Declared a national monument, this is an Italian baroque-style building. The rooms are modern.

Steps away from the famous Aliados Avenue, it is a classically elegant luxury hotel.

Part of the Design Hotels collection, it is integrated into a theatrical, intimate setting.

Owned by Taylor’s. For three centuries, Port wine has been a tradition for this prestigious family. A handsome tribute to wine. You can even sleep in a barrel!

A warm family welcome in a charming hotel in the historic heart of Amarante. The restaurant is highly recommended.

A stately home turned into a wine tourism facility where everyone practices the art of fine entertaining.

One feels the presence of the Ferreirinha, a legendary figure of the Porto region. A manor and a modern wing are at your disposal, as well as a restaurant. Be sure to visit the store wine cellar.

Renovated and managed by a new owner. The rooms are soberly elegant with a great view of the river and the forest. The spa is undeniably the crown jewel.

Chef Pedro Lemos’ creative and daring dishes have earned him a star in the Michelin Guide.

One of chef José Avillez’s restaurants; a more informal version.

Tasting or à la carte menu, with chef Rui Paula’s offerings.

Traditional cuisine. The ultimate in the house: octopus fillets accompanied by octopus rice

A Portuguese house with a rustic look. Simple and well-presented cooking.

Restaurant on the seafront with exceptional architecture by Álvaro Siza Vieira. Chef Rui Paula is in charge of the cooking. A unique experience for all the senses.

A reinterpretation of regional dishes prepared by chef Ricardo Costa, who has one star in the Michelin Guide. Excellent wines. Dinners only.

Located in a 19th century port wine cellar, a spot where you can enjoy many appetizers.

An award-winning restaurant, where presentation is key. The tasting menu is an experience not to be missed!

Fine dining in a building with a modern design, located between Regua and Pinhão, in an idyllic setting beside the river.

This includes a Contemporary Art Museum, with some major exhibitions, the Casa de Serralves, and the surrounding park. See the schedule.

Built in the 19th century, with several themed areas, fountains and statues.

Go in and admire the traditional glazed ceramic tiles (azulejos).

Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. A place particularly popular with tourists.

The most famous market in Porto. Traditional businesses. Closed on Sundays.

Located in the historic centre, it is one of the oldest and most classic places in Porto. Window overlooking the River Douro and Vila Nova de Gaia.

See the show programming. Visit and admire the architecture of Rem Koohlaas.