The Luís I Bridge, is a bridge in metallic structure with two decks, built between the 1881 and 1888, linking the cities of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia (north and south bank, respectively) separated by the Douro River You will have a wonderful panoramic view of the City from Porto

The Torre dos Clérigos is the tallest tower in Portugal: its 76 meters high and the more than 200 steps give access to a privileged panoramic view of Porto.

CNN in 2014 considered it the most beautiful bookstore in the world. Inside the bookstore, there are several broken pillars and arches and the famous staircase, which are known to have served as inspiration for the Hogwarts stairs in Harry Potter books and films. For anyone who is a fan of the author or books, a curiosity is that J. K. Rowling lived in Porto for a while.

The São Bento Train Station was built at the beginning of the 20th century on the remains of the old convent of São Bento de Ave Maria and still preserves that melancholic and ancient air that characterizes the city of Porto. The real jewel is inside: a hall decorated with more than 20,000 tiles in which Portuguese history is portrayed.

In Ribeira we visited Praça da Ribeira, popularly also known as Praça do Cubo; Rua da Fonte Taurina, one of the oldest in the city; the Wall of Bacalhoeiros and the House do Infante, where Infante D. Henrique is believed to have been born in 1394