Welcome to Porto's favorite fresh produce market (recently retored). Guided visit to understand its urban, historical and social context and features.

Time to enjoy its delicacies and to absorb its colors, smells and flavors!

Porto's main commercial street. Majestic Cafe and the former Palladium Galleries. Clothing and accessories shops and the History of Photography in Porto, along with the 1st film of our Cinematography.

We’ll start soon to leave behind the busiest areas and explore non-touristic neighborhoods, though this is a beautiful must-see.

The 19th century bohemian square and its stories.

Santo Ildefonso Church, National Theatre St. John and Cinema Batalha.

We are at a typical little residential district featuring cube-like buildings with markedly geometrical lines, working class houses, with plants and flowers outside, ropes for clothes, bikes...

Now the place of the old municipal slaughterhouse and one of the best viewpoints over the river Douro and its famous bridges.

Following the “Street of the Islands”, the 1st public cemetery of Porto and the Military Museum.

In the late 19th century, Bonfim was Porto’s main industrial center and this district contained the city’s major textile factories.

Main spots: City Museum, Bonfim Church, Alexandre Herculano High School.

Visit the Bonfim Church.

Coffee Break (or before, we set it when you wish).

The old "Road of the Bread", the meaning of the date August 24 and visit an archaeological site.

We have almost completed a circle and this is definitely one of my favorite strolls in Porto!

Thank you.