Trip.Best Top 18 Best Things to Do in Porto [2024]

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"At Livraria Lello in Portugal, the most unforgettable experience was stepping into what felt like a literary sanctuary. The stunning neo-Gothic architecture, with its intricate wood carvings and grand crimson staircase, transported me to another time. Sunlight poured through the stained-glass skylight, casting a warm glow over the rows of bookshelves brimming with stories. Climbing the iconic staircase felt surreal, knowing it inspired J.K. Rowling for the Harry Potter series and nice"

"Tickets are three euros, time January 23, 2023, Porto is more famous church, visit the Douro River to turn here, originally did not plan to come, pass by and go in to see, hundreds of years of religious places, no this faith, feel, visit, understand the world multicultural, It feels similar to the Macau church."

"The favorite part of Luis Bridge's trip to Porto is the sunset waiting on the Porto Duro River On the banks of the Louis I Bridge, during the day, the sun shines on the houses on both sides of the Duro River, reflecting the cascading colored electricity of the house as night falls, A lamp came on, and what came into view was the dim lighting, but people with height fears should be cautious on the bridge, because the height of the bridge is very high, the wind blows on the bridge and staggers, looking down and shivering."

"The Holy Spirit Church in Porto is a blue and white porcelain tile building. It is a tile collage of Bible stories. It is very creative and distinctive. It is located at the corner and is also a photo attraction. You can come to Porto to play if you have the opportunity. It is a very beautiful attraction!"

"Porto San Benedict station built in 1910, the station is full of blue and white tiles, the station tourists hold up their mobile phone cameras to enjoy the unique Portuguese tile art."

"Porto Liberty Pier has a long history, and the busy scene of trade has continued to this day. In particular, the boats that transfer wine barrels come and go are very classic. View the riverside coffee bar and chat with locals to feel Porto's economic development history and wine culture."

"Mesmerising piece of history and design. There’s a lot to see for €1 - the church is gorgeous but the museum section is quite small. It has a calming and healing energy. ✨"

"The old street of the Douro River is very suitable for walking. The old churches, castles, and bell towers are everywhere on the hillside. Railway stations, coffee shops, and houses see familiar blue and white porcelain murals everywhere, some are decorations, and some paintings are stories. Locals are particular about wearing, especially the elderly are conservative and neat, and men are wearing ties. In the winding and narrow streets, the exterior walls of elegant houses, the small flowers on the windowsill, and the cats nesting on the side of the steps all show simplicity and elegance."

"The Pastor's Tower is a landmark building in the center of Porto. The tower is about 76 meters tall and relatively short buildings around it. It stands very eye-catching like a giant, and it makes it the best place to find it, almost from all angles of the old town. I wanted to climb up and look far when the weather was good at about ten o'clock in the morning. There was no elevator in the tower. Although it was not very high, it was a bit tired for people who were not very athletic for a long time. The spiral escalator climbed and climbed. I was really dizzy. I took a few breaks and finally climbed to the top. The surrounding buildings have a panoramic view, and there is still fog in the distance that has not dissipated, and there is a kind of beauty that is still very worthwhile."

"The scenery of Porto Stock Exchange Palace is very beautiful and beautiful, the architectural style is unique and charming, the interior design concept and craftsmanship are very exquisite, refreshing, it is worth recommending to everyone!"