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Porto Travel Guide 2024

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City Overview: Porto is Portugal's second-largest city and named after port wine
Known for cobblestone streets, 18th-century townhouses, and modern architecture
UNESCO World Heritage site Ribeira district features 14th-century São Francisco church
Attractions: Port wine cellars across Douro River at Vila Nova de Gaia
Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Serralves showcases contemporary art
Casa de Mateus, a baroque estate with Vatican relics
University of Coimbra, founded in 1290, with 17th-century tower
Practical Information: Best visited May, June, September for dry weather and fewer crowds
Metro, buses, tram, and funicular available for transportation
Euro is the official currency, ATMs widely accessible
Tipping not customary, but service appreciated
Nearby Destinations: Peneda-Geres National Park offers hiking and Roman ruins
Braga features Bom Jesus do Monte with 17-flight stairway
Matosinhos beach accessible by metro or bus
Prima Vera festival in early June
São João festival on June 23-24th