Porto attractions

The Clerigos Church is a baroque building designed by the architect Nicolau Nasoni. With its famous tower, it's a well-known architectural ensemble in the city of Porto.

The Cathedral of Porto is a Romanesque-Gothic building dating from the 12th and 13th centuries. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the Cathedral went through major renovations that resulted in Baroque features, adding to the diversity of styles in the construction. Inside, it still retains the appearance of a fortress-church, with battlements. The beautiful rose window form the 12th century and the loggia or side porch designed by Nicolau Nasoni in the 18th century, facing the city, are two of the most beautiful features of the Sé.

The Ideal Clube de Fado show takes place at one of Porto's most iconic vintage cafés: Galeria Paris. The show itself features intense and passionate performances of Portugal's traditional Fado music, set in an informal and welcoming atmosphere.

Serralves Foundation is the most-visited museum in Portugal, and with good reason – its 14 galleries, regular exhibitions, and beautifully designed botanical gardens are a culture lover's dream!

Fado by Casa da Guitarra is an events space for live fado music. It is located two minute's walk away from Porto Cathedral, on the Av. Vimara Peres in Porto, Portugal.

At the foot of the Luiz I Bridge, overlooking the Douro River, the Burmester Wine Cellars provide one of the best Porto wine tasting tours in the city. With almost 300 years of history, and wines that have long been exported around Europe and further afield, taking a tour of these unique cellars is to delve into Portugal's proud wine traditions. Learn about the characteristics of Burmester ports and Douro DOCs, and then sample them yourself with a guided port wine tasting.

Porto Legends is an immersive audiovisual attraction that takes place beneath the Porto Customs House. Projecting spectacular visual effects, animations, and virtual live-action actors onto the walls, the show tells the incredible history and myths of Porto and northern Portugal like never before. Narration is provided by Pedro Abrunhosa and Academy Award winner Jeremy Irons.

Caves Poças is a family-run winery located in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. Known for its distinctive ports and Douros, Porto Poças provides insightful guided tours with grape experts, as well as tastings of even their most vintage batches. A true flavor of Porto!

The Water Pavilion is an interactive journey through the life of a river, located in Porto. Focusing on our relationship with water and the science behind it, it's an experience that the whole family can enjoy, packed full of interactive experiences.

The Wine Experience aims to enhance the enjoyment of wine and help visitors feel more confident when choosing wine, whatever the occasion. Step inside and explore the richness and diversity of the wine-producing regions of Portugal, a unique country that produces almost every style of wine. Dedicated to both amateur and experienced wine enthusiasts alike, The Wine Experience is located in Porto's new cultural district, in Portugal.

The Fonseca Experience, tasting room, and shop is located in the heart of the historic Vila Nova de Gaia, across the Douro river from the city of Porto. Located in cellars with hundreds of years of history, the Fonseca experience allows guests to learn about the uniqueness of the Douro valley, the significant role Fonseca has played in sustainable viticulture, and how Port wine is made including a chance to test your ability to identify Port wine aromas.

The Chocolate Story is a sensory museum in Porto's WOW complex, in Porto, Portugal. It's designed to draw visitors into a journey around the extraordinary - and tasty - world of chocolate and cacao to discover where it comes from and how it's made. A great experience for new visitors to Porto.