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Ilaria

Hy everybody! I'm Ilaria, your enthusiastic local guide, ready to lead you on an unforgettable adventure through Porto's captivating streets and landmarks. 

Join me as we delve into the heart of this vibrant city, from the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge to the picturesque Ribeira district. 

This leisurely walking tour, lasting approximately 2 hours, promises a delightful blend of history, culture, and hidden treasures. Lace up your walking shoes and get ready to discover the best of Porto with me.

Porto Highlights Walking Tour

Ribeira is one of the most fascinating districts of Porto, as you can see from the photo. It's full of colorful houses, cafes, local shops and restaurants. From here, you can get amazing views of the Douro River.

Ribeira

São Bento Station is the starting point of our Porto walking tours, and it's one of the most spectacular stations in Europe. You will find more than 20,000 azulejos depicting Porto's history.

São Bento Station

Rue de Santa Catarina is a 1500-meter-long commercial artery of the city and the main shopping center of Porto. But shopping is not the main reason to visit the area. Discover more with our audio tours to know why.

Santa Catarina

Avenida Dos Aliados along with Praça da Liberdade represent the central square of Porto. While it's often very crowded, it's a must-visit area of the city and even a great place for your accommodation.

Avenida Dos Aliados

Offering spectral views of the city since 1763, Torre Clérigos is an important landmark of the city. If you want to access the top of the bell tower, be prepared to climb roughly 230 stairs.

Torre Clérigos

If you fancy trying some local delicacies, you need to go to the Bolhão Market. While it's a crowded area, it kept its authentic and local vibe, and our guide will recommend the best places where to go.

Bolhão Market

The Stock Exchange Palace, built between 1842 and 1910, is one of the stops of our walking tours and a magnificent building we suggest visiting. Both the inside and the outside are stunning, so if you have spare time, we recommend a visit.

Palacio da bolsa

The Dom Luís I Bridge is one of the last stops of our tour, and not by chance since from the bridge, you can watch a spectacular sunset. It was designed by the famous Gustav Eiffel, who also took care of other bridges in Porto.

The Dom Luís I Bridge

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