A Portuguese city on the banks of the Douro, famous for its wine, historic streets, colourful façades and iconic bridges.

Porto is one of Portugal’s most iconic cities, situated on the banks of the River Douro, near its mouth on the Atlantic Ocean. Its historic centre, with its narrow streets, colourful façades and ancient buildings, reflects centuries of history and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city combines a traditional atmosphere with a vibrant cultural and culinary scene. It is world-renowned for Port wine, which is produced in the region and traditionally aged in the cellars situated opposite the city, in Vila Nova de Gaia. Among its landmarks are the Dom Luís I Bridge, which connects both banks of the river, and the lively Ribeira district, full of terraces, restaurants and panoramic views of the Douro. Porto offers a unique blend of history, architecture and Portuguese culture.