PORTO
42 Tours Reviewed
Painting azulejos beats another souvenir stop. In a private downtown Porto workshop, you learn classic azulejo patterns step by step with wine, coffee, and snacks. Two things I really like: you get hands-on instructor help and you leave with a…
Porto smells like dinner before you even start cooking. This hands-on class in Ribeira walks you through traditional Portuguese recipes at a big shared table, with Portuguese wine flowing throughout. I especially like the local chef instruction and the relaxed,…
Porto has a tasty way to start your day. This market-to-kitchen experience mixes ingredient shopping with a Portuguese cooking session that stays friendly, small-group, and practical. You’ll walk into Porto’s food world at Mercado do Bolhão, then head across the…
Custard tarts, made by you, in Porto. This hands-on workshop is interesting because you learn pastel de nata from scratch with a real instructor guiding you through each stage. I also love the extra perk of local wine during the…
Pastel de nata feels easy after you make it. This 2.5-hour Porto class is designed around one rare detail: you roll up your sleeves and make the dough too, not just the filling. Hosts like Vanessa and Clara run the…
Custard tarts, but make them hands-on. At Workshops Pasteis de Nata in Porto, Berta Faria brings a beloved Portuguese dessert to life in a renovated 19th-century space with a garden. It is one of those experiences that feels both practical…
Want a Porto souvenir you made? This tile-painting workshop in Porto mixes Portuguese azulejos with a glass of port, plus real guidance so your tile looks good even if you’re not an art person. You start at Domus Arte, a…
First-wave nerves fade fast in Porto. This small-group surf lesson in Portugal’s Norte Region mixes city transportation with real instruction, so you’re not stuck figuring out gear, timing, or local conditions. I especially like that the lesson is built for…
Your first wave starts on the sand. This Matosinhos surf lesson turns a scary idea into something you can actually do, even if you’ve never stood on a board before. I especially like the small class setup (8 or fewer)…
Making Pastéis de Nata is short, sweet, and very hands-on. This 1.5-hour workshop at Domus Arte in downtown Porto turns a classic dessert into a guided, step-by-step cooking session, with Port wine and snacks keeping the mood relaxed. Two things…
One sweet hour and change in Porto. This small-group pastel de nata workshop is set in the heart of town at Boiler Studio (Rua Chã 77, right by the Cathedral), where you roll the pastry and assemble the egg custard…
Pastry tastes better when you make it yourself. This pastel de nata cooking class happens in the cozy kitchen of a local home, where you learn the steps behind Portugal’s famous custard tart and then eat the results right away.…
