Guidebook for Porto
Food Scene
Firstly it is really cheap to eat here. Beside that the food is so tasty and freshly prepared. It is hard to recommend something, because everything is very good.
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O Buraco
95 R. do Bolhão Firstly it is really cheap to eat here. Beside that the food is so tasty and freshly prepared. It is hard to recommend something, because everything is very good.
Close to the house and they have a very nice Francesinha, beside other several portuguese typical plates.
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Ginjal
726 R. do BonjardimClose to the house and they have a very nice Francesinha, beside other several portuguese typical plates.
A Grocerie where you can eat for less than 10 euros. I reccomend the mix of bread with asparagus and smoked sausage.
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Nabos da Púcara
40 Rua da PicariaA Grocerie where you can eat for less than 10 euros. I reccomend the mix of bread with asparagus and smoked sausage.
Where you can eat for less than 10 euros. Try the roast pork with local cheese sandwich which is undeniably delicious.
You'll have to wait in line for a while but it moves quickly. You order drinks, sandwiches, cheese, dessert, pay and will be given a number. Ask how to say that number in Portugese as they will call out your number when your order is ready. The local white creamy cheese with spiced pumpkin jam was the best I've ever tasted.
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Casa Guedes
130 Praça dos PoveirosWhere you can eat for less than 10 euros. Try the roast pork with local cheese sandwich which is undeniably delicious.
You'll have to wait in line for a while but it moves quickly. You order drinks, sandwiches, cheese, dessert, pay and will be given a number. Ask how to say that number in Portugese as they will call out your number when your order is ready. The local white creamy cheese with spiced pumpkin jam was the best I've ever tasted.
Where you can eat for less than 10 euros. I recommend the chicken soup and the Ferreira stake.
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Restaurante Casa Ferreira
248 Rua do BreinerWhere you can eat for less than 10 euros. I recommend the chicken soup and the Ferreira stake.
Café Santiago F
226 R. de Passos ManuelA famous place to eat Francesinhas.
CUFRA
2504 Av. da BoavistaOne of the best places to eat a Francesinha.
Restaurante Capa Negra II
191 Rua do Campo AlegreOne of the best restaurants to have a Francesinha.
Working as fado restaurant since 1968, and presenting fado performances from wednesday to saturday. Portuguese food.
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Casa da Mariquinhas
25 R. de São SebastiãoWorking as fado restaurant since 1968, and presenting fado performances from wednesday to saturday. Portuguese food.
Fado restaurant. It is settled in a building from the fourteenth century, rustically decorated. Special mention goes to the bronze portraits of recognized "fado" singers.
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Mal Cozinhado
13 R. do OuteirinhoFado restaurant. It is settled in a building from the fourteenth century, rustically decorated. Special mention goes to the bronze portraits of recognized "fado" singers.
Typical restaurant serving regional cuisine, and where you can appreciate the traditional "fado".
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O Fado
16 Largo São João NovoTypical restaurant serving regional cuisine, and where you can appreciate the traditional "fado".
What makes food experience unique at the Bom Sucesso Market is the fact that you can “compose” your own dish as you go, buying different products from the existing food stalls.
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Mercado Bom Sucesso
74-90 Praça do Bom SucessoWhat makes food experience unique at the Bom Sucesso Market is the fact that you can “compose” your own dish as you go, buying different products from the existing food stalls.
Trinkas
26 R. de Sá de NoronhaPortuguese cuisine
O Reco da Baixa
39 R. de AvisSandwich of roasted suckling pig.
Restaurante Abadia do Porto
22 R. do Ateneu Comercial do Portoportuguese cuisine
Churrasqueira Paraiso
248 Rua do Paraísoportuguese cuisine and next to the house.
PAJÚ
309 R. de Faria GuimarãesPortuguese cuisine and it is open from 9:00 pm to 5:00 am.
O Pretinho do Japão
496A R. do BonjardimCoffee and tea rooms
Grande Hotel do Porto
197 Rua de Santa CatarinaThey have the best scones with jam.
Rota Do Chá
457 Rua de Miguel BombardaCoffee and tea rooms. It's a very cool place to have a tea.
Traveller, Food&Drink Journey - Passos Manuel
165 R. de Passos ManuelCoffee and tea rooms
Moustache
104 Praça de Carlos AlbertoCoffee and tea rooms
Leitaria da Quinta do Paço
47 Praça Guilherme Gomes FernandesTry the famous éclaires.
Miss Pavlova
43 Rua do AlmadaCoffee and tea rooms
Santini
16 Largo dos LóiosBest icecreams
Snag a table on the terrace for breakfast or snacks such as pasteis de Chaves (puff-pastry pies filled with minced veal and parsley), cornbread topped with bacon and cheese, and pastries.
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Padaria Ribeiro
21 Praça Guilherme Gomes Fernandes Snag a table on the terrace for breakfast or snacks such as pasteis de Chaves (puff-pastry pies filled with minced veal and parsley), cornbread topped with bacon and cheese, and pastries.
World famous chef Anthony Bourdain was in Porto in February of 2017, to film an episode of his popular CNN TV show ‘Parts Unknown. His trip to Porto saw him tasting several traditional dishes, such as ‘Tripas à Moda do Porto’ (Porto-style tripe) at A Cozinha do Martinho restaurant.
Restaurante A Cozinha Do Martinho, Lda.
2598 Rua de Costa CabralWorld famous chef Anthony Bourdain was in Porto in February of 2017, to film an episode of his popular CNN TV show ‘Parts Unknown. His trip to Porto saw him tasting several traditional dishes, such as ‘Tripas à Moda do Porto’ (Porto-style tripe) at A Cozinha do Martinho restaurant.
World famous chef Anthony Bourdain was in Porto in February of 2017, to film an episode of his popular CNN TV show ‘Parts Unknown. His trip to Porto saw him tasting delicious Spicy Hotdogs in Porto at Gazela Snack-bar.
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Gazela Cachorrinhos da Batalha
4 Rua de EntreparedesWorld famous chef Anthony Bourdain was in Porto in February of 2017, to film an episode of his popular CNN TV show ‘Parts Unknown. His trip to Porto saw him tasting delicious Spicy Hotdogs in Porto at Gazela Snack-bar.
Sightseeing
Palácio da Bolsa
Clérigos-tårnet
Rua de São Filipe de NeryOporto's iconic bridge opened in 1886, when it held the record for the longest iron arch in the world. Today the metro crosses the upper level, while the lower level is used by cars and pedestrians to cross the river between the center of Oporto and the spectacular city views and port wine warehouses of the municipality of Vila Nova de Gaia.
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Luís I-broen
Ponte Luís IOporto's iconic bridge opened in 1886, when it held the record for the longest iron arch in the world. Today the metro crosses the upper level, while the lower level is used by cars and pedestrians to cross the river between the center of Oporto and the spectacular city views and port wine warehouses of the municipality of Vila Nova de Gaia.
Porto’s Cathedral, the Sé, is an historic landmark in the old centre, where the city was born. In fact, Morro da Sé is the oldest district in Porto. Its characteristic neighborhood and its residents are the most genuine part of the city.
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Porto Cathedral (Se Catedral)
Terreiro da SéPorto’s Cathedral, the Sé, is an historic landmark in the old centre, where the city was born. In fact, Morro da Sé is the oldest district in Porto. Its characteristic neighborhood and its residents are the most genuine part of the city.
Mercado do Bolhao
322 R. FormosaThe Church of São Francisco do Porto is a fine example of Gothic architecture in the city. This little gem started being built in the 13th century, but suffered several delays and accidents on the way. Only in 1383 the works definitely progressed. It was completed in 1410, under the patronage of King John I.
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Monument Kirke af St Francis
Rua do Infante Dom HenriqueThe Church of São Francisco do Porto is a fine example of Gothic architecture in the city. This little gem started being built in the 13th century, but suffered several delays and accidents on the way. Only in 1383 the works definitely progressed. It was completed in 1410, under the patronage of King John I.
Located in downtown Porto, the Carmo and Carmelitas churches look like the biggest church in the city. In fact, they are two churches separated by one of the world’s narrowest houses. This house was built to make all contact between the nuns and the monks impossible. If you look closely, you’ll find Carmo Church (on the right) and Carmelitas Church (on the left).
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Carmo Kirke
Rua do CarmoLocated in downtown Porto, the Carmo and Carmelitas churches look like the biggest church in the city. In fact, they are two churches separated by one of the world’s narrowest houses. This house was built to make all contact between the nuns and the monks impossible. If you look closely, you’ll find Carmo Church (on the right) and Carmelitas Church (on the left).
One amazing point to admire the mesmerizing view of Porto.
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Mosteiro da Serra do Pilar
Largo AvizOne amazing point to admire the mesmerizing view of Porto.
The Church of Santa Clara dates back to the early 15th century when it was constructed alongside the Santa Clara Convent. Smaller than its huge baroque rival, it is no less sophisticated for its impressive architecture and refined wood and gilded finishes.
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Igreja de Santa Clara
Largo Primeiro de DezembroThe Church of Santa Clara dates back to the early 15th century when it was constructed alongside the Santa Clara Convent. Smaller than its huge baroque rival, it is no less sophisticated for its impressive architecture and refined wood and gilded finishes.
These distinctive blue and white panels depict a series of scenes from Porto everyday life and history, from King Joao I and Queen Philippa of Lancaster standing by the cathedral in 1387 and Prince Henry the Navigator conquering Ceuta in Morocco, to a representation of the Battle of Arcos de Valdevez and the meeting of the Knight Egas Moniz and Alfonso VII of Leon in the 12th century.
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São Bento Station
Praça de Almeida GarrettThese distinctive blue and white panels depict a series of scenes from Porto everyday life and history, from King Joao I and Queen Philippa of Lancaster standing by the cathedral in 1387 and Prince Henry the Navigator conquering Ceuta in Morocco, to a representation of the Battle of Arcos de Valdevez and the meeting of the Knight Egas Moniz and Alfonso VII of Leon in the 12th century.
The Funicular dos Guindais is perhaps the most notable method of transport in Porto, Portugal, and is as much of an attraction in its own right as it is a means of travelling from one part of the city to another.
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Funicular dos Guindais
314 R. da Ribeira NegraThe Funicular dos Guindais is perhaps the most notable method of transport in Porto, Portugal, and is as much of an attraction in its own right as it is a means of travelling from one part of the city to another.
If you love to go up or down using stairs this is the perfect neighbourhood to reach Ribeira.
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Escada dos Guindais
Escada dos GuindaisIf you love to go up or down using stairs this is the perfect neighbourhood to reach Ribeira.
It is often said of Porto, Portugal that the city is something of a living, breathing museum in its own right, and there is no area to which this applies more than that of the Cais da Ribeira. Ribeira literally means riverfront, and the name Cais da Ribeira refers to the district’s position right on the banks of the Douro River.
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Cais da Ribeira
Cais da Ribeira It is often said of Porto, Portugal that the city is something of a living, breathing museum in its own right, and there is no area to which this applies more than that of the Cais da Ribeira. Ribeira literally means riverfront, and the name Cais da Ribeira refers to the district’s position right on the banks of the Douro River.
Parks & Nature
Jardim do Morro station
The view from this spot is mesmerizing.
A big garden in the middle of the city, with a very nice view along the river and perfect if you love the contact with nature.
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Krystalpaladsets haver
Rua de Dom Manuel IIA big garden in the middle of the city, with a very nice view along the river and perfect if you love the contact with nature.
Portos bypark
Estrada Interior da CircunvalaçãoIf you like to go for a long walk and is next to the beach.
Side by side you have another city next to Porto called Matosinhos whith a very nice beach.
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Matosinhos Sul station
Side by side you have another city next to Porto called Matosinhos whith a very nice beach.
Arts & Culture
"The Serralves Museum is the foremost museum for contemporary art in Portugal, uniquely sited in the grounds of the Serralves Estate, which also comprises a Park and a Villa. Through its collection, temporary exhibitions, performance, education and public programmes, publishing initiatives, and national and international collaborations, the Museum fosters the understanding and appreciation of contemporary art and culture. Introducing the work of the most important artists working today to diverse publics, strengthening ties with the local community, and encouraging reflection on the relationship between art and the environment that is intrinsic to the context of Serralves."
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Museum for samtidskunst (Fundaçao de Serralves)
210 R. Dom João de Castro"The Serralves Museum is the foremost museum for contemporary art in Portugal, uniquely sited in the grounds of the Serralves Estate, which also comprises a Park and a Villa. Through its collection, temporary exhibitions, performance, education and public programmes, publishing initiatives, and national and international collaborations, the Museum fosters the understanding and appreciation of contemporary art and culture. Introducing the work of the most important artists working today to diverse publics, strengthening ties with the local community, and encouraging reflection on the relationship between art and the environment that is intrinsic to the context of Serralves."
Open since 1906, Livraria Lello has housed men of arts and letters, has been the inspiration for acclaimed authors, a place for social gatherings, performances and a serene library for many of Invicta’s avid readers. Today it receives thousands of visitors from around the world, who everyday enter our doors to visit this neo-Gothic gem from the beginning of the twentieth century.
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Livraria Lello
144 R. das CarmelitasOpen since 1906, Livraria Lello has housed men of arts and letters, has been the inspiration for acclaimed authors, a place for social gatherings, performances and a serene library for many of Invicta’s avid readers. Today it receives thousands of visitors from around the world, who everyday enter our doors to visit this neo-Gothic gem from the beginning of the twentieth century.
Rua de Miguel Bombarda
Rua de Miguel BombardaPorto art district
Museu Nacional de Soares dos Reis
44 R. de Dom Manuel II'Casa da Guitarra' is a musical instruments shop dedicated to stringed instruments for traditional music. 'Casa da Guitarra' organises concerts of traditional Portuguese music, particularly Fado, exhibitions, music classes and workshops.
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House Guitar
49 Av. Vimara Peres'Casa da Guitarra' is a musical instruments shop dedicated to stringed instruments for traditional music. 'Casa da Guitarra' organises concerts of traditional Portuguese music, particularly Fado, exhibitions, music classes and workshops.
Casa da Música
Building designed by Dutchman Rem Koolhaas.
The history of the theatre begins in 1794, when the main authority of Porto, Francisco de Almada e Mendonça, encharged Italian architect Vicente Mazzoneschi with the project for an opera house. The original theatre was built between 1796 and 1798 and was named São João in honour of Prince-regent João, later crowned king as John VI of Portugal. The interior of the theatre was similar to São Carlos Theatre of Lisbon, built a little earlier.
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São João National Theater
Praça da BatalhaThe history of the theatre begins in 1794, when the main authority of Porto, Francisco de Almada e Mendonça, encharged Italian architect Vicente Mazzoneschi with the project for an opera house. The original theatre was built between 1796 and 1798 and was named São João in honour of Prince-regent João, later crowned king as John VI of Portugal. The interior of the theatre was similar to São Carlos Theatre of Lisbon, built a little earlier.
Drinks & Nightlife
Champ's da Baixa
27 R. do Gen. SilveiraCandelabro
3 Rua da ConceiçãoTaberna Aduela
36 R. Das OliveirasThe Gin Club
70 R. de Cândido dos ReisGaleria De Paris
56 R. da Galeria de ParisBonaparte Downtown
40 Praça Guilherme Gomes FernandesRadio Bar
175 Praça D. Filipa de LencastrePlan B Club - Port
30 R. de Cândido dos ReisTendinha dos Clerigos
80 R. do Conde de VizelaBook House
85 R. da Galeria de ParisDestilaria
Shopping
Rua de Santa Catarina
Rua de Santa CatarinaA famous street full of stores and a shopping mall.
NorteShopping
Rua Sara AfonsoEl Corte Inglés de Gaia
1435 Av. da RepúblicaRua de Cedofeita
Rua de CedofeitaSabores Monasticos
7 R. de Faria GuimarãesPortuguese produtcs (wine, food, ...)
Terroir Gourmet
22 Rua da BoavistaPortuguese gourmet products (wine, chocolats, tea, ...)
Every saturday this flea market happens from 12:00-19:00
Well, it certainly isn’t as large as the Portobello, but the weather is so much better for sure! Even though the number of sellers isn’t that big here either, their offer is pretty varied and of good quality. You can find old vinyl LP records (mp3… what is that?); traditional Portuguese toys (my favourites), both newly made and really old ones, mostly made of wood or tin; some Portuguese antiques; handicraft; handmade soaps; books and magazines; or organic and homemade food (cakes, desserts, jams, …) among others. Just pick one from each seller and you’ll have a lot of Porto to take home!
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Praça de Carlos Alberto
Praça de Carlos AlbertoEvery saturday this flea market happens from 12:00-19:00
Well, it certainly isn’t as large as the Portobello, but the weather is so much better for sure! Even though the number of sellers isn’t that big here either, their offer is pretty varied and of good quality. You can find old vinyl LP records (mp3… what is that?); traditional Portuguese toys (my favourites), both newly made and really old ones, mostly made of wood or tin; some Portuguese antiques; handicraft; handmade soaps; books and magazines; or organic and homemade food (cakes, desserts, jams, …) among others. Just pick one from each seller and you’ll have a lot of Porto to take home!
Essentials
Pingo Doce
470 R. de Paulo da Gamasupermarket
Le Opazo - Atelier de Beleza
1073 R. do BonjardimHospital de Santa Maria - Porto
906 Rua de Camõesprivate hospital
Hospital de Santo António
Hospital de Santo Antóniopublic hospital
PSP - CEDOFEITA 12ª Esquadra (Instalações Provisórias)
82 Rua do ParaísoPolice Station
Polícia: divisão de turismo
19 R. Clube dos FenianosTourism Police Station
Farmácia Oriental Lda
727 R. do BonjardimPharmacy
Farmácia Barreiros
12 Rua de Serpa PintoPharmacy open 24h