2025 Lordelo do Ouro Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

CALEM Winery is located next to the Louis I Bridge over the Douro River. Tickets are available at the counter for 17 euros per person. There are explanations in English, Portuguese, Spanish and French. You can enter the wine cellar to listen to the explanations. After the explanations, you can taste two kinds of wine. Because of the time limit for the visit, it would be better to visit early. Please come early tomorrow. If you visit too late, you will not be able to choose the language of the explanation. If you don't mind, you can listen to the explanations in Portuguese, Spanish or French! The visiting hours are from 10:00 am to 6:30 pm. Please make an appointment early or arrive on site early to buy tickets for the visit!

Porto is really an amazing city, full of old and traditional buildings and picturesque streets. It’s easy to fall in love with this city. You must take a walk near the river and enjoy the sunset, you can catch the traditional tram. 🚃 #wintergetaway #passionpassport #portugal #2023TravelWish #MyTripVlog #tripblazers #urbanexplorer

#citypassguide Want to soak up the best of Porto without draining your wallet? The Porto City Pass is your smart travel sidekick — unlocking iconic attractions, free transport, and discounts that help you do more for less. 🧳💶 ⸻ 🏰 What’s Included? Depending on the option you choose (there are versions with or without transport), the pass includes: ✅ Free or discounted access to top attractions: • 🚋 Historic tram rides • 📷 Clérigos Tower & Church • 🍷 Port wine cellars tour & tasting • 🖼️ Serralves Museum • 🏛️ World of Discoveries • ⛪ Cathedral of Porto (Sé do Porto) ✅ Free public transportation (bus, metro, and tram) with the Porto Card + Transport ✅ Discounts on river cruises, restaurants, and Fado shows ✅ Skip-the-line at select attractions ⸻ 💰 Why It’s a Great Deal • You can save up to 35–50% compared to paying for tickets individually, especially if you’re visiting 3+ attractions. • Transportation costs are fully covered with the +Transport option — that’s a big win in a hilly city like Porto. • Exclusive discounts stack up quickly on food, souvenirs, and activities like boat tours or cable car rides. ⸻ 💡 Money-Saving Tips 🔹 Choose the right duration: Available in 1, 2, 3, or 4-day versions. The more days you choose, the better the value. 🔹 Buy it online in advance: Get a small discount & avoid queueing at tourist offices. 🔹 Plan your route smart: Use the included map to group attractions by area — saves time and money on transport. 🔹 Bring your student ID: You may stack student discounts with some of the Porto Card benefits! ⸻ 🗓️ Best Way to Use It in a Day 1. Start at São Bento Station (free to enter, stunning azulejos) 2. Visit the Clérigos Tower and enjoy a panoramic view 3. Take the historic tram to Foz do Douro 4. Explore a Port wine cellar with included tasting 5. End the day with a sunset Douro River cruise (discounted!)

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Superb museum of contemporary art. allow 90 minutes to cover it all. Nice restaurant on the top floor. Explore the sculpture garden and the Serralves Art Deco villa which are all included in the €24 ticket#Serralves 📍Address:R. Dom João de Castro 210, 4150-417 Porto, Portugal

Amazing trip to Oporto, went there for a concert and loved the city

#traveltips ❗️⭐️Portuguese food is generally slightly sweet, so you need to be mentally prepared ❗️⭐️The trains in Portugal are very bumpy. If you are motion sick, remember to prepare motion sickness medicine. ❗️⭐️The old towns of Porto and Lisbon have obvious signs of dilapidation, with steep slopes and dim lights after dark. Try to avoid passing through the old town at night to ensure your own safety and to ensure that you have enough energy for a day trip. Day 1 Madrid ✈️ Porto 📍Battle Square 📍Saint Benedict Station 📍Porto Bishop’s Palace 📍Don Luis I Iron Bridge 📍Sandeman Wine Cellar 🏨Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa Day 2 📍Freedom Square 📍Lello Bookstore 📍Priest Tower 📍Church of San Francisco 📍Libera Pier and surroundings 🏨Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa Day 3 Porto 🚄Lisbon 📍Lisbon Cathedral 📍Saint George Castle 📍 Rossio Square 📍 Bika Lift 📍Uptown 📍Pessoa House 🏨DoubleTree by Hilton Lisbon Fontana Park Day 4 📍Belem District 📍Lisbon Oceanarium 🏨DoubleTree by Hilton Lisbon Fontana Park Day 5 📍Jeronimos Monastery 📍Beren Egg Tart Shop 📍Monument of the Great Discovery 📍Belém Tower 🏨DoubleTree by Hilton Lisbon Fontana Park Day 6 Lisbon ✈️Manchester #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #GLOBAL TRAVEL #PORTUGAL #LISBON #PORTO #LISBON ATtractions #WESTERN EUROPE

🏨 Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa 📍 R. do Ten. Valadim 146, Lordelo do Ouro, Porto District, Portugal Craving a touch of luxury without breaking the bank? 🤑 Look no further than the Sheraton Porto Hotel & Spa! Nestled in a quieter part of Porto, it's just a 15-minute Uber hop to the city's heart. 🚗💨 The rooms? Think spacious retreats where you can stretch out and relax. 🛌💤 And while you're there, don't miss out on the spa - it's a slice of heaven for those in need of pampering. 🧖‍♀️💆‍♂️ The staff? They're the cherry on top, always on hand to ensure your stay is smooth sailing. 🍒👌 And for those moments of tranquility, you'll appreciate the clean, quiet vibe that lets you recharge in peace. 🔋🧘 Just a heads-up, though - if you're planning a bubble bath, you might want to skip it for a shower instead. 🚿👀 Overall, it's a thumbs-up from fellow travelers for a serene stay in Porto! 👍🇵🇹 # Porto # PortoHotel # PortoTravel

As one of the most important contemporary art museums in Portugal, the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art in Porto has collected a large number of valuable modern art pieces, including works by outstanding artists from both home and abroad, from the 1960s to the present. In 2012, the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art was established as a national monument of Portugal. The construction of the museum was designed by architect Álvaro Siza Vieira. In addition to a 4500 square meter exhibition hall, there are stairs, a concert hall, a library, a resource center, a shop, a café, and a leisure center, as well as a restaurant overlooking the park. The design here aims to be closer to nature, integrating with it as part of the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art. The museum is located within the large park of the Serralves Foundation, with a long shape, connected to the road on the north side and extending into the park on the south side, with a downward slope from north to south. Since the site is within the park, Siza did not want to destroy the original sense of openness and decided to hide the volume of the building, a technique that is intriguing. At the street side of the museum, there is a small entrance pavilion, followed by a long corridor, passing through a lawn courtyard, around a white house, and then through a dry landscape courtyard to reach the formal entrance of the museum. This makes the main body of the museum both physically and perceptually distant from the street, thus concealed. The other three sides of the building face the park, and Siza also used the terrain to bury part of the building that does not require lighting underground, only slowly emerging from the ground at the southern end, greatly reducing the volume of the building.

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#EuropeanTravel #PortoTravel 📍R. do Passeio Alegre 828, 4150-570 Porto, Portugal 🚃 Take trams 1 and 18 Leave the port and take a walk along the Porto beach! There are green forests above the beach, and the flowers blooming on the trees are so pretty 🌺 It seems nice to take a break from your trip while feeling the cool breeze under the trees🌱 It's a great place to take the shot of your life🫶

The Douro River is the third longest river in the Iberian Peninsula. When mentioning the Douro River in Portugal, most people will think of Porto, located at the downstream outlet. After all, it is the second largest city in Portugal, has rich tourist resources, and is also the export port of the famous port wine. Speaking of Portuguese wine, everyone naturally thinks of Port. In fact, in recent decades, Portuguese dry wine has begun to come to the fore. Because the country has always had no shortage of excellent vineyards and winemakers, it has been able to produce wines that are praised by the world in just a few decades and establish its reputation and status. Portugal has five major DOC regions and one largest Vinho Regional – Regional table wine region, namely Vinho Verde, Douro, Dao, Bairrada, Alentejo and Vinho Regional Alentejano.

# Sign up for a hotel sleeper Address: Av. da Boavista 1466, 4100-114 Porto Although the Crowne Plaza Porto is not in the center of Porto, it takes 15 minutes to walk from the metro station Casa de Musical, which will be less walking by bus. It takes about an hour to walk out of the old city and another hour to walk to the sea. Multi-person call cars are cheaper D However, overall the rooms are very spacious and upscale, the neighborhood is a middle-class residential area, quiet and comfortable, are highly recommended. Was upgraded to a Junior Suite suite, but it was a twin bed, narrower, but the mattress was just as good. The decoration has D Western old cadre feel, do not matter, this is a points room, to pay if the money of a thousand or so. Especially the sofa chairs look old-fashioned, but very good to sit, simply super comfortable! The bathroom has a bathtub, the overall texture is great and very clean, the supplies provided are fragrant and very comfortable to use. Please note European five stars, no slippers no toothbrushes no cotton swabs. There is a spa and a gym without a swimming pool, but no time to use. There are at least 3 supermarkets in 10 minutes walk; the whole street outside is repaired, at least a few months, sitting in high heels or drag suits will be D difficult.

A.M./P.M.: 96 Hours in Porto Vol.8 🌟The biggest surprise of my second visit to Porto - Serralves🌟 Serralves Museum (Fundação de Serralves), known as the cultural paradise of Porto, is a world-class contemporary art museum exhibiting contemporary art. Even if you don't understand it, it's still very photogenic. Some exhibits allow you to immerse yourself and participate in them. The distance between art and people can actually be very close. You can try to think and feel, and use your own understanding to view the artwork. The garden of the Cerralves Museum is very large, covering 18 hectares and divided into many different areas, each with a unique feel. As the landlord said, it is definitely worth visiting even just for the garden. I happened to encounter a special exhibition of the Spanish surrealist painting master Joan Miró. The works of Master Miró give me a feeling of humor full of childlike innocence and fantasy. Unfortunately, photography was not allowed at the exhibition.