Travelers stop at one of Porto’s most impressive viewpoints to enjoy panoramic views of the Douro River, Ribeira, Porto Cathedral, Clérigos Tower, Vila Nova de Gaia, and the city’s famous bridges.

One of Porto's oldest and most important monuments, visible from the panoramic viewpoint.

Admire Porto's famous wine cellars across the river.

Travelers explore Porto’s colorful riverside district and learn how the Douro River shaped the city’s trade, history, and Port wine tradition. Some sections may be covered on foot due to traffic restrictions.

Travelers stop near important historic landmarks, including Palácio da Bolsa, the Church of Saint Francis, Hard Club, and the Monument to Prince Henry the Navigator.

See Porto's modern wine and cultural district overlooking the Douro.

See one of Porto's most famous Gothic churches.

Travelers visit one of Porto’s most scenic parks and enjoy sweeping views over the city, Vila Nova de Gaia, Ponte da Arrábida, the Douro estuary, and the Atlantic Ocean.

Travelers stop near Jardim da Cordoaria to admire the Clérigos Tower and hear stories about Porto’s historic center and architecture.

One of Porto's most recognizable landmarks.

Travelers stop at the famous Lions Fountain, surrounded by Carmo Church, the University of Porto, and Livraria Lello. This is also a great place for photos and local recommendations.

See one of the world's most famous bookstores.

Admire Porto's magnificent 19th-century Stock Exchange Palace.