PORTO
101 Tours Reviewed
Porto wine starts with a good walk. This 4-hour Porto-to-Gaia experience strings together big landmarks and the places that actually explain how Port gets made, with a guided cellar visit and tastings at the end. You’ll get the Porto and…
Douro days work best when they feel personal. This one pairs a guided walk through UNESCO Douro views with a polished lunch at Quinta da Pacheca, then finishes with a cellar visit and tasting moment. The welcome from Ana sets…
Porto feels different on foot. This 3-hour guided walking tour strings together centuries of the city, along streets and squares that still feel untouched. I especially like the panoramic viewpoints and the expert guide who explains what you’re seeing (not…
Porto can feel like a maze. This private 3-hour walk turns it into a readable route with photo stops and a local sweet along the way. You’ll move from Mercado do Bolhão to the Miradouro da Vitória, hitting classic landmarks…
Porto in moonlight feels like a different city. This 3-hour evening blends a guided stroll with an authentic fado dinner in a historic house that goes back to the 1300s. One big reason it works is that you get more…
Porto can be a lot on your first day. This private 2-hour walking tour is a smart way to get oriented fast, with guided stops like Sé do Porto (Porto Cathedral) and São Bento Station, then down toward the river…
Coimbra has a knack for teaching without lecturing. This 1.5-hour walking tour strings together the city’s key cultural and academic landmarks, so you get context fast as you move from square to garden to grand stairways. I especially like the…
Porto’s best corners are walkable. This private 4-hour walk threads together São Bento’s legendary azulejo tile stories, big river views from the Dom Luís I area, and a planned visit to Livraria Lello with no line hassle. You also get…
Porto shines in small details, and this walk strings them together fast. I especially love the Cathedral of Porto’s gilded woodwork and how the azulejos at São Bento turn history into something you can actually stand in front of. You’ll…
Douro vineyards, minus the crowds. This 9.2 km walking tour threads you through terraced grape slopes in Northern Portugal, with working farms and wine estates breaking up the view over the river Douro. You’ll get that classic Douro feel: slopes,…
Porto’s tile art makes more sense up close. This guided walk turns the city into a kind of open-air textbook, starting at Igreja do Carmo and moving through the historic center where azulejos cover everything from modest façades to bold,…
Porto runs on small surprises. This private walk strings together the tiles, viewpoints, and quiet corners that make the city feel lived-in, then adds Fast Track access to Lello so you spend less time queueing and more time looking around.…
Porto feels different when you’re not on rails. This private custom walking tour is built around your interests, with an in-person guide who can meet you at your hotel and steer the day as it goes. You also get practical…
Porto feels like two cities in one—until you walk it twice. This 2-hour Porto and Gaia tour strings together classic landmarks on the riverfront and historic lanes, with a guide who connects the dots between Portuguese discoveries, religions, bridges, and…
Guimarães has a way of pulling you in fast. This self-guided Walkbox walk helps you see the UNESCO medieval center at your speed, with audio that plays automatically as you move. I like that it’s practical and flexible, not a…
