Drive from Lisbon to Porto. Visit Porto Portugal’s second largest city where houses cling to the banks of the Douro, the legendary river. Enjoy a city sightseeing and visit some of the most important monuments like the medieval walls, Food market bollhão, the cathedral, cross the bridge to the other city Gaia.

Visit an authentic wine cellar and get more connected with the history of this wine. Port is one of the great classic European wines and its history is a long and fascinating one. One of the fascinating aspects of Port wine is its variety of different styles, each with its own characteristic flavors.

The Bolhão Market is a jewel of Porto: the building, one of the city's most iconic, is municipal heritage and a monument of public interest and preserves the memories and stories of the great fresh produce market, which beats in the heart of the city, of the people of Porto, and of those who visit it. Its character is unique and valuable, and its identity and history have been intertwined for over a hundred years with the identity and history of the city of Porto.

Cluster of museums, restaurants and cellar bars, which tell the story of the Port wine industry.

We had lunch in a typical Portuguese restaurant to learn more about the gastronomy of this region