Porto Weekend & Short Breaks

Packages in Porto

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Porto Vacation Packages

It's an area of Norte that some 250,000 people reside in.

It is situated 9 miles north of Guetim and about 170 miles north of the national capital of Lisbon District.

One of your guidebook's top recommendations will no doubt be the Sandeman Cellars. Make sure you allow some time to fully appreciate this iconic sight.

If you're traveling with children in tow, you'll have to set aside a bit of time to see one or two of the excellent family-friendly attractions. Let the kids' imaginations fly free at Funny City, Magikland and Piscina das Mares.

Sea Life Porto and Estacao Litoral da Aguda Aquarium entertain visitors from all over while also supporting aquatic preservation.

Whether your youngsters yell for joy at the sight of exotic birds or unassuming reptiles, the St. Ignatius Zoo and the Maia Zoo have something for all tastes.

There's not many things more pleasurable than a well-crafted wine. Taste some of the best of this region at Cockburn Smithes Cellars or the Ramos Pinto Cellars. Ready for one or two more? The Real Companhia Velha Cellars and the Rozes Cellars are favorites around here.

Ready to place a bet? Head over to the Casino da Povoa or the Casino Espinho.

The Botanic Garden plays a vital role in conserving the region's botanical specimens. Be sure to swing by and admire the important work that they do.

Pack a picnic basket and enjoy some time to yourself in the tranquil surroundings of Crystal Palace Gardens and Boavista Square. You'll also find plenty of room to lay about on the grass at Jardim de Torrao Park and Cidade do Porto Park.

With a heap of flyers and maps at the ready, Maia Welcome Center is the best place to discover what's happening in Porto.

River Douro is is a picturesque location to spot local wildlife and skim a few stones.

Are you looking for somewhere to get a bit of rest and relaxation? Set aside a day or two to check out the area's beautiful stretches of coastline. Redonda Beach or Vila do Conde Beach ought to be your first stops. You could also splash around at Matosinhos Beach and Leca da Palmeira Beach.

Don't forget to make time for some of the many exhibition spaces nearby. Savor the contemplative atmosphere as you admire the displays at the Museum of Port Wine and the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art. Another two worth considering are Stock Exchange Palace and the Center for Portuguese Photography.

The natural world is revealed in all its majesty at the Municipal Museum Abbot Pedrosa and the Terra da Maia Historical and Ethnological Museum. Revel in their fascinating collection as your imagination wanders off into distant, exotic worlds.

Deepen your understanding of the artistic process, and perhaps even find a piece for the lounge room at one of the area's many gallery spaces. Revel in the cool atmosphere at the Guerra Junqueiro House Museum and the Soares dos Reis National Museum. The Portuguese Photography Center and the Museu de Arte Contempor\u00E2nea are also well worth a look if your schedule allows.

History lovers can explore the past at the Romantico Museum and the Penafiel Municipal Museum. Do you like the sound of those? You'll be able to learn even more at the Espinho Municipal Museum or the A Casa Colombo - Museu de Porto Santo.

Step back through the ages with a visit to the Convento de Santa Clara and Porto City Hall, just a couple of the interesting historic sites here. When it comes to days of old, there's always more to discover. Cividade de Bagunte and the Vila do Conde Aqueduct are two more great places to check out.

Dom Luis I Bridge will be of particular interest to visitors who appreciate civil engineering.

Queijo Castle and Sao Joao Baptista da Foz do Douro Castle are unique defensive structures that should interest military history enthusiasts. It's easy to imagine the significant role that they played in the region's past.

Learn a little about the region's spiritual side and take in the serene atmosphere at Porto Cathedral and Church of Sao Francisco. You might also like to have a walk around Clerigos Church and Carmelitas Church.

Before you pack up your bags and head off home, ensure you stop by a few of the area's lesser-known attractions. The Valongo Municipal Library and Aliados Square are some possible options. Also, contemplate a trip to the Palacio das Artes and Rua Santa Catarina if you've got the time.

Accommodation in Porto

If you are wondering where to stay in Porto, browse our Porto lodging options. There are no less than 180 accommodations to select from in this popular destination.

The Yeatman Hotel, at Rua do Choupelo (Santa Marinha), and the InterContinental Porto - Palacio das Cardosas, at Praca da Liberdade 25 are two of the higher-end hotels in Porto. Book a room at either and you'll be bound to have some of the best guest services in town. Alternatively, the Hotel Seculo, at Rua de Santa Catarina, 1256, and the Hotel Estoril Porto, at Rua De Cedofeita, 193, are two more budget-friendly choices worth booking.

While you are vacationing in Porto you'll definitely want to check out Sandeman Cellars, so another option is to stay in the vicinity of this iconic attraction. The Pestana Vintage Porto - Hotel & World Heritage Site is around 0.2 miles away. Another alternative is the Hotel Teatro, about 0.6 miles away.