2. Ribeira Wind your way down cobbled streets in Porto’s old town to the riverfront where you’ll find a string of fun bars spilling onto the banks of the Douro.

From sleek boutique hotels to renovated historic palaces and rejuvenating wellness retreats, these are the best hotels in ...

The rambling old town forms the heart of the city, with beautiful buildings adorned with tiles and sloping, cobbled streets. The Douro river underlines the city, with Vila Nova de Gaia just over ...

One of the most iconic spots is the top level of the Dom Luís I Bridge, offering spectacular views over the Douro River and the picturesque Riberia District (Porto Old Town). Holidaymakers can ...

This pristine waterway marks Porto's southern edge, with Vila Nova de Gaia - technically a separate city - on the opposite side. Flanking the river is Porto's rugged old town, Ribeira.

11:23, Sat, May 18, 2024 | UPDATED: 11:23, Sat, May 18, 2024 Share Article Bookmark Comments Porto is Portugal's most walkable city (Image: Getty) ...