Discover Porto

Discover Porto

Discover Porto



Located in northern Portugal, Porto offers a perfect mix of culture, nature, and modern conveniences. From local markets to beautiful beaches, there's something for everyone. Discover the must-see attractions, activities, restaurants, and landmarks in and around the area to make the most of your visit.
Surfers on Matosinhos beach with historic fort, waves, and rocky coastline under blue sky

Beaches & Surf



Enjoy long sandy beaches, seaside walkways, and some of the region's best surf spots. Whether you want to relax by the ocean, take a surfing lesson, or watch the sunset, the coast is always nearby.
Grilled fish with fresh vegetables and red wine at EcoHost Matosinhos restaurant

Seafood & Local Flavours



Porto is famous for its seafood restaurants and traditional Portuguese cuisine. From top-notch vegan restaurants to freshly grilled fish in Matosinhos, and the world-famous Port wine—which can be savored across the river in Porto’s historic cellars—you’ll find some of the country’s best culinary experiences right around the corner.
Colorful waterfront cityscape in Matosinhos, Portugal with traditional boats and orange-roofed buildings along the Douro

Culture & History



Explore Porto's historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, wander through the colourful Ribeira district, or visit the renowned Serralves Museum and Gardens for a blend of contemporary art and nature.
EcoHost market courtyard in Matosinhos with vendor stalls, classical architecture, and shoppers browsing local products.

Markets & Shopping



Discover local life at the iconic Bolhão Market, stroll along the vibrant Santa Catarina Street with its shops and cafés, browse charming independent stores, or enjoy modern shopping centres and boutiques throughout the area.
Wooden boardwalk through lush forest valley with stream, EcoHost Matosinhos nature trail experience

Nature & Outdoor Living



Explore the Douro and Leça riversides, discover scenic waterfalls and forest trails in the surrounding region, or walk along some of northern Portugal’s famous "passadiços", including the Paiva Walkways and other riverside boardwalks that showcase stunning natural landscapes.