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Ribeira District Free Tour

Join us on a captivating free tour of Porto's Ribeira, where we'll delve into the significance of the Douro River and explore one of the city's most picturesque neighborhoods. Tour Details. We'll meet up at the fountain of the Museu do Vitral at...

  • 3 hours
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Join us on a captivating free tour of Porto's Ribeira, where we'll delve into the significance of the Douro River and explore one of the city's most picturesque neighborhoods.

Tour Details

We'll meet up at the fountain of the Museu do Vitral at the scheduled time for an engaging free tour through the charming neighborhood of Ribeira in Porto.

Our journey begins with a visit to the Porto Cathedral, where we'll uncover the legend of Senhor d'Além. As we stroll through the colorful houses surrounding Pena Ventosa Square, we'll explore the city's cuisine, including the renowned bacalhau Gomes de Sá.

Continuing our exploration, we'll pass by Largo de São Domingos, taking in the sights of Palácio das Artes, the Fernandino Gothic Wall, and the scenic Escada do Caminho Novo staircase in the Miragaia neighborhood. Don't forget your camera! We will share insights about Porto's traditional boats and tripeiros.

Our next stop is the impressive São Francisco Church, showcasing baroque architecture. We'll also pass by Palácio da Bolsa and Casa do Infante, a historical museum known as Alfândega Velha.

Ending at Praça da Ribeira, we'll conclude our free tour of the Ribeira de Porto next to the Ponte Dom Luís, a true city icon. After 2.5 hours of exploration, we'll wrap up in the Gaia area.

Included

  • English–speaking guide

Not included

  • Tips

Location

Activity location

Terreiro da Sé 3, 4050-573 Porto, Portugal

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