Meeting Point

Statue Vimara Peres

Terreiro da Sé

View Point with amazing view to the Cathedral, to the city, and across the rive

Luiz I bridge

This magnificent bridge offers spectacular views... The bridge's name pays homage to the Portuguese king Luiz I... but at the same time, it is a subtle insult... What could have happened?

Santa Clara Monastery (entrance)

With older origins, the church of Santa Clara was decorated with gold in the 18th century. This gold is still clearly visible today, making it a beautiful church. We will also learn about a connection between this church/Porto/Portugal and the

São Bento Station

This famous station is a major attraction in Portugal. It is covered in beautiful tiles.

Congregados Church

This 18th-century church has enormous significance for all Catholics... although few know it... there is a great secret to be revealed.

aliados Avenue

Avenue of great celebrations

Clérigos Tower

A symbol of Porto, built by an Italian architect, it is part of a larger construction.

Lisbon Square

This small garden is associated with a legend dating back to the first king of Portugal.

Carmo Church and nearrowest House in Porto

Between two churches stands the narrowest house in Porto... even many locals are unaware of this curiosity. Why was it built? Why between two churches? The answers will be revealed on the tours.

Lello Library

A major attraction at the port. Visits to this site must always be booked in advance, subject to availability. We will always try to include it in the tour.

Bolhao Market

Bolhão Market is a historic fresh produce market in the center of Porto, Portugal, famous for its architecture and traditional atmosphere, recently restored and modernized.

Catarina Street

large commercial street in the port, often crowded with people. On this street, there is a historic café with French influence, the majestic

Flores Street

Walk along a 16th-century street, once inhabited by powerful people...

Ribeira

We arrive at the lowest part of the city, walking along the harbor pier, where there are also some interesting facts to share. With luck, we will be able to see the city's typical boats passing a few meters away from us.

Bolsa Palace

A magnificent 19th-century building, which curiously does not belong to private nobles, but has always had other purposes.

Ending Point

Ferreira Borges Market