Duplo Ribeira by Petit Palace

Duplo Ribeira by Petit Palace

The neighborhood

Much more than a World Heritage Site

If you are told that Porto is an old and boring city, known for being a World Heritage Site, hurry to live a few days full of emotions among colorful facades, slopes, exquisite bites, and, of course, its glorious wine.

  • Luis I Bridge

    Luis I Bridge

    Known for connecting Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia over the Douro River, crossing the Luis I Bridge is to change perspective: architecture, river, and Porto merge into one of the most recognizable views of the city.

  • Palácio da Bolsa

    Palácio da Bolsa

    Palácio da Bolsa is a true architectural gem of the nineteenth century, former center of commercial life in Porto. Its interior, especially the Arab Room, reveals a bourgeois, elegant city, and, of course, open to the world.

  • Igreja dos Clérigos

    Igreja dos Clérigos

    The Igreja dos Clérigos is a great baroque icon of Porto. Its famous tower dominates the city, and climbing to the top has a reward: a panoramic view that will allow you to connect, like a map, rooftops, river, and horizon.

  • Cais da Ribeira

    Cais da Ribeira

    Without a doubt, Cais da Ribeira is the most vibrant postcard of Porto from your trip: colorful facades, terraces, boats, and the majestic Douro in front of you. A place to sit and let yourself be carried away by the slow local rhythm.

Much more than a World Heritage Site

Duplo Ribeira by Petit Palace

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