Portugal’s wine capital

Porto is the second largest city in Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. It is the wine capital of Portugal. It has huge wine cellars stretching thousands of meters and a beautiful old town. It is one of the most important wine-producing regions in Portugal. Porto's Douro River is the main producing area for Port wine, and Porto's wine culture has penetrated into every corner of the city. Porto also has a World Heritage-listed Old Town, as well as buildings such as the Concert Hall, the famous Lello Bookstore, and the Cathedral. The iconic Luis I Bridge, an engineering masterpiece of the 19th century, offers impressive panoramic views of the city from across the river. Immerse yourself in the maze of Porto's narrowest streets and neighborhoods, discovering the majesty of countless carefully designed buildings at every corner. This city exudes a timeless temperament and is a tourist city worth savoring.