Praça da Batalha, statue of D. Pedro V, São João National Theatre, Guindais Funicular, city walls (Fernandinas).

Infante Bridge and panoramic crossing of the Douro River.

Monastery of Serra do Pilar.

Luiz I Bridge.

Gaia riverside, statue of Robalo II, Church of Santa Marinha, market and Port wine cellars. Flood marks on the façade of the Sandeman cellars.

Gaia riverside, statue of Robalo II, Church of Santa Marinha, market and Port wine cellars. Flood marks on the façade of the Sandeman cellars.

Casa do Infante and square, Stock Exchange Palace, and Church of São Francisco.

Porto waterfront, São Nicolau, Miragaia, Customs House, viaduct, Arrábida Bridge.

Mouth of the Douro River, Passeio Alegre gardens, Fort of São João da Foz, pier and beaches. Esplanada da Luz, pier and Homem do Leme. Avenida Brasil.

Castelo do Queijo, statue of D. João VI, Matosinhos beach, Transparent Building and City Park.

Avenida da Boavista, the longest avenue in the city, up to Boavista Roundabout, Casa da Música and monument alluding to the defence of the city of Porto during the Napoleonic invasion.

Crystal Palace Gardens with magnificent panoramic views over the river.

Cordoaria Garden, Clérigos Tower, Galerias de Paris, Lello Bookshop, University of Porto headquarters, Carmo and Carmelitas Churches.

Porto City Hall and Aliados Avenue, statue of D. Pedro IV, Bank of Portugal and the most beautiful McDonald’s in the world (former Café Imperial).

São Bento railway station, Cathedral, and return to the shop.