Porto, also known as the Invicta city, is one of the most visited cities in Europe.

It is the city that gave its name to Portugal, in Roman times (c.200 BC), it was called Cale or Portus Cale. He played a key role in defending the ideals of liberalism in the battles of the 19th century. Porto is known worldwide for its bridges and contemporary and ancient architecture and for its historic center.

We will visit the historic center and the main avenue of the city, Avenida dos Aliados, which honors the Allied countries of the First World War. Passing by the Town Hall, continuing on to Praça da Batalha and Rua de Santa Catarina to discover the famous Café Majestic. We will stop to visit the splendid São Bento Station, of French influence and famous for its dazzling tile panels that portray various stories from past times and the Cathedral, one of the main and oldest monuments in Portugal. Crossing the Luís I Bridge to the other side, we will be in Vila Nova de Gaia. Here we visit the Monastery of Serra do Pilar and the Port Wine Cellars with time to taste this famous wine.

We continue along the busy and picturesque Ribeira with a stop to visit Casa do Infante. We will pass by the São Francisco Church, Palácio da Bolsa, Torre dos Clérigos and the neighboring Igreja do Carmo and Igreja das Carmelitas. Finally, we go to the place where the Douro river joins the sea. At Foz do Rio Douro, we continue the journey to Castelo do Queijo, a fort from the mid-19th century. XVII, which played an important role in the war to restore Portuguese independence, ending the tour with a visit to Casa da Música..