It is the most important market in the city and one of the most iconic locations in Porto. Visit to the Mushroom Market, where you can visit the traditional sales banks of the most varied products.

A short walk through the Teatro Rivoli, one of the two poles of the so-called Teatro Municipal do Porto.

Dedicated to King D. John I, Master of Avis, (1357-1433) is a large square, of passage for those going towards the Allies Avenue.

It is here that the Portuguese and those who visit us gather to celebrate the New Year, St. John, the Burning of Tires (student tradition in Portugal) and other events that occur throughout the year.

One of the most beautiful railway stations in the world As the starting and arrival point of travelers and tourists, St. Benedict's Station is one of the main attractions that you should not miss when visiting Invicta. Known worldwide for its more than 20000 famous tiles.

Street dating back to 1521. Visitors can find several centuries old buildings, homes with balconies that are very characteristic of the region, as well as restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops and street artists.

Exterior passage through the iconic, and considered by many as one of the most beautiful, if not the most beautiful, bookstore in the world over these last years. For many years, it was thought that Lello was one of the places that inspired Harry Potter

Exterior visit by the Clérigos Tower one of the most iconic symbols of our city. The Church and the Clérigos Tower are true icons of Baroque in Portugal and date back to the mid-18th century.

An explosion of colors. Ideal for beautiful photographs, there are more than 20 meters and eight thousand hand-painted tiles, in a drawing ideated by the plastic artist Joana Vasconcelos.

The Church of Carmo, officially known as the Church of the Venerable Third Order of Our Lady of Carmo, was built between 1756 and 1768, and is one of the most notable examples of the rococo style in Porto.

The Miradouro da Vitória offers stunning panoramic views of Porto, Gaia and the Douro River. From here, you can admire monuments such as the Cathedral, the Episcopal Palace, the Louis I Bridge, the Monastery of the Serra do Pilar, the Dome of the Palace of the Bourse, and much more, including the Casario of the rivery area of Porto. Great place for photos of the city of Porto.