- Praça de Mouzinho de Albuquerque - Monument evocative of the Peninsular Wars / Napoleonic Invasions
- Casa da Musica - outside visit
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Jardim do Passeio Alegre - Jardim do Passeio Alegre is a garden in Foz do Douro, designed by landscape architect Émile David.
The Garden is part of an urban complex known as Passeio Alegre, which has been classified as a Property of Public Interest (IIP) since 1993. Passeio Alegre encompasses, within or in its vicinity, several monuments and classified heritage - Igreja Paroquial de Sao Joao da Foz do Douro - Baroque church, notable main altarpiece, considered one of the best Joanine altarpieces in Porto, and eight baroque carved side altars.
- Igreja dos Carmelitas - Visit to the Carmelitas church, baroque building from the 16th century. The gilded carving, in the Baroque and Rococo style, stands out in the side chapels and on the main altar.
- Igreja dos Clerigos - Ex-libris of the city of Porto, the Church and Tower of Clérigos (18th century) is a remarkable architectural complex located in the city of Porto, Portugal. Designed by Nicolau Nazoni, this set is one of the most notable examples of the late-baroque style in Portuguese territory.
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Mercado do Bolhao - Mercado do Bolhão is one of the most emblematic markets in the city of Porto, in Portugal.
Its construction is characterized by its monumentality, typical of neoclassical architecture. The vendors in the market are distributed over two floors in a very unique atmosphere that leaves anyone who visits it amazed. - Rua Santa Catarina - It is the most commercial artery in Baixa do Porto, with a large part of it now closed to car traffic and reserved for pedestrians only. It is here that you can discover the famous Majestic café and the chapel of Almas.
- Porto Cathedral (Se Catedral) - Interior visit of the Cathedral of Porto, a Gothic Romanesque monument (12th and 13th centuries), which underwent major renovations in the Baroque period (17th-18th centuries). The cloister is from the 15th century and is decorated with tiles from the 18th century that represent scenes from the “Song of Songs”, in reference to the mystical dialogue between God and the Virgin, patroness of the Cathedral.
- Sao Bento Railway Station - The beautiful São Bento Station is the interface of the Minho Line, which serves the city of Porto. Located in Praça de Almeida Garrett, in the Historic Center of Porto, the station has established itself as one of the main monuments in the city, being especially famous for its tile panels. The building, of French influence, is the work of the Porto architect José Marques da Silva.
- Ribeira Square - Walk through the most picturesque area of the city of Porto, Ribeira, where we will also have lunch. After lunch, boat trip on the Douro River
- Douro River - Cruise of the six bridges. On this short walk along the Douro River, you can appreciate the urban landscape of Porto seen from the river, as well as the famous bridges that connect the two banks.
- Burmester - Guided tour and port wine tasting at the famous Burmester cellars. Adjacent to the D. Luiz I bridge, the recent visitor center in a very privileged environment. The cellars, from the end of the century. In the 18th century, they kept almost the original architecture, with a ceiling of darkened wooden beams and granite walls, greenish with age, dripping with humidity, a water mine runs through its interior.
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- All fees and taxes included
- Lunch
Embark on an immersive guided journey through Porto, experiencing its most enchanting and scenic locales in the heart of the city.
With a knowledgeable guide steeped in history, you’ll unravel the cultural and architectural gems that make this lively city shine.
Your journey begins in Ribeira, where you can delve into Porto’s quaint old district, characterized by its vibrant houses and narrow alleys, featuring key spots like Bolhão market, Clérigos, the old Jewish district, and Sé Cathedral. Take in a breathtaking cityscape from modern Porto’s viewpoint along Avenida da Boavista and Casa da Música, extending to Foz do Douro.
Enjoy your lunch at Ribeira while gazing at the Douro River, and later, visit the Port Wine Cellars to gain insight into the creation and history of this renowned wine.
This tour grants a unique chance to fully appreciate one of Portugal’s most picturesque cities, guided by a local professional. Reserve your spot now and prepare yourself for a truly memorable encounter!
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