Gray Line: Porto Hop On, Hop Off Bus Tour with River Cruise & Port Wine Cellars

Porto is Portugal's second-largest city, where the country's name comes from, including the famous port wine. It is a great mix of old-fashioned charm and new excitement. You can easily walk around this city. Enjoy wandering through the narrow stone streets and see old buildings from the 18th century mixed with trendy shops, tasty restaurants, and stylish boutique hotels.

Explore Gaia and Matosinhos. In Gaia, marvel at the stunning views of Porto from the Dom Luís I Bridge and learn about the traditional Port Wine production. Then, head to Matosinhos for a taste of the local seafood cuisine and a stroll on its sandy beaches. Then, embark on a relaxing Rabelo boat ride. Glide along the Douro River, admiring the picturesque landscapes of Porto and Gaia from a unique perspective. It is a tranquil way to soak in the beauty of the region. No visit to Porto is complete without exploring a Port Wine Cellar. Enjoy a guided tour, diving into the history and making of Port Wine. Learn about its storied past and how it became a symbol of the region.

Do not miss the chance to walk through the historic Ribeira district along the Douro River. Ribeira is a really popular area in Porto. It is super authentic and beautiful, right in the middle of the old part of the city. Just like its name suggests, it is right by the river. The houses here have vibrant colours and lovely decorations. Whether you are looking at the cozy homes along the waterfront reflecting on the Douro River or the buildings tucked away in the narrow streets, they are all really charming. Conclude your adventure with a Port Wine tasting. Savor this world-renowned wine's rich flavours and aromas, a perfect end to your Porto exploration. It is an experience that will linger on your palate and in your memories.