Top Porto Archaeology Tours

Explore Portugal's rich history and cultural heritage with our exclusive tour of of Braga and Guimarães cities. Discover Braga, known as the Portuguese Rome, with its imposing churches, religious monuments and centuries-old traditions, and the world-famous Bom Jesus do Monte Shrine. In Guimarães, the “Cradle of the Nation”, relive the glorious past by visiting Guimarães Castle and walking through its historic center, considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. • Visit the craddle of Portugal in Guimarães, a UNESCO World Heritage Site • Discover the country's oldest cathedral in the historic city of Braga • Stroll through preserved medieval centers with experienced local guides • Enjoy free time to explore, take photos, and savor the regional cuisine

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).

Join archaeologist Adriano to explore ancient Celtic hillforts in Northern Portugal. Discover hidden stories, walk ancient streets, and experience history brought to life in a unique, immersive tour!

Join a detailed and immersive guided tour of Porto Cathedral, the oldest monument in the city. Explore every corner of the cathedral, from its Romanesque and Gothic elements to its religious treasury, as your guide shares fascinating stories and insights about the cathedral’s central role throughout the centuries. A complete and enriching experience that combines art, history, and tradition in the heart of Porto.

Porto’s hilly streets can make a walking or pushbike tour more challenging. Explore the city with ease aboard an electric bike that does all the hard work for you. Join your guide and group for a journey around Porto’s highlights including the Clerigos Tower, Lello Book Store, Sao Bento train station, and the Dom Luis I Bridge.

Discover Arouca Geopark on a private full-day tour from Porto designed for travelers who want mountain panoramas, geology, traditional villages and the 516 Arouca Bridge without a long hike. With a licensed driver-guide, begin high in Serra da Freita at Frecha da Mizarela, mainland Portugal’s highest waterfall, then visit the Pedras Parideiras interpretation centre and Detrelo da Malhada viewpoint for a clear reading of the geopark’s scale. Continue through traditional villages such as Janarde and Meitriz before descending to Areinho for a short Paiva riverside walk and the unforgettable 516 Arouca suspension bridge crossing. After flexible lunch time in Alvarenga, finish with the calm heritage of Santa Maria de Arouca Monastery and an optional local pastry stop. A private, scenic and well-paced Arouca day for travelers who want nature, culture and comfort.

Discover the beauty of one of Portugal’s most underrated regions on this day trip to Guimarães and Braga from Porto. Located in Northern Portugal, the region of Minho is known for its bucolic countryside, vineyards, and delicious cuisine—but exploring without your own wheels can be a challenge. Spend the day exploring it all with the help of a knowledgeable guide. Visit two cities, Guimaraes and Braga, to get to know the heart of the region.

With this small-group tour of Porto, uncover the city’s rich history without hours of research. A guide shares fascinating stories and leads you to historical landmarks that you might have overlooked if exploring alone. Discover some of the city’s best viewpoints so you can capture photos along the way, and get tips on local gastronomy, too. The tour ends with a cruise on the Douro River, so you can relax.

Taste the beauty of Portugal’s wine during this full-day tour to the Douro Valley. Visit local vineyards where you taste world-class wines while admiring scenic views from the Douro’s terraced vineyards. Learn about the Douro Valley’s wine production process from the winemakers themselves. Satiate your appetite with a traditional lunch in the charming village of Pinhão. And of course, try Portugal’s famous port wines.

Explore Porto at your own pace on a private journey through the city’s most iconic landmarks and lesser‑known corners, where centuries of stories come to life. This personalized experience gives you the freedom to dive deeper into the themes that interest you most — from medieval alleyways and Jewish heritage to political upheavals, architectural gems, and everyday traditions that shaped the city. With a dedicated guide by your side, you’ll uncover the hidden histories behind Porto’s monuments, enjoying a more intimate, flexible, and tailored exploration of the city centre. Perfect for travelers who want a richer understanding of Porto, more time for questions, and a tour crafted around their interests.

See only the best of Porto on this essential guided walking tour, ideal for travelers on a time budget. With your expert guide taking care of navigation, explore Porto’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on foot so you can focus on the finer details. Discover Porto’s top sights, such as the Clerigos Tower and the São Bento Railway Station. See the city through the eyes of a local and enjoy a stroll.

Discover the history and charm of Porto, without getting lost, on this full-day guided sightseeing tour. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Old Town, wandering through its vibrant streets and past historic landmarks. Walk across the bridge to Vila Nova de Gaia for a visit to a wine cellar, where you enjoy a tasting of the famous port wine, and embark on a Douro River cruise that offers stunning views of Porto’s six bridges.

Discover the best that Porto has to offer during this private tour with a local host. Visit the city’s key landmarks, such as Clerigos Tower, the Sao Bento train station, the Dom Luis I Bridge, the famous Lello Bookstore. Get insider tips from your private guide and see a side of Porto that's usually reserved for locals. Plus, take away personalized recommendations to make your vacation shine.

On this visit we focus on the historical legacy related to the importance of the city in the ancient empire. We will see up close the ruins of the city, spas, fountain, and we will have a museological perspective on the construction of Braga, passing through the medieval period and reconstruction, until the contemporary era that seeks to immortalize the foundations and finds of this city with more than 2000 years and greatness! This is a structured tour for history and archeology enthusiasts with optional tickets/visits. Our approach recreates and connects the "imperial urban space", opening the possibility of a deeper look to each visitor.

Uncover another side of Portugal during this Jewish Heritage walking tour from Porto. One of the oldest Jewish communities in the world, Porto plays a unique role in Jewish history and offers a chance for an interesting cultural tour off the beaten path. A friendly local guide walks you through historic Jewish quarters, hidden synagogues and places that are popular with Jews today. See Sao Bento da Vitória Church, the Porto Cathedral, and Ribeira Square among other destinations. Never look at Portugal the same way again after this fascinating tour involving an important part of the country’s history and culture.

Make the most of your time at shore with this private half-day sightseeing tour of Porto’s historic center. Climb aboard your tuk-tuk and see main highlights including Clerigos Tower, Carmo Church, São Bento Railway Station, and Porto Cathedral. This private tour offers a personalized way to cover the city sights in just a few hours.

Embark on a delightful journey from Porto to Aveiro, a picturesque city celebrated for its canals and vibrant moliceiro boats. A guided walk through Aveiro's historic center reveals charming Art Nouveau architecture and the intriguing salt traditions that define the area. Glide along the charming canals on a traditional moliceiro boat for a unique view of the city, and savor a moment of leisure to indulge in local sweets and coffee. The tour concludes with a visit to Costa Nova, famous for its colorful striped houses, rounding out your experience in this enchanting region of Portugal. - Discover the picturesque canals and vibrant architecture of Aveiro - Enjoy a guided tour highlighting local traditions and delicacies - Experience a scenic boat ride on a traditional moliceiro - Visit the colorful striped houses of Costa Nova after exploring Aveiro

Zoom in on the finer details of Porto on a walking tour that ensures personalized attention by limiting numbers to just a few travelers. Admire top Porto attractions such as Porto Cathedral, Clerigos Church and Tower, and the UNESCO-listed Sao Bento Railway Station—and discover facts and stories about the city that you’re unlikely to find in the guidebook.

Journey along Via XVII - Geira, an ancient Roman road crossing Gerês National Park. Begin in Braga, the ancient Bracara Augusta, where you'll explore its Roman origins and the starting point of this historic route. Discover centuries-old milestones, stone bridges, and archaeological sites that reveal the legacy of the Roman Empire. Walk through lush forests, crystal-clear streams, and rugged mountains, where history and nature blend in perfect harmony. Enjoy lunch at a historic stop once used by Roman soldiers for rest and meals, reliving the past on a journey through time and breathtaking landscapes.

Dicover Northern Portugal on an intimated and carefully small group Tour maximun of 4 guests, ideal for couples, friends, and solo travellers who are most wellcome. The Tour start with a guided visit in English or Portuguese to Museu Dom Diogo de Sousa in Braga, where remarkable archaelogical artifacts reveal the region´s history from the Iron Age to the Roman occupation. This visit provides a strong cultural foundation for the journey ahead. Continue along scenic Countryside roads, including sections of Caminho de Santiago, before arriving to Ponte de Lima, the oldest Town in Portugal. Enjoy a tradicional lunch at Restaurante Açude in Ponte de Lima, followed by a guided walk through the historic center, and riverside passadiços used by the Caminho de Santiago Pigrims. The experience concludes with Vinho Verde wine tasting in a unique 12th Century castle owned by Vila Galé. This Tour combines history, gastronomy, lasdscapes, and Vinho Verde wine.