• Mercado Municipal de Matosinhos - At the Matosinhos Municipal Market, visitors can immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of one of Portugal’s most genuine fish markets. The stalls are brimming with fresh seafood like sardines, robes, and percebes, showcasing the Atlantic’s bounty. During the visit, guests will learn about local fishing traditions and sustainable practices that ensure product quality. The vendors are energetic and eager to share stories, making it a delightful exploration of fishing culture, with the chance to sample a fresh snack on site.
• Matosinhos Beach - At Praia de Matosinhos, visitors can enjoy one of Porto’s most iconic coastal landscapes. The beach is renowned for its expansive golden sands and waves ideal for surfers. Guests can stroll along the promenade, feel the Atlantic breeze, and watch local fishermen at work. It’s the perfect spot to relax, capture stunning photos, and perhaps try a surfing or paddleboarding class. Additionally, the nearby beachfront restaurants offer delicious meals with ocean views.
• Promenade Foz do Douro - In Foz do Douro, visitors can explore one of Porto’s most charming and sophisticated neighborhoods, where the river meets the Atlantic. Strolling along the seaside promenade, guests can admire the breathtaking views of the waves and iconic lighthouses. The Garden of the Paseo Alegre, with its palm trees and serene atmosphere, is a must-visit. It’s an ideal place to relax, take amazing photos, and experience the unique energy of this river-sea junction. Cozy cafes and terraces offer stylish breaks.
• Miragaia - In Miragaia, visitors will be enchanted by the narrow, colorful streets of this historic Porto neighborhood, known for its authentic charm and welcoming atmosphere. Walking through its slopes and alleys, guests can admire old houses adorned with tiles and floral balconies. On the banks of the Douro River, there are stunning views of Ribeira and Vila Nova de Gaia, perfect for memorable photos. Miragaia is also home to historic churches and small workshops of local artists, offering a glimpse into the city’s cultural essence. It’s a peaceful place, rich with stories to tell.
• Cais da Ribeira - At Cais da Ribeira, visitors can dive into the vibrant heart of Porto, with its colorful alleys, historic buildings, and lively atmosphere. Walking along the Douro River, guests can admire the stunning views of the Don Luis I Bridge and the wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia. It’s the perfect place to relax on an esplanade, savor typical dishes, or simply enjoy the boats floating on the river. With street musicians, small markets, and traditional restaurants, Cais da Ribeira offers an authentic and unforgettable Porto experience.
• Palacio da Bolsa - At Palácio da Bolsa, visitors can explore one of Porto’s most iconic buildings, rich in history and stunning architecture. During the guided tour, guests can admire the impressive Arab Salon, inspired by Moorish motifs, with its golden and intricate details. They can walk through majestic rooms like the Court Hall and the Portrait Hall, reflecting the city’s past wealth and prestige. Each space tells stories of the trade and diplomacy that shaped Porto, making it a culturally and visually fascinating experience.
• Ponte de Dom Luis I - On the Don Luis I Bridge, visitors can marvel at one of Porto’s largest and most iconic bridges. As they cross it, they can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city, the Douro River, and its banks, with a highlight on the Porto wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia. The upper level offers a unique experience, with the sensation of floating over the river, while the lower level provides a closer view of the traditional boats. The bridge is not only an architectural landmark but also a perfect spot for photos and moments of contemplation.
• Cais De Gaia - At Cais de Gaia, visitors can enjoy stunning views of Porto, with its colorful houses and the famous Porto wine cellars along the Douro’s shore. Walking along the bank, guests can admire the river and traditional boats while enjoying the quiet and charming atmosphere. The pier is also the ideal place to explore the Port wine cellars, where visitors can learn about production and taste renowned labels. Additionally, it’s a great spot to relax in a café or restaurant overlooking the city, capturing unforgettable photos.
• Taylor’s Port - At Taylor’s Porto, visitors can immerse themselves in the world of the famous Porto wine, at one of the city’s most traditional and respected producing houses. During the guided tour, guests will learn about the wine production and aging process, from grape selection to cellar storage. They can explore the centuries-old Taylor’s wines, where wine matures, and enjoy an exclusive tasting of its finest labels while learning about the brand’s history and its connection to Porto. The panoramic view of the city from the cellar terrace is also a must-see.
• Rua do Cabedelo - In Vila da Afurada, visitors can experience the authentic atmosphere of a fishing village, where life moves at a calm pace and the sea takes center stage. Walking through its narrow, typical streets, guests can observe the simple, colorful houses and the fishermen returning with fresh fish. Here, they can taste traditional seafood dishes at local restaurants, such as the famous “fish calderada” or grilled sardines. The community’s hospitality and the sea’s aroma make Afurada a charming place, where local gastronomy meets the tranquility of the environment.
• Afurada de Baixo - Dining on fresh fish and seafood in Vila da Afurada, visitors can savor the freshest seafood directly from the ocean. In one of the village’s typical restaurants, guests can enjoy traditional dishes like “fish badge,” “marine rice,” or irresistible grilled sardines, prepared with local, fresh ingredients. Accompanied by a green wine or a glass of Porto wine, the meal becomes a true celebration of fish-based cuisine. The village’s welcoming environment, with its sea views and tranquil streets, makes the experience even more special and authentic.

• Glass of port wine for over 18s
• Parking fees

• Ticket Palace of the Stock Exchange: 10€
• Alcoholic beverages

Porto is a city where culinary delights and traditions come together to create a unique sensory adventure. This tour offers an exploration of the finest local cuisine, from Porto’s renowned wine cellars to the bustling Matosinhos Market and the traditional eateries of Afurada, where fresh seafood takes center stage.

The adventure kicks off at Matosinhos Market, one of Portugal’s largest fish markets, teeming with fish, seafood, and other ocean treasures. This vibrant marketplace provides insights into traditional fishing techniques and sustainable practices.

Next, the tour proceeds to the iconic Porto wine cellars along the River Douro, where participants will discover the wine production process and sample some of the finest labels.

The tour concludes in the village of Afurada, celebrated for its fresh seafood, where guests will savor dishes like fish stew or seafood rice, paired with green wine or Porto.

• There are chairs for children

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