PORTO
The Porto experiences worth booking.
The 15 most popular tickets 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.
Skip the line to Torre dos Clérigos in Porto: climb 225 steps for panoramic views, plus baroque church art and the Irmandade dos Clérigos exhibits.
Most Popular“Beautiful church, small museum, but above all the best view of Porto from the top of the tower. Very much recommended!”
Spiritus at Porto’s Clérigos Church: a 30-minute light-and-music show in a Baroque interior, inspired by Álvaro de Campos.
“The lighting design was really fun with the different shows . It made us feel happy.”
Step into Porto’s World of Discoveries. Explore 20 interactive exhibits on Portugal’s navigators, then finish with an included boat ride.
“Had read reviews and impressions led to it being suitable mainly for kids- definitely not the case! I am in my 70’s and went with my 86 year old sister and it was fascinating. Very modern reception - lovely helpful people at the counter ( as most Portuguese are) it was suggested that we went…”
See Portugal’s biggest SEA LIFE collection of cow-faced rays, plus sharks, turtles, talks, feeding demos, and new Penguin Island birds.
“Divertido com crianças, porém acho o valor do ingresso muito caro, já que o SeaLife não é grande e não tem tanto para se ver.”
Small-group day trip from Porto to UNESCO Guimarães and Braga, with castle and cathedral entry, Bom Jesus views, and a Vinho Verde lunch.
“We had a wonderful day on this excursion. The locations visited were stunning and inspiring. Much of our days success was entirely down to the excellence and relaxed friendliness of our guide Alvaro who was both knowledgable and good humoured. The background and history of everywhere we went was well delivered and Alvaro was a…”
Small-group day from Porto to Braga and Guimarães with cathedral access, castle visits, and an included wine-fueled lunch.
“Kind, friendly and knowledgeable guide, and two very interesting places. The tour was well-organized, and included a wonderful and classy lunch (with wine!). Especially loved Bom de Jesus Cathedral and grounds in Braga, magical! (Maybe could have spent just a bit more time there?) Having a guide and driver made it easy to see a…”
Small-group day trip from Porto to Braga and Guimarães with hotel pickup, lunch, and tickets to major historic sights.
“Wonderful tour, so much fun! Monica was great! Van was comfortable, lunch exceeded expectations! Highly recommended!”
WOW Pink Palace in Porto is a pink, theatrical rosé museum with 5 tastings, photo spots, a ball pit, and a pink Cadillac ride.
“Great experience highly recommend to anyone interested”
Visit WOW in Porto’s Wine Experience Museum for a guided tasting of red, white and port, plus an interactive tour of Portuguese winemaking.
“Really good experience especially for those interested in learning more about wine. Highly recommended”
Step into interactive 3D scenes at Porto’s Fun Art Museum. Plan for about an hour, bring your camera, and leave with shareable photos.
“Sympa mais certains tableaux ne sont pas trop 3D.”
Combined ticket for WOW Cultural District in Vila Nova de Gaia: choose 2–6 museums, taste wine, chocolate, cork and Douro views.
“Awesome! Great way to see things you wouldn't expect. Definitely get the combo packs. Could use better signage from one venue to another.”
3D Fun Art Museum Porto: optical illusions, photo-ready 3D rooms, and friendly staff. About 1 hour for $15.72.
“This is so much fun. I came with my 11 year old son and we loved it. Staff are super friendly and helpful.”
Serralves Park near Porto: self-guided 18-hectare biodiversity gardens, Portuguese landscape history, art stops, and Treetop Walk for $17.
“The garden was beautiful despite bad weather”
Visit WOW The Chocolate Experience in Porto for a 5,000-year cacao story, live factory views, and Vinte Vinte chocolate tastings for $20.
“The Chocolate Story is absolutely worth a visit. From bean to bar, from New World to Old, and from the palaces of royalty to your local convenience store, this museum answers any and all chocolate questions in an interesting and entertaining way. Not to mention the baby chocolate bar you recieve on entry, the tasting…”
A guided Porto walk with cathedral and church entry, São Bento interiors, iconic sights like Clérigos, plus local tastings, all in 3 hours.
“A nice walk and historic information about some very old sites, including a monastery that was private, an incredible structure!”
The river, the cellars, the old town and the valley beyond.
