Porto · TICKETS
The 15 best tickets & entry passes you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Climb Porto’s 225-step Clérigos Tower for sweeping city views, then explore its baroque church, historic collections, and museum rooms.
“Fantastic view! Love the experience with my family! We took amazing pictures and they were spectacular”
See Porto’s Clérigos Church transformed by light, music, and poetry in a 30-minute nighttime show priced at about $11.
“We enjoyed the light and sound experience! Something different that we haven’t experienced before. Hard to imagine how people came up with this idea and implemented it so perfectly! Definitely recommend seeing it!”
Review of Porto’s World of Discoveries, with interactive exhibits, Portuguese explorers, and a memorable boat ride for families and curious adults.
“A nice ride with a wooden boat at the end made all the difference! Really informative and pleasant. Lasts about 20-25 minutes and gives you a detailed description of all descoveries Portuguese Inventors made and how history and civilization were built upon it. Definitely worth of its price! Thank you! Exhibition held before that was pleasant and nice as well.”
Review SEA LIFE Porto’s $22 aquarium ticket, with sharks, rays, penguins, talks, ocean views, family tips, and honest value advice.
“it was rather small but still pretty exciting. you get value for your ticket.”
Explore medieval Guimarães, Braga Cathedral, Bom Jesus Sanctuary, and a traditional lunch on a small-group day trip from Porto.
“Amazing tour! The guide was in time, has knowledge, explained everything and answer all our questions. I strongly recommend this tour.”
Review of a small-group day trip from Porto to Braga and Guimarães, with cathedral access, lunch, wine, transport, and local guides.
“Very knowledgeable and thoughtful guide. He went the extra mile to ensure all six of us had a good time, another couple we were traveling with and a couple from Australia. It included lunch, and we had a choice of 3 entrees, with good bread and a glass of Vino Verde. Upscale restaurant, more than we expected. Picked us up and delivered us back to our hotel as promised.”
Explore Braga and Guimarães from Porto on an 8-hour small-group tour with historic sites, lunch, wine, and expert local guidance.
“Our tour guide Alvaro was incredibly kind, informative, and fun. Hearing about the history and cultural importance of each site from a native Portuguese was the best way to experience these landmarks. Excellent!”
Explore Porto’s Pink Palace with five rosé tastings, playful photo rooms, a pink ball pit, and a classic Cadillac experience.
“We visited on a Monday and it was just us in the entire building - very quiet! We tried all of the wines on offer, favourite was definitely the last one (Croft Cherry port)! The photo opportunities were great, especially with it being so quiet! Would recommend to spend an hour out and about!”
Explore WOW’s Wine Experience in Porto, learn Portuguese winemaking, and taste red, white, and port wines in 1.5 hours.
“Excellent research on the subject, from the viticulture realm, that is usually largely overlooked, to the amusing sensorial experiences and the overall detailed production. I found this particular museum to be one of finest wine museums I’ve visited in Europe! I just can’t recommend enough!”
Step into Porto’s 3D Fun Art Museum for optical illusions, playful scenes, and funny photos, with flexible booking and wheelchair access.
“Sympa mais certains tableaux ne sont pas trop 3D.”
Explore Porto’s WOW district with flexible access to wine, chocolate, cork, history, and rosé museums beside the Douro.
“Pink palace was most fun, World of Wine and the Chocolate Story were good value too”
Explore 18 hectares of plants, art, history, and the TreeTop Walk at Porto’s Serralves Park with a flexible one-day entry ticket.
Porto’s 3D Fun Art Museum turns optical illusions into playful photo scenes, with friendly staff, family fun, and a rainy-day option.
“This is so much fun. I came with my 11 year old son and we loved it. Staff are super friendly and helpful.”
Explore 5,000 years of cacao history, taste chocolate at every stage, and watch beans become award-winning bars at Porto’s WOW museum.
“The Chocolate Story is absolutely worth a visit. From bean to bar, from New World to Old, and from the palaces of royalty to your local convenience store, this museum answers any and all chocolate questions in an interesting and entertaining way. Not to mention the baby chocolate bar you recieve on entry, the tasting stations sprinkled throughout the museum, and chocolate-filled gift shop. Note: If you want to see the in-house chocolate factory at work, don't visit on a Sunday.”
Explore Porto Cathedral, Clérigos, São Bento Monastery, medieval streets, and local snacks on a three-hour guided walking tour.
“Our tour guide Artur was an absolute treasure. Very knowledgeable and a true gentleman. I 100% recommend this tour if you are in Porto.”
Pick a bank of the river, a valley or a kitchen.
