PORTO
69 Tours Reviewed
Porto has a way of grabbing you fast. This guided city walk plus cellar visit turns Porto’s streets, viewpoints, and Port wine into one smooth 3-hour story. I especially liked how the guide gave context while we walked (not just…
Braga turns history into a street-by-street stroll. What makes this experience appealing is the freedom: you use the Walkbox app to follow a 3 km route at your own speed, with stories that guide you from one landmark to the…
Porto tastes better with a guide. This private walking tour strings together the city’s best food-and-wine moments, starting at the legendary azulejo murals of São Bento Station and ending at Infante Dom Henrique Square with a hands-on olive oil stop.…
Porto clicks fast when you get the stories. This 3-hour small-group walk helps you connect the dots between street corners, architecture, and art in a way a quick self-guided stroll can’t. I especially loved the insider context tied to the…
Porto hits different when you see it from streets and water. This half-day combo packs an iconic sights walking route, a real Port wine cellar tasting, and a Rabelo boat cruise that connects the city to the Douro. Two things…
Jewish Porto is easy to miss. This half-day walk tracks where Sephardic Jews once lived, using viewpoints and street-level clues to tell the story—especially the Captain Barros Basto saga from the 1920s, sometimes called Portugal’s Dreyfus. I especially like the…
Three hours can change how you see Porto. I love how this Porto walking tour helps you get bearings fast, and I love the stories that tie architecture and music to real places. One thing to consider: it’s continuous walking,…
Porto reveals itself block by block. This 3-hour walking tour is built for street-level discovery, so you notice the details that normally slide by. You start with big landmarks, then shift into art corners, gardens, markets, and viewpoints, all with…
Porto clicks fast when you walk it. This Essencial Walking Tour is a practical way to understand the historic center, with sights mostly viewed from the outside and a single key interior stop at São Bento Station. You’ll meet by…
Coimbra’s hilltop views start the moment you arrive. This flexible walk uses the Walkbox app to guide you through the UNESCO historic center at your own pace, with offline audio that cues up when you get close to each stop.…
Porto tiles tell stories. This walking tour traces that story in Porto’s UNESCO-listed historic core, starting near the Fountain of Lions outside Igreja do Carmo and ending by Ribeira Square. Along the way, you’ll learn how tile-makers painted, built, and…
Porto rewards curiosity fast. This private walking tour blends major sights with the kind of inside-the-stones details you usually miss in a quick stop-and-snap visit. I especially like that it’s private (max 10), so you can ask tough questions without…
Porto gives you instant momentum on foot. This 3-hour walking tour is built for orientation: you move through local streets, hit major landmarks, and get the kind of stories that help the city make sense fast. It runs with either…
Porto tastes better with a plan. This private walking food tour threads together Porto’s landmarks and real food stops, starting near Coliseu and ending along the Douro at Cais da Ribeira. You’ll get a local feel for daily life while…
Porto can feel like a set of postcards you can actually walk into. This small-group tour strings together the city’s big visual hits with the kind of street-level history that makes those views click. You’ll cover central landmarks from Terreiro…
