Porto
in Portugal

Porto is Lisbon’s daintier, more intimate little sister. Set on the Douro River, Portugal’s second city is one of the most eclectic in Europe. Porto is filled with gold-leafed churches, steep slopes and picturesque, tiled buildings.

how long to go for

a long weekend, a weekend

when to go

april, may, june, july, august

holidays

Freedom Day, Labour Day, Corpus Christi, Portugal Day, Republic Day, Restoration of Portuguese Independence

how to get there

Fly into Porto Airport and take the purple metro line into town or hop in a taxi.

how to get around

on foot, by metro, by taxi

nice to know

porto's hills are steep and the cobbles are uneven. save your best shoes for elsewhere.

local language

Portuguese

currency

euro

in an emergency

call 112

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Casa Cedo

Cedofeita

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Set on Rua de Cedofeita – one of Porto’s more independent, design-leaning streets – Casa Cedo takes over a restored 19th-century townhouse reworked in a beautiful way to preserve its original bones. At street level, it opens as a working flower shop, where arrangements shift with the seasons and spill into the windows. The house itself is small – just eight rooms, each named after aflower, with bespoke pieces made locally and a focus on details and objects that feel collected over time.

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