PORTO
The Porto experiences worth booking.
The 15 most popular city tours in Porto, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you book it through. A shortlist worth your time, not the whole catalogue.
A 2.5-hour English walking tour of Porto’s city center highlights, from São Bento to Torre dos Clérigos, with stories and pay-what-you-want.
Most Popular“Tiago was an amazing tour guide very knowledgeable and even gave us a list of Restraunts and Activities to do in Porto! Would highly recommend really learned a lot that I wouldn’t have seen by walking around and doing it on my own! Thanks Tiago!”
A 3-hour Porto highlights e-bike tour: Ribeira medieval lanes, Porto Cathedral, Clérigos and Lello stops, and Dom Luís I Bridge views.
“Yoann Le Breton was a fabulous guide. He was very knowledgeable. He was the best guide we had of all our experiences we had in our 12 days in Portugal. I highly recommend him as e bikes are the best way to see the Porto.”
A 3-hour Porto combo: Magic Train through the historic center, a Real Companhia Velha cellar tour with port tasting, then a Douro cruise.
“The train is brilliant taking you through the streets of porto with information about different buildings, very interesting. Then on to the port tasting, very good video about how Port is produced. Then on to the barrels of different ages and ports, shown around by a lovely girl called Catrina who told us lots more…”
Hop-on hop-off Porto bus with two routes, free port wine tasting, walking tours, and an optional 6 Bridges Douro cruise upgrade.
“Excellent value for money, the buses ran every 20 mins with plenty of seating definitely recommend”
A 3-hour Porto highlights walking tour with local stories, Aliados Avenue, Porto Cathedral, Clerigos, Bolhão Market, and Douro views.
“Our walking tour experience was excellent, thanks to our guide, João. His knowledge of Porto and Portugal's history, combined with his witty delivery, made the three hours feel effortless. We appreciated that he guided us through local-only stair paths from the Cathedral to the waterfront, offering unique views and an authentic neighborhood experience. João’s personalized…”
Porto historic center walking tour covers cathedral, São Bento tiles, Ribeira streets, Aliados Avenue, and Douro views with a local guide.
“Barbara was excellent! Very knowledgeable and pleasant to talk to. Highly recommend this tour and guide!”
Porto walking tour blends iconic landmarks, viewpoints, and sharp local stories in about 2.5 hours. Ideal first-day value.
“Captivating guide called Jorge. He was very knowledgeable and clear speaking. Loved this walk which was about 2.5 hours instead of two. Interesting - I learned a lot. Excellent value. So deserved the tips.”
Cruise Porto in a vintage Ford T replica with a private guide, Eiffel-bridge viewpoints, Serra do Pilar panoramas, and a Cálem port wine stop.
“Rafaela was incredibly knowledgeable and sweet! This was a fantastic and fun way to get to see the city and get a lay of the land on our first day! Pick up and drop off was very easy. Very worth it!”
Porto’s red and blue hop-on hop-off bus loops with 9-language audio, great viewpoints, included port tasting, and citywide discounts from $32.41.
“Apart from a downpour, we saw part of Porto we probably wouldn't otherwise have seen. Very interesting”
Porto in 10 hours: guided cathedral and São Bento tiles, a Port wine cellar tasting, and a Douro cruise through the six bridges.
“We had to be separated in 2 groups in English and French. We don't get the feel the guide spend enough time to explain or narrate points of interests.”
Harry Potter meets Porto on a 2.5-hour guided walk from São Bento to Livraria Lello, with surprises and a sweet Horcrux.
“Ive done a few tours in the whole world (both good and not so good ones) but this one was SPECIAL. From the first minute on it felt like we were spending time with a friend more than a guide. We did the tour in February while the weather was cold and wet but this…”
Porto pastel de nata workshop from scratch with small-group baking, local wine, and warm results in about 2.5 hours at city center.
“Fantastic cooking class! Mariah, the instructor was fun, engaging, and made the whole experience a joy. Loved starting with a glass of wine, and our pastel de nata turned out even better than the ones we tried around the city. Highly recommend for a memorable, delicious time!””
Harry Potter guided walk through Porto: Sao Bento to Lello, snacks and a local map included, small English group, 2.5 hours.
“Vinny was great!!! Loved how he combined Harry Potter and the history of Portugal in the tour! Plus we got to eat Pastel de Nata!!! I would def go to one of his other tours!!!”
Gliding through Porto’s UNESCO Ribeira, Cathedral, São Bento, Clérigos and more on a guided Segway tour, with live commentary.
“This was an exceptional experience that could not have been any better. I highly recommend. Our guide Roy was great and knows the city well. The Segways are very easy to ride. With 45 seconds of instruction, you will feel confident on them. This is by far the best way to see the highlights of…”
Ride a classic Ford T through Porto on a private 1-hour tour with photo stops, bridges, cathedral and Gaia skyline views.
“We had a wonderful trip with the guide Collins! He showed us a lot of interesting places of Porto. It was such a perfect way to explore the city. You can feel friendly vibe and relaxing atmosphere of Porto.”
The river, the cellars, the old town and the valley beyond.
