City Tours in Porto

This is the ideal way to see Porto's highlights, and learn about its wonderful wine at the same time. With regular departures throughout the day, you can be flexible, and pick a time that works for you. Listen to audio guides while on the train, and learn about the historic sites you pass, such as Sao Joao National Theatre. You'll see multiple city hotspots, and then go for a winery tour with two Port tastings included.

The coastal city of Porto boasts pretty parks, sweeping coastal scenery, and medieval streets where the sense of history hangs in the air. On this informative sightseeing tour, follow a guide through the Porto on foot and take in top attractions including Aliados Avenue, Bolhao Market, and the Carmo and Carmelitas churches with entry fees included. Travel through the ages from the 12th to the 19th century, and see the best of Porto with ease.

Ideal for first-time visitors short on time, this 4-hour Porto sightseeing tour combines the city's top sights with a wine tasting session. Take a panoramic bus tour of the Ribeira District and coastal gems such as Matosinhos Beach, tick off architectural highlights including Igreja dos Carmelitas and Livraria Lello bookstore, and visit a wine cellar to taste port wine. Choose between a morning or afternoon departure time.

If you're looking for a comprehensive experience of Porto, then this 8-hour tour is perfect for you. A river cruise and wine tasting feature on the itinerary of this Porto experience, as well as a panoramic tour of the city to see top attractions such as Porto Se Cathedral, Avenida dos Aliados, and the Torre & Igreja dos Clerigos. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.

Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Porto that includes a walking tour in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic center. Start by driving past the Casa da Música concert hall and down Avenida da Boavista to Foz, the seaside district of Porto. Return to the historic center for a walking tour with your guide who points out the location of important port wine cellars along with landmarks such as Aliados Avenue, Majestic Cafe, Dom Luís I Bridge and Ribeira Square. Upgrade to include lunch and a river cruise.

Explore Beja and Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on this 9-hour private guided tour from Algarve. With your private group of up to seven, travel through the scenic Alentejo countryside and learn how walking through Évora is much the same as it would have been centuries ago. Take a walking tour and visit the highlights of the town including the Roman Diana Temple, the cathedral, and the Saint Francis Church with its bone chapel.

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