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The top 10 attractions in Porto
When it comes to Portugal, the capital city of Lisbon gets arguably more than its fair share of attention. But the savvy traveller has long known that little sister city Porto is crammed with its own must-see charms. Portoâs modest size makes it easy to navigate which, in turn, means you can easily visit more than one of our top ten attractions in one day. Take a dip in a stunning swimming pool, photograph a train station thatâs worth visiting in its own right (yes, really) or simply get your fill of the gorgeous Duoro River and the megalithic Dom Luis I iron bridge stretching across to Gaia. And, finally, donât forget youâre literally in the home of port - a trip to the Vila Nova de Gaia wine cellars to learn more about Portoâs most famous export is basically non-negotiable. Cheers! Recommended: The best places to enjoy brunch in Porto This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, click here.

The 30 best things to do in Porto 2023
Ahh, Porto. Our love for you will never end. This city is cool, swish, chic, full of great food, and incredibly affordable too. And sure, sometimes it can be a little rainy, but thereâs nothing like putting up your umbrella and strolling along the water after filling yourself up on fish, meats and cheese. Porto has it all, but itâs not the kind of place with so many must-see tourist traps that youâll get overwhelmed. Instead, thereâs a great set of things to do that will see you through your trip, whether youâre in the city for three days or two weeks â and you can still take it all at a decisively chill pace. So whether youâre here for museums and galleries, fantastic food or simply to stroll through beautiful streets all day, weâve got your itinerary sorted. Read on for the best things to do in Porto. RECOMMENDED: đč The best bars in Portođ„ The best places for brunch in PortođïžÂ The best attractions in PortođšÂ The best hotels in PortođïžÂ The best Airbnbs in PortoÂ

The best parks and gardens in Porto
Porto has tons of green space â lawns where you can lay out your rug for a picnic, places to run, sunbathe or simply breathe in some fresh air. Check out our selection of the best parks and gardens in Porto.Â

What to visit in Porto
There are thousands of great things to see and do in Porto â literally. So itâs not been an easy task to boil it down to just 15 unmissable things to see in this city. Weâve done it, though, and this is the hotlistÂ

25 refĂșgios no Porto para esquecer o frio e a chuva
O cĂ©u estĂĄ cinzento, o tempo estĂĄ frio e a sua disposição estĂĄ em baixo? EntĂŁo agarre-se a este artigo com 25 refĂșgios no Porto para esquecer o frio e a chuva e tire partido do que a Invicta tem para lhe oferecer. Depois, sĂł tem de se esconder nestes cafĂ©s, restaurantes e bares, com lareiras, vinho e bolos acabados de fazer. SĂł coisas boas para passar o tempo enquanto lĂȘ um livro, conversa com os amigos ou faz scrool no feed do Instagram e sonha com os dias soalheiros e quentes. Recomendado: Seis ideias para se divertir abrigado do frio e da chuva no Porto

The best of Portoâs street art
Donât walk around looking down at the ground, or up to the sky â look at the walls around you. In Porto, art is everywhere.

Portoâs best art galleries
Porto has lots of great little galleries and small art spaces showcasing every kind of work. These are the ones you should go and check out.

Best places for brunch in Porto
Porto does traditional food really well, but itâs not afraid to embrace the new. We also excel in the art of making eggs, pancakes, toasties and coffee drinks. Get up late, have eggs and whatnot â plus a cheeky mimosa â at one of the cityâs best brunch places.

The ten best bars in Porto
Thereâs nothing more therapeutic than a night out drinking with friends â so whether itâs port wine or craft beer thatâs your tipple of choice, all Portuenses and visitors alike should know where to find the best bars in Porto. Here weâve selected our top ten places to drink in the city, so you can start the evening on the right foot or linger over drinks all night long. Because if youâve spent a hard day admiring the views over the Douro and ticking off all the great things to do in Porto, then you definitely deserve a drink. Drank somewhere on this list and loved it? Share it with the hashtag #TimeOutDrinkList. You can also find out more about how Time Out makes recommendations and reviews bars.

AniversĂĄrio Time Out Porto: nove anos, seis cartas de amor Ă cidade
Hoje Ă© o dia de aniversĂĄrio da Time Out Porto. Fazemos nove anos. Nove anos em que vimos a cidade mudar. Para melhor, sempre. Em nove anos a cena gastronĂłmica portuense mudou. Os restaurantes clĂĄssicos, com boa comida tĂpica, mantiveram-se de pedra e cal, mas ao lado destes abriram outros, novos, com novos conceitos e comida vinda de vĂĄrias partes do mundo. TambĂ©m temos hoje muitas lojas, onde artistas dos vĂĄrios quadrantes expĂ”em o que de melhor fazem. Nove anos depois gostamos de dizer de boca cheia que temos um orgulho desmedido por esta cidade. Aqui ficam, portanto, os testemunhos de seis directores que assistiram, atravĂ©s das pĂĄginas desta revista, ao quĂŁo maravilhoso o Porto consegue ser. Sempre. Recomendado: 31 coisas incrĂveis para fazer no Porto

The 5 best restaurants in Porto
Every year, we agree (eventually) on the 50 best places in Porto to eat for our annual guide. Then the Time Out critics face the hardest choice of them all: the yearâs top five. Itâs not just about the food; we think about the service, the atmosphere, the experience. These are the places that have it all. Do yourself a favour and book a table at one (or all) of them. You wonât regret it

The 13 best francesinhas in Porto
Portuguese francesinhas deserve all the honors possible. This typical Invicta dish, created in the 50's, conquers both hearts and bellies every day, and even the tourists can't seem to resist it. Scattered throughout the city, so you will be sure to cross paths with a few as you discover Porto, there are examples of francesinhas for all tastes and even less traditional variations, such as vegetarian or chicken instead of red meat. Always ready for a good meal, we took on the arduous task of discovering the best francesinhas in Porto. And if you've had enough francesinhas, be sure to try their cousin, the cachorrinhos. Here's the top places you can find them.
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Orquestra SinfĂłnica do Porto
Concerto da Orquestra Sinfónica do Porto que tem a cidade como fio condutor, com obras de Haydn, Mozart e Stravinsky.

Casa da MĂșsica
The Casa da MĂșsica was described by The New York Times as "one of the most important concert halls built in the last 100 years". The building, designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, in association with the Porto Office of Metropolitan Architecture, also houses the cultural institution Casa da MĂșsica Foundation, and three orchestras: Orquestra Nacional do Porto (Porto National Orchestra), Orquestra Barroca (Baroque Orchestra) and Remix Ensemble.


LSD Largo SĂŁo Domingos
If you're in Porto, hungry and bereft of ideas about where to go, then the SĂŁo Domingos square, at the end of the Rua das Flores, is your better option. This area has the greatest concentration of restaurants in the city, and some of them are pretty good (really good). LSD Largo SĂŁo Domingos is one of those. Unlike most restaurants, they have a policy of retiring dishes when they get too popular. So enjoy your meal while you can â unless your favourites are âmeat, meat, meatâ or the black chocolate parfait. Those are menu fixtures.

BrasĂŁo Cervejaria
BrasĂŁo is a success story in Porto. Why? Because it is a âsonâ of O Paparico, in Areosa, and that's always a good sign; and because it is one of the few restaurants to compete on quality in snacks, offering hardcore âfrancesinhaâ sandwiches (with lighter options available) and rump or sirloin steaks. The menu is simple but here's our advice: start off with fried onion in black garlic mayo, go for the hazelnut chocolate mousse for dessert. So now you know.

CafeĂna
Simply saying that this restaurant is part of entrepreneur Vasco MourĂŁoâs umbrella of businesses gives it a guaranteed stamp of quality in the city. Add 20 years in operation and the chef Camilo Jaña, who came from Chile and fell in love with this regional restaurantâs cuisine on his first ever meal in Porto, and you have CafeĂna. The result is gastronomic classics such as beef Wellington or a duo of pork with chestnuts and vegetables, two frequent lunch menu options.

A Capoeira
The secret of this Foz classic is simple: food portions are always family-sized, because it's (almost) always good to have company at the table. âGood, affordable, pretty, genuine, everything a man could dreamâ, wrote one of our critics about A Capoeira. What else is there to say? A lot. We have to mention the cod Ă la BrĂĄs, so good they only serve it once a week, and the octopus rice. Oh, and we'd be remiss to neglect the tongue stew and the âcabidelaâ blood rice. Indeed, we could just paste the entire menu here with no additional comments. The main thing is, you will leave the Esplanada do Castelo having eaten a fine meal.