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Portugal’s Douro-side city of Porto has long been known for its stunning architecture and port wine, but in recent years its creative, graffiti-lined neighborhoods have blossomed with cool wine bars, coffee shops, and galleries. It’s one of Europe’s most up-and-coming cities, with beautiful nearby beaches, too.
- Trip Length
- 3 Days
- How to Get Around
- On Foot
- Months to Go
- Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov
- Currency
- Euro
- Local Language
- Portuguese
Chapel of SoulsSpectacularly beautiful church in the city center, from the early 18th century. Intricate tiling on the outside, neoclassical interiors on the inside.
Fundação SerralvesIf you make one cultural stop in Porto, make it this one. The Fundação Serralves is a sprawling site home to a museum, beautiful Art Deco mansion, and sculpture park with pieces by prominent artists including Anish Kapoor, Richard Serra, Olafur Eliasson, and more. It's a very zen and relaxing place to visit and walk around for hours.
ManteigariaVery famous—and very worth visiting—shop for Portugal's pastèis de natas (egg custard tart pastry).
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