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The Social Hub Porto
The Social Hub Porto



Hotels 705 Porto Prime Home
Hotels 705 Porto Prime Home



Hotel Moon & Sun Porto
Hotel Moon & Sun Porto



GA Palace Hotel
GA Palace Hotel



Hilton Porto Gaia
Hilton Porto Gaia



Zero Box Lodge Porto
Zero Box Lodge Porto



Eurostars Aliados
Eurostars Aliados



Porto Palácio Hotel by The Editory
Porto Palácio Hotel by The Editory



Crowne Plaza Porto by IHG
Crowne Plaza Porto by IHG



Eurostars Porto Douro
Eurostars Porto Douro



Hotel Vincci Ponte de Ferro
Hotel Vincci Ponte de Ferro



Hotel Acta the Clover
Hotel Acta the Clover



Pestana Vintage Porto Hotel & World Heritage Site
Pestana Vintage Porto Hotel & World Heritage Site



Pestana Porto - A Brasileira, City Center & Heritage Building
Pestana Porto - A Brasileira, City Center & Heritage Building



The Log Porto Hotel by Piamonte Hotels
The Log Porto Hotel by Piamonte Hotels



Memoria Porto FLH Hotels
Memoria Porto FLH Hotels



Renaissance Porto Lapa Hotel
Renaissance Porto Lapa Hotel



Hotel Jaguar Oporto – is Near the Metro, has Free Parking and a Free Shuttle Service between the Airport and the Hotel from 7AM to 8PM
Hotel Jaguar Oporto – is Near the Metro, has Free Parking and a Free Shuttle Service between the Airport and the Hotel from 7AM to 8PM



Mercure Porto Centro Santa Catarina
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Fontinha Porto, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
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The Rex Hotel Porto - Mansion House - Private Parking
The Rex Hotel Porto - Mansion House - Private Parking



Guestready - Tutti Frutti Studios
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Ribeira
Ribeira's cobblestone streets wind between colorful medieval houses that tumble toward the shimmering Douro River. History buffs can explore Porto Historic Center's centuries-old buildings, while foodies flock to riverside restaurants for authentic Portuguese cuisine. The iconic Dom Luís I Bridge frames perfect sunset views as traditional rabelo boats bob gently along the quayside. Family-run tascas serve hearty local dishes like francesinha sandwiches and grilled sardines throughout the district. Getting around means navigating steep medieval streets that challenge mobility but reward with stunning river vistas. Most attractions are within walking distance, making this UNESCO World Heritage site perfect for travelers who appreciate history with a side of scenic beauty.


Cedofeita
Cedofeita blends historic charm with artistic energy in Porto's hippest neighborhood. The 12th-century Igreja de São Martinho stands proudly among colorful street murals and art galleries in the Miguel Bombarda quarter. Cobblestone streets wind past azulejo-tiled facades, connecting traditional Portuguese architecture with a vibrant creative scene. Local cafés and wine bars create a cozy atmosphere where travelers mix with residents. Getting around is a breeze with three metro stations serving the area, making it easy to explore both the neighborhood and central Porto. Boutique guesthouses in converted historic buildings offer authentic Portuguese hospitality.





Centro / Baixa
Centro/Baixa's UNESCO-protected medieval streets wind between azulejo-tiled facades and wrought-iron balconies. The towering Porto Cathedral offers sweeping views, while São Bento Station dazzles visitors with its elaborate tile murals. Livraria Lello's ornate wooden staircases attract book lovers, and the bustling Bolhão Market showcases local flavors. Traditional tascas serve authentic francesinha sandwiches alongside cozy wine bars pouring local port. Three metro stations and São Bento's train connections make exploring easy, though the neighborhood's charm is best appreciated on foot. Historic boutique hotels occupy beautifully restored buildings throughout this riverside district.




Bonfim
Bonfim offers a refreshing blend of authentic Porto life and emerging artistic energy. Wander past colorful azulejo-tiled facades to discover Igreja do Bonfim church, quaint neighborhood squares, and the lively creative scene taking root here. Artists and designers are breathing new life into this traditional area while respecting its Portuguese soul. Duoro River views and the Porto Historic Center are just minutes away. Getting around couldn't be easier with Campo 24 Agosto and Heroísmo metro stations connecting you to downtown. Traditional tascas serve hearty francesinhas alongside family-run cafés where locals gather for morning coffee. Choose from converted apartments or boutique guesthouses for an authentic stay away from tourist crowds.


Foz do Douro
Foz do Douro blends coastal charm with upscale living along Porto's stunning Atlantic edge. The neighborhood's beautiful promenade invites leisurely walks with breathtaking ocean views. Beaches like Praia do Molhe and Praia da Luz offer intimate sandy coves where you can soak up the Portuguese sunshine. The historic lighthouse stands guard where the Douro River dramatically meets the sea. Elegant seafood restaurants with ocean-view terraces serve the freshest catches while boutique shops offer local treasures. Getting around is easy with metro stops at Passeio Alegre and Cantareira. Choose between luxury boutique hotels and upscale vacation rentals, all within walking distance of those magnificent Atlantic panoramas.
Top landmarks in Porto

Porto Historic Center

Ribeira Square

Porto Cathedral

Dom Luis I Bridge
Bolhao Market

Porto City Hall

Livraria Lello

Casa da Música
Porto and related destinations
Wander through Porto's historic center, where medieval alleys lead to unexpected viewpoints over the Douro River. The Bolhao Market buzzes with vendors selling everything from fresh fish to handmade soaps. At Dragao Stadium, join locals in their near-religious devotion to FC Porto, then recover with a port wine tasting across the river in Vila Nova de Gaia. The double-decker Dom Luis I Bridge offers spectacular views whether crossing on foot or by tram. Porto Coliseum hosts performances in a building that seems transported from another century. For the perfect afternoon, grab a francesinha sandwich and people-watch at a riverside café, where waiters somehow balance trays while navigating cobblestones with balletic precision.
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Hotel Acta the Clover
"Pretty good hotel"
Crowne Plaza Porto by IHG
"Fabulous hotel with a great bar and excellent gym, sauna and steam room. The staff were exceptionally friendly, helpful and welcoming throughout our stay. I would highly recommend this hotel and would happily stay again."
Pousada Porto Rua das Flores
"The hotel was well situated and the staff were lovely. However the rooms were small and we had asked for a quiet room when booking and were given a room right over the Main Street on the second floor. We were moved the second night. Each of the two rooms had broken amenities on the room. We also checked the price of the hotel while staying there and it was far less than we had paid on Expedia but that could have been an attempt to fill rooms last minute. The friendly and helpful staff were the highlight."
Hotel Moon & Sun Porto
"Clean. Good staff. Has air conditioning."
The Editory House Ribeira Porto Hotel
"Very clean hotel. The welcome drink and pastry along with the parting gift were very nice touches. Receptionists were quite helpful. My only very minor complaint would be that check in was at 3 and I arrived at 2, but I had to wait until 3 to get into my room. Which is understandable considering I was aware check in is at 3, but after 24 hours of travel I was really hoping my room would be ready for me."
Hotel Carris Porto Ribeira
"Hotel is great and the location prime. I loved the quiet of my room but felt a little odd where it was… ground floor, back around a corner with the patio opening to no where, some interior 4 wall square. It was certainly quiet and if that’s your thing you should ask for one of these rooms"
Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa
"The hotel was very nice. Beautiful inside and nice rooms. A fun set of glass elevators in the lobby. Close to the area we wanted to visit."
The Social Hub Porto
"Right in the centre of the historic town"
Cenica Porto Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton
"Hotel was in a good location, the breakfast was varied and good, the staff was excellent. I had an issue with allergies and the staff quickly provided support and changed our room to one with a wood floor and hypoallergenic bedding. They then checked on me to be sure the remedy was successful. It was very much appreciated and beyond what I expected."




































































































































































