Explore Porto over 24 or 48-hours, with one convenient hop-on, hop-off ticket. See the city's bridges, architecture, culture, and great nightlife. Easily reach the historical center of town and visit popular spots like the Ribeira, Clérigos, the Lello bookshop, or the coastal area in Matosinhos. Simply jump on board the yellow buses with your 48-hour ticket. The bus ticket includes the Historical Porto Bus Tour and the Porto Castle Bus Tour. Don't forget to taste the famous Port wine. Head out to the Foz do Douro or Matosinhos beaches and the Gaia Riverside area, or visit the Tramcar Museum. With this hop-on, hop-off ticket, you'll be able to access the many fascinating destinations of Porto. Historical Porto Bus Tour: 1 – Cathedral / S.Bento 2 – Sé Catedral 3 – Praça da Batalha 4 – Jardim do Morro / Caves Cálem 5 – Porto viewpoint / Yeatman 6 – Boeira Garden (Poças Junior - 10 min walking) 7 – Largo dos Aviadores / El Corte Inglês 8 – Câmara Municipal 9 – Jardim Morro 10 – Praça da Batalha 11 – Alfândega 12 – Cordoaria / Clérigos 13 – Palácio de Cristal 14 – Casa da Música 15 – Ribeira / River cruise / Palácio Bolsa / Caves Cálem Porto Castles Bus Tour: 1 - Cathedral / S. Bento Station 2 - Sé Catedral / Cathedral 3 - Praça da Batalha 4 - Praça da República 5 - Palácio de Cristal – Suspended 6 - Casa da Música 7 - Av. Boavista Hotéis- Suspended until 8/9 8 - Fundação de Serralves- Suspended until 18/09 9 - Parque da Cidade 10 - Castelo do Queijo / Sea Life Porto 11 - Anémona 12 - Matosinhos Restaurants 13 - Tourism Office / Cruises Terminal 14 - Matosinhos Beaches 15 - Anémona 16 - Castelo do Queijo / Sea Life 17 - Passeio Alegre 18 - Fluvial 19 - Tramcar Museum 20 - Ribeira / River Cruise / Palácio Bolsa / Caves Cálem

Bridges, architecture, port wine, culture, and great nightlife: Explore Porto over 48 hours with one hop-on hop-off bus, tramcar, and cable car ticket. Discover the history of the city from its old monuments such as the Cathedral and Carmo Church, to cultural offerings such as Serralves and Casa da Música. With your cable car ticket, travel to the top of Guidais Funicular and enjoy the panoramic views of the entire city. You could hop off at any of the city's best dining spots and try the famous Francesinha in Ribeira or seafood specialties in Matosinhos. On the bus, learn all about Porto's history and culture from the built-in audio guide system. Your ticket also includes a guided visit and wine tasting at Boeira Garden Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton, where you can enjoy a port wine tasting and learn all about the history of Porto's wine culture. . Historical Porto Bus Tour: 1 – Cathedral / S.Bento 2 – Sé Catedral 3 – Praça da Batalha 4 – Jardim do Morro / Caves Cálem 5 – Porto viewpoint / Yeatman 6 – Boeira Garden (Poças Junior - 10 min walking) 7 – Largo dos Aviadores / El Corte Inglês 8 – Câmara Municipal 9 – Jardim Morro 10 – Praça da Batalha 11 – Alfândega 12 – Cordoaria / Clérigos 13 – Palácio de Cristal 14 – Casa da Música 15 – Ribeira / River cruise / Palácio Bolsa / Caves Cálem Porto Castles Bus Tour: 1 - Cathedral / S. Bento Station 2 - Sé Catedral / Cathedral 3 - Praça da Batalha 4 - Praça da República 5 - Palácio de Cristal – Suspended 6 - Casa da Música 7 - Av. Boavista Hotéis- Suspended until 8/9 8 - Fundação de Serralves- Suspended until 18/09 9 - Parque da Cidade 10 - Castelo do Queijo / Sea Life Porto 11 - Anémona 12 - Matosinhos Restaurants 13 - Tourism Office / Cruises Terminal 14 - Matosinhos Beaches 15 - Anémona 16 - Castelo do Queijo / Sea Life 17 - Passeio Alegre 18 - Fluvial 19 - Tramcar Museum 20 - Ribeira / River Cruise / Palácio Bolsa / Caves Cálem

Porto is the capital and gateway to Northern Portugal. It is the city that provided a nation with a name and a fortified wine known world-wide: port. With its splendid geographical location on the mouth of the Douro River and an architectural heritage of exceptional quality, the historic center of Porto was declared UNESCO World Heritage in 1996.  In addition to its history, any visitor to Porto will be quickly impressed by the forceful character both of the city and its inhabitants. The downtown of Porto is called 'Baixa' where all the rhythms of city life, movement and intense retailing are found. There is a very peculiar expression which bestows a Nordic, mercantile tone onto a city that is both spiritually and intensely baroque. In sharp contrast, in the Serralves Park, there is the sheer modernity of the building housing the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the romantic, soothing surroundings of the surrounding leafy park.

Discover the beauty of Porto´s typical neighborhoods and take from the open top of the van some unique and unforgettable photos. The Tour starts at the meeting point and crosses the city until meeting the sea. The return is along the river bank overlooking the wine cellars on the other side in Vila Nova de Gaia. During the two hours of sightseeing, it is possible to cover different iconic places of the Unbeaten City, such as the modern House of Music, Anemone, Famous Fortresses and Statues of D. João VI, the Bridges of Arrábida, Luís I, D. Maria, Clérigos Tower, and enjoy the panoramic views of Virtudes, S. Bento da Vitória, Jardim do Morro and, finally, Serra do Pilar in Gaia.

During your walking tour, your guide will tell you fascinating facts and stories about Portugal's second city. Hear how it became famous for Port, its stately bridges and colourful architecture. Your guide will take you to tourist hotspots, including Torre dos Clerigos, Luís I Bridge, Porto Cathedral and Jardim do Morro. You can also hop onboard a double-decker sightseeing bus and enjoy panoramic views of Porto from the open-top deck. See the city's stately bridges and multi-coloured buildings from a whole new perspective, enjoying audio commentary as you travel. With unlimited hop-on hop-off across two bus routes for 24 hours, it's the perfect way to see the sights of Portugal's second city.

The city of Porto is known as the city of "Invicta". It's the city that gave its name to Portugal very early in 200 BC, and was later to become the capital of Portucalense. It is still a city known worldwide for its wine, bridges, ancient and contemporary architecture,and  its historical center is listed as  a World Heritage site by UNESCO. With its beautiful monuments and historic buildings, such as the imposing cathedral and the Tower of Clerics, Porto is the second largest city of Portugal, offering a superb harmonious synthesis of old and new attractions. On the opposite bank of the river, Vila Nova de Gaia has superb views of the world-famous Port wine cellars, and is the main production center of Port wine. You can see where the wine is blended and aged, plus taste different varieties. Alternatively, you can opt for a cruise on the Douro.