Porto’s old town: a guide to the Ribeira and historic centre
A guide to Porto’s old town: the UNESCO Ribeira, São Bento, the Sé cathedral, Clérigos and Lello, what to see and how to explore it like a local.
Porto to Lisbon: how to travel (train, bus, car or plane)
How to get from Porto to Lisbon? Train, bus, car or plane compared: times, prices and our local tips to choose the best option for your trip.
Porto in 3 days: the perfect itinerary by a local agency
What to do in Porto in 3 days? Our day-by-day itinerary: old town, Port wine cellars, the Douro and a day trip, designed by a local agency.
Where to stay in Porto: the best neighbourhoods for your trip
Where to stay in Porto? Ribeira, Baixa, Cedofeita, Gaia or Foz: a local agency’s guide to the best neighbourhoods to match your trip and budget.
Team building in Porto: 15 unique activities to unite your teams
In brief — Porto is the ideal destination for a team building that combines discovery, shared experiences and group cohesion.
Corporate seminar in Porto: the complete guide to organising your event
Porto is fast becoming one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for corporate seminars. Accessibility, an inspiring setting, outstanding gastronomy and a competitive budget: here is the complete guide to organising a successful business event in Porto.
Top Port wine cellars in Gaia: the best tastings in 2026
In short Where: Vila Nova de Gaia, south bank of the Douro, facing Porto’s historic centre. How many: Over 50
Visit the Douro in one day from Porto: itinerary, quintas and cruise
In short Duration: Full day, leave Porto around 8:30 am, return by 7–8 pm. Travel: 90 minutes by car or
Porto or Lisbon: which city to choose for your trip to Portugal?
In short Porto: More intimate, more authentic, more affordable. Ideal for wine, gastronomy and the Douro. Lisbon: Larger, more cosmopolitan,
3 days in Porto: the ideal itinerary for a first visit
In short Duration: 3 full days are enough to see the best of Porto and its nearest surroundings. Day 1: