- Porto Cathedral (Se Catedral) - You will have a quick stop at “Se Catedral”. An imposing Romanesque monument whose construction began in the 12th century. It is the oldest monument in Porto. Some say that the first stone was laid by Queen D. Teresa.
- Sao Bento Railway Station - Your guide will tell you the story of the famous train station “Estação São Bento”, built in the early twentieth century under the reign of Carlos D. Da and Amelia where stood the convent of Saint Benedict Ave Maria, the inauguration took place in 1896, while the official opening of the line was November 7, 1916.
- Avenida Dos Aliados - You will discover Aliados Avenue, a beautiful avenue, originally named Allied Nations Avenue, which was opened in 1916 after a renovation plan for the city center connecting the Trinity and Liberty squares.
- Igreja do Carmo - This church was built on land next to the Carmelite Church on the west side, which was given to the Order in 1752. As it wasn’t allowed to build two churches together at the time, the so-called Hidden House was built between them, which you’ll find out more about on our tour.
- Igreja dos Carmelitas - Carmelitas Church is a place that tells a curious story about Porto - it started to be built in the 17th century. You can observe its facades while listening to the guide’s explanation
- Hospital de Santo Antonio - A general, central and university hospital, it is responsible for teaching the Integrated Master’s Degree in Medicine of the Abel Salazar Institute of Biomedical Sciences (ICBAS) of the University of Porto.
- Torre dos Clerigos - Finally, the Clerigos Tower, “Igreja e Torre dos Clérigos” representation of baroque style in the heart of the city.
- Livraria Lello - Be amazed as you pass by the most beautiful bookstore in the world there is no shortage of stories to discover and magical places to explore.
- Porto Judeu - Guided tour with historical information about Porto’s Jewish quarter
- Praca da Batalha - Since 1866, the square has been dominated by the monument to King Pedro V, designed by Teixeira Lopes. The square is also home to the São João National Theatre and the Cine-Teatro Batalha.
- Ponte de Dom Luis I - Passing over one of Porto’s best-known bridges, designed by the same engineer as the Eiffel Tower, Gustave Eiffel.
- Serra do Pilar Viewpoint - Viewpoint with panoramic views of the city of Porto and Gaia.
- All fees and/or taxes
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Catedral entrance tickets (3€)
- Clérigos Entrance ticket (8€)
- Lello Bookshop (8€)
Embark on a journey through narrow cobblestone streets, flanked by colorful buildings adorned with intricate tiles, each whispering tales of the city’s rich history. As you weave through bustling squares and hidden alleys, our knowledgeable guide will regale you with stories of Porto’s past, from its medieval origins to its bustling present. Crossing the iconic Luís I Bridge, you’ll arrive in Gaia, where the majestic Serra do Pilar awaits. Perched atop the hillside, this UNESCO World Heritage site offers panoramic views of Porto’s skyline, the Douro River, and the picturesque wine cellars lining its banks. Marvel at the seamless blend of old and new, as modernity meets tradition in this timeless landscape.With the wind in your hair and the sun on your face, our tuk-tuk tour promises an unforgettable adventure, immersing you in the beauty and culture of Porto and Gaia.
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