Portugal's north is really beautiful. There are amazing buildings, magical views, sweet port, and a famous sandwich called francesinha in Porto. You can do, try, and taste lots of cool things there.
Do you want to explore Porto in a different way? Welcome to our double-decker bus to see the old town, hidden coastal spots, and the busy riverfront. You can get on and off the bus as much as you want during your ticket time. You will see awesome views, and Porto is famous for having some of the best views in the world.
Our blue route takes you to the most famous places in Porto's old town. Get off to see Torre dos Clérigos, a tall tower with 225 steps. Climbing up is worth it because you will see amazing views of the city. You can also visit the church nearby or go to a free pipe organ concert! Close by, there is a really beautiful bookshop called Livraria Lello. It is so pretty that it inspired scenes in Harry Potter. Porto Cathedral is also in the same area, known for its beautiful silver altar and colorful windows.
The Ponte de Dom Luís I is a big bridge that you cannot miss in Porto. Walking on the top deck is a must because you will see stunning views of the Douro River and the old town. To see more of Porto, get back on our bus and cross the Douro River. We will take you to a fancy area called Vila Nova de Gaia. Relax in Jardim de Morro, a park on a hill with panoramic views. It is a great place to sit, relax, and enjoy the amazing scenery.
Our next stop is Mosteiro da Serra do Pilar, a special place on a hill. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and looks like a fairytale castle. If you want to see Porto like the locals, switch to our red route. Music lovers should go to Casa da Musica to see its unique architecture and listen to great music. Even if you just look at the building from the outside, it is a treat for your eyes and ears.
On a sunny day, join us and go to Foz, a charming beach area. Have ice cream or a seafood lunch by the sea. Then take a walk along the promenade, listening to the waves of the Atlantic Ocean.
Porto has a mix of city charm and coastal vibes. The buzzing Ribeira riverbank is the heart of the city. It is full of colorful buildings, lively streets, and cafes by the river. Ribeira is where modern Porto started, once a small fishing village. Sit down, have a glass of port, and enjoy watching the world go by.