Casa de Chá da Boa Nova

O Catraio is a vibrant, must-visit bar in Porto, known for its impressive craft beer selection, cozy vibes, and a lovely outdoor terrace perfect for relaxing.

Step into Porto's stunning São Bento train station, a vibrant 19th-century gem alive with 20,000 hand-painted azulejos showcasing Portugal’s rich history.

Discover a lively craft brewery in Porto with stellar river views, over 15 taps, and a must-try chicken sandwich that steals the show.

Dive into Porto's port wine scene at this lively cluster of museums, bars, and restaurants, where wine tales unfold and tastings delight.

Mercador Café is a cozy, stylish spot on Rua das Flores in Porto, serving delicious brunch favorites with a delightful twist, all in a charming atmosphere.

Understated rooms, some with city views, in a 19th-century building with a chic restaurant. Set in a circa-1829 building on a cobbled city street, this elegant hotel is a 6-minute walk from the nearest metro station, 9 minutes on foot from Livraria Lello, an ornate art nouveau style bookshop, and a 3-minute walk from guided tours of the 19th-century Palácio da Bolsa. Featuring understated, modern decor, the casual rooms come with minibars, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Some have in-room bathtubs or city views. There's a fashionable regional restaurant with a terrace; breakfast is offered for an additional fee.

Nestled next to the beach, Vila do Conde's campsite offers a vibrant atmosphere and amenities for a laid-back stay, perfect for families seeking relaxation.

In a stunningly restored 18th-century palace on Praça da Liberdade, this upscale hotel offers elegant rooms, 24/7 room service, and top-notch amenities just steps from Porto's attractions.

Cafeína in Matosinhos is a charming, modern escape that serves up sophisticated Portuguese-French dishes in a stylish, relaxed setting.

Nestled within striking historic stone walls, this vibrant spot is a must-visit for its famed Francesinhas and friendly service that keeps patrons coming back.