Porto, Portugal’s second city, offers a unique blend of history, culture, and delicious food.  Explore the winding streets of the Ribeira district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its colorful houses tumbling down to the Douro River.  Glide across the water on a traditional “rabelo” boat, used for transporting port wine barrels for centuries.

Speaking of port, Porto is where this world-famous fortified wine is produced.  Take a tour of a Port wine lodge and delve into the fascinating history of this sweet drink.  Beyond wine, Porto boasts delicious fresh seafood and the iconic Francesinha sandwich, a must-try for adventurous foodies.

Porto’s historic center is a maze of charming squares and grand Baroque churches.  Climb the Clérigos Tower for panoramic city views or wander through the São Francisco Church, adorned with intricate gilded woodwork.  With its vibrant nightlife, friendly locals, and undeniable charm, Porto promises an unforgettable Portuguese adventure.