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Discover Porto’s electric nightlife on this 4-hour evening tour and dance the night away with a fun-loving guide and group of like-minded travelers. Ensure an evening to remember with VIP entrance to four of the city’s hottest bars and clubs, drinks at each venue, and plenty of time to hit the dancefloor.

No visit to Portugal would be complete without seeing a fado performance—a UNESCO-listed intangible heritage experience. Avoid disappointment by booking your ticket in advance, and guarantee your spot in this intimate venue in the historic heart of Porto. You get to witness four different fado performances, more than the typical show.

Uncover the charm of Portugal’s two oldest cities on this full-day tour of Guimarães and Braga from Porto. Start in the medieval village of Guimarães for a walk through the Palace of the Dukes of Bragança and the Guimarães Castle. After a relaxing lunch break, head to the Roman city of Braga, home to the oldest archdiocese in Portugal, visit the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus, and see the city’s historic cathedral, which dates back to the 11th century.

Experience the mesmerizing beauty of a live Portuguese fado performance during a 45-minute show in the historic port wine cellars of Calem. Absorb the radiant atmosphere and listen to haunting voices sing of love, loss, and betrayal. As you enjoy the dexterous strumming of the accompanying guitars, sip emblematic port wine, locally grown in the vineyards of Porto, for a truly authentic cultural experience.

Visit Portugal’s second largest city on this private guided tour of its historic center. Experience Porto by tuk-tuk with a personal chauffeur. See the city’s amazing bookstore, the M.C. Escher-like Livraria Lello, its 800-year-old cathedral, and a UNESCO-listed monastery during this good-value, outing that includes a traditional seafood lunch in the heart of seafood country and hotel pickup.

If you’re new to Porto or visiting for a short time, this 1.5-minute walking tour gives you a personalized introduction with a local host. You’ll learn about the baroque architecture that typifies Porto and get recommendations to further your explorations afterward. Plus, you can choose a start time that suits you for ultimate flexibility.

Visiting Santiago de Compostela from Porto independently means coordinating cross-border transportation and navigating an unfamiliar city once you arrive. Leave those logistics to a guided day tour that takes you into Spain to explore the UNESCO-listed pilgrimage destination and understand its religious and cultural significance. Combine expert historical context with convenient transportation, plus a stop in Valenca, without arranging the cross-border journey yourself.