Located on the corner of Rua do Outeirinho and Rua da Reboleira,...

One of the most attractive small monuments in Porto is ‘A Flora’...

Located near the Bolhão Market, the 18th century Almas Chapel is simple,...

Almeida Garrett (1799-1854), the great Portuguese romantic poet, novelist and liberal politician,...

Almeida Garrett (1799-1854) the Portuguese romantic poet, novelist, dramatist and liberal politician...

The 18th century Angel fountain in the Largo da Sé is ascribed...

When he died in 1968, António de Almeida, engineer and a director...

The Arrábida Bridge, at 272 metres, had the largest span of any...

Situated on the South side of the square dominated by the Cathedral,...

The Bonfim parish was founded in 1841 in the reign of Queen...

Built as part of a convent and first occupied in 1622, the...

The Carmo Church was built in 1756 and is considered a fine...

Built at a cost of 100 million euros, this outstanding modern concert...

The Casa das Artes was one of Eduardo Souto de Moura’s first...

It is said that Prince Henry the Navigator was born here in...

Fernando de Castro (1888-1950) was a poet, businessman and caricaturist, but most...

The Casa Museu Guerra Junqueiro is a beautiful Baroque-style 18th century building...

The Castle of São João da Foz was built during the period...

This small chapel has an ornate and interesting façade. The Nossa Senhora...

Construction started on the City Hall in 1920 to the design of...

The Clerigos Church predates the famous tower, being started in 1732 and...

The pleasant Cordoaria Garden, near Porto University and Clerigos Church and Tower,...

In 1861 Porto started its own version of London’s Crystal Palace, a...

One of the landmarks of Porto, this iron bridge was designed by...

This monument to Dom Pedro IV, who was emperor of Brazil and...

Inaugurated in 1866, the statue of the much loved King Pedro V...

Built in 2003 and the venue for the opening ceremony of the...

Opened in 1992, the museum covers the history of trams in Porto...

Built by the British consul John Whitehead between 1790 and 1795, the...

On the north side of the Praça do Infante you can see...

Located in the Rua das Virtudes, close to the São Bento da...

Situated about 8 km east of Porto, the town of Gondomar is...

The Heroes Monument commemorates the Portuguese, Spanish and English who joined forces...

On the west side of the Cathedral is the curiously named church...

The King João VI Equestrian Statue dominates the Praça Gonçalves Zarco, named...

Opened in 1906 and often described as the most beautiful bookstore in...

Located 10 km north of Porto are the Zoological Gardens of Maia,...

Marta Ortigão Sampaio donated this house and art collection to the Porto...

This medieval tower, near the Cathedral and close to the ruins of...

The Porto Military Museum began in 1920 and opened with an exhibition...

The original Misericórdia Church was built in the late 16th century next...

Located in the centre of the Praça do Império, close to the...

The Serralves Museum of Modern Art exhibits work of Portuguese and international...

The Romantic Museum reproduces the interior of a rich 19th century house,...

In close proximity in the Avenida dos Aliados are two statues by...

On the south side of the São Lázaro garden is the college...

The present Nossa Senhora do Ó Chapel is not the original chapel...

The Oporto golf club was established in 1890 and is the second...

The Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Vitória has had an eventful past....

The Palace’s Gallery inaugurated in 2001 is in the Christal Palace Gardens...

The fascinating Paper Money Museum was the dream of Dr. António Cupertino...

The Port Wine Museum was established to be the complete centre of...

Built between the 12th and 13th centuries under the patronage of Bishop...

Inaugurated in November 1998 on the third campus of the University of...

The Portuguese Centre of Photography is housed in the former Court of...

The National Printing Press Museum is on the west side of Porto,...

The Rabelo boats were purpose made for the navigational challenges of the...

Dating from the early 15th century, the Santa Clara church and convent...

The Romanesque Church of Santa Maria, also known as Igreja de Nossa...

The present Santo Ildefonso Church was built between 1709 and 1739 and...

Work commenced a few years after the decision in 1596 to found...

Famous for its tiled murals, São Bento Station was built on...

The São Francisco Convent Church is the only Gothic church in Porto...