through Porto’s atmospheric medieval streets, where narrow alleys, hidden squares, and historic houses reveal the city’s ancient roots. This area offers an authentic glimpse into everyday life and the evolution of Porto through the centuries.

Ribeira

Explore the colorful Ribeira district, Porto’s vibrant riverside quarter and part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. With its lively atmosphere, traditional buildings, and scenic river views, it’s one of the most picturesque areas in the city.

Luis I Bridge (lower deck)

This iconic iron bridge is one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. It spans the River Douro linking the Port wine houses of Vila Nova de Gaia with the bustling downtown Ribeira district of Porto.

Ending Point

Luis I Bridge (lower deck)