Travelers will experience the heart of Porto at Avenida dos Aliados, the city’s main boulevard and one of its most iconic landmarks. Surrounded by impressive neoclassical buildings, including the City Hall, this grand avenue reflects the civic and historical importance of Porto.

Travelers will see the impressive Porto City Hall (Câmara Municipal do Porto), one of the most iconic buildings on Avenida dos Aliados. Dominating the northern end of the avenue, this grand neoclassical structure is known for its tall central clock tower and elegant stone façade.

Travelers will see the Church of Lapa (Igreja da Lapa), a historic and lesser-known landmark in Porto. This elegant neoclassical church is closely linked to the city’s history and is known for housing the heart of King Pedro IV of Portugal.

Travelers will see the Church of Carmo (Igreja do Carmo), one of Porto’s most iconic baroque landmarks. It is especially known for its stunning blue and white azulejo tile façade, one of the most photographed in the city.

Travelers will see Livraria Lello, one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. Famous for its neo-Gothic architecture, ornate wooden staircase, and stained glass skylight, it is widely regarded as a cultural icon of Porto.

Travelers will see the Clérigos Church and Tower (Igreja e Torre dos Clérigos), one of Porto’s most iconic baroque landmarks. Designed by Nicolau Nasoni, it is best known for its impressive bell tower that dominates the city skyline.

Travelers will see the Porto Cathedral (Sé do Porto), one of the city’s oldest and most important monuments. Located in the historic center, this Romanesque cathedral is known for its fortress-like appearance, beautiful cloisters, and panoramic views over the city and the Douro River.

Travelers will see São Bento Railway Station (Estação de São Bento), one of the most beautiful train stations in the world. Famous for its grand entrance hall covered with thousands of traditional blue and white azulejo tiles, it depicts important moments from Portuguese history.

Travelers will visit the Serra do Pilar Viewpoint (Mosteiro da Serra do Pilar), one of the most spectacular panoramic spots in Porto. From here, guests can enjoy sweeping views over the Douro River, the historic city center, and the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge.

Travelers will see the McDonald’s Imperial, widely considered one of the most beautiful McDonald’s restaurants in the world. Located in a historic Art Deco building in the city center, it features elegant stained glass windows and ornate interior details that reflect its original design as a prestigious café.