Top Northern Portugal Running Tours

Stay active and see the highlights of Porto when they’re the least crowded when you book this sunrise running tour. Alongside a private guide, jog along the city’s popular streets and across the Douro River to Vila Nova de Gaia to see landmarks like the port wine cellars, Dom Luis I Bridge, and the historic city center.

Discover the enchanting world of Traditional Fado in Porto, where an extraordinary and deeply immersive performance awaits. Let yourself be carried by its emotional melodies and gain a deeper understanding of one of Portugal’s most treasured cultural expressions. Enjoy a Traditional Fado performance that goes beyond the usual tourist shows, offering a truly authentic experience in a warm, intimate and traditional setting. Ideal for those seeking genuine encounters, this unique style of Fado allows you to feel the true essence of this art form, away from the typical tourist spots. Step into the heart of Portuguese culture with a memorable and authentic Traditional Fado experience in the captivating city of Porto. This programme is one of the highest-rated in Portugal across several platforms. See for yourself!

Delve into the rich history of Porto alongside a professional guide on this immersive Porto walking tour. Experience northern Portugal’s historic city of Porto, known for its curved streets and blend of Moorish and Roman influences. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic city center, explore Porto Cathedral and baroque churches, and learn how grapes traveled the Douro River to the coast where winemakers make famous Port (fortified wine).

Porto is about more than just port—discover the city’s thriving beer scene, and learn how locals drink, on this immersive tasting tour. Meet your guide in the evening, and set off with just a small group for company. You’ll visit a number of locals-frequented beer destinations (including beer shops, brewpubs, and more); will enjoy local bites and food pairings with your beer; and will go on insider tours to learn about the brewing process.

Porto has plenty of wine-related tours on offer, but a behind-the-scenes look at the world’s oldest working port wine cellar is rare. This one unlocks the usually off-limits Vintage Room at Real Companhia Velha and also takes you on a journey through the city's renowned wine district, Vila Nova de Gaia. As you explore, stop for tastings of authentic Portuguese dishes—such as cod fritters and fresh pastries—visit local eateries, and wash everything down with locally made wine.