Museums and Art Galleries

The Short Answer Yes, the World of Wine in Porto is worth it, especially on a rainy day or for families. It is a hilltop quarter of seven museums in Vila Nova de Gaia, with restaurants and one of the best free terrace views in the city. Pick two or three museums rather than chasingContinue reading "World of Wine (WOW) Porto: Tickets, Museums & Is It Worth It?"

At A Glance Sé do Porto, the city’s 12th-century Romanesque cathedral, is one of Porto’s oldest and most important landmarks, a short walk from Villa Almada. Construction began in 1110 under Portugal’s first king, Afonso Henriques Mix of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architectural styles Panoramic views over the Douro river and Ribeira rooftops Short walkContinue reading "Porto Cathedral (Sé do Porto) – A Must-See Historical Landmark"

At A Glance Porto’s 10 best museums and art galleries span the Soares dos Reis (oldest in Portugal), the Serralves contemporary art museum, and the Casa da Música. Serralves Museum — contemporary art, gardens, and pink house Museu Nacional de Soares dos Reis — Portugal’s oldest museum Casa da Música — Rem Koolhaas’s concert hallContinue reading "10 Best Museums and Art Galleries in Porto You Shouldn’t Miss"