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Tip: Choose a 3-hour walk or upgrade to 4 hours, which adds a half Francesinha and half chicken piri piri meal.
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Douro Valley Half-Day Winery & Lunch Tour From Porto
A 6-hour small-group trip from Porto into the Douro Valley with a guided tasting of Port wines and olive oil at Quinta da Roeda, a traditional lunch and viewpoints over the terraced vineyards.
TipThe estate visited may be replaced by another winery of similar quality, depending on availability.
Eat Porto Like a Local: The Ultimate Full-Meal Food Tour
A walking food tour of Porto's historical center with a local expert, stopping in at least 4 venues for the equivalent of a full meal, with food and drinks included.
TipGroups are small, and alcoholic drinks in fixed amounts are included for guests over 18.
Porto: 3-Hour Food Tour
A three-hour food tour of Porto visiting five spots, from a traditional cafe breakfast to a market with Iberian ham, sardines, cheese and wine, then a local lunch with drinks included.
TipMeet near the Aliados metro exit and arrive 10 minutes before the start, as the tour always starts on time.
Porto: Cockburn’s Port Lodge Tour & Tasting
A guided visit and premium tasting at Cockburn's Lodge, the largest Port cellar in Vila Nova de Gaia, with the only open cooperage in the town and a cellars museum.
TipThe coopers work from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 4.30 pm, so visit then to watch them at work.
Porto: Delicious Food and Wine Walking Tour
A walking food and wine tour of Porto's Old Town with a local guide, tasting bifana, bolinho de bacalhau, caldo verde, regional cheeses and cured meats, ginja and port wine with chocolate.
TipChoose the 3-hour tour with 10 tastings or the 4-hour tour with a full meal; it is a small group tour of up to 10 people.
Porto: Evening Local Food Crawl with Drink Pairings
An evening food and wine crawl through 4 different locations in Porto, from historic local restaurants to small bodegas, with 10-12 petiscos and drinks including port wines, beer and local wine.
TipItineraries are subject to change; the route passes the Clérigos and Cedofeita districts along the way.