This charming dockside town offers visitors history, delicious food, sumptuous wine and characterful locals by the bucket load. The town has an edgy, urban side but continues to entrance thanks to its rich history and culture. Explore the undulating backstreets of Miragaia or Massarelos or head to the docks for a snapshot of seaside life. The city?s alleys in the historic centre are illustrated with beautiful street art and ancient buildings are interspersed with contemporary 21st century creations making this cityscape a tapestry of influences. Of course no visit to Porto would be complete without tasting some of the incredible culinary offerings and sampling from the amazing local port cellars. Ready to go" Check out our favourite hotels in this rich city? Looking for the best hotels in Lisbon.
Flores Village Hotel & Spa

This regal hotel is housed in a charming 18th-century building that has been beautifully finished in blue and white tiles. Centrally located within walking distance of the train station and Porto Cathedral which some rooms have balconies with a view of. The rooms at the hotel are fitted with flat screen TVs, coffee and tea making facilities, a minibar, and free Wi-Fi. Separate lounges are available in the suites and room service is available as is an onsite bar. The breakfast buffet is served in an ornately decorated dining room and comes free with the room. There are plenty of facilities at the hotel to keep guests entertained such as a gym, sp...