Torel 1884 Suites & Apartments

The Dom Luís I Bridge, an iconic feat of engineering designed by a student of Gustave Eiffel, elegantly spans the Douro River, offering breathtaking views and connecting Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia.

Cafe Santiago serves Porto's iconic francesinha sandwich—layers of meats, melted cheese, fried egg, and rich beer-tomato sauce—for a hearty, must-try comfort bite.

Fundação de Serralves blends stunning Art Deco, lush gardens, and cutting-edge contemporary art in a sprawling 18-hectare cultural haven.

At Gastro by Elemento, Chef Ricardo crafts a vibrant 15-course tasting menu fired by wood and coal, served in a sleek, lively space perfect for food lovers.

Patio 44 serves elevated Portuguese classics with inventive twists, offering standout dishes, tasty cocktails, and great vibes without breaking the bank.

Porto’s Escondidinho serves hearty, traditional Portuguese fare with standout seafood in a refined, century-old setting topped off by top-notch service.

Casa Expresso serves authentic, hearty Portuguese comfort food like pork sandwiches and cod escabeche in a lively, no-frills spot by Praça de Carlos Alberto.

At Tascö, every detail sings with love, from the charming decor and playful atmosphere to the expertly crafted dishes and genuinely welcoming staff that make every meal a magical experience.

Charming B&B in a historic Douro riverfront rowhouse with stylish rooms, scenic balconies, a cozy bar, and a relaxed breakfast spot.

Step into this charming, vintage bakery near Mercado do Bolhão, where locals flock for delectable pastries, hearty sandwiches, and a slice of Portuguese heritage.