NOTE: The tour can be shared with non e-bike clients.
Start Point: Portugal
Portugal · Cycle
The journey
Discover Porto on an e-bike tour that makes it easy to explore the city’s historic center, riverfront, and Atlantic coastline in just a few hours. Starting from a higher point in the city, you’ll enjoy a mostly gentle ride downhill through Porto’s architectural highlights before following the Douro River toward the sea.
Along the way, take in iconic landmarks, impressive churches, scenic waterfront views, and green spaces by the beach. This tour is a great way to experience how Porto developed from its historic core toward the ocean, with the comfort of an electric bike and the insight of a professional guide.
Here you will be able to see its tiles in all their glory, a total of 20000 tiles.
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NOTE: The tour can be shared with non e-bike clients.
Start Point: Portugal
Starting the tour you will pass by this avenue, one of the most iconic of Porto, with its monumental buildings and city hall surrounding you
The train station of São Bento is certainly one of the main attractions of the city. Here you will be able to see its tiles in all their glory, a total of 20000 tiles.
Henry the Navigator is without a doubt one of the main figures of Portuguese history, due to its ties to the start of the Portuguese discoveries.
An impressive gothic church down by the river area.
Almost unnoticeable lies this small structure, being the first renaissance building in the entire country and even one of the oldest in Europe.
An impressive structure down by the meeting point between the river Douro and the Atlantic Ocean.
Enjoy the ocean view and the environment surrounding you, before starting to head back to the inner city again.
The only city park with a direct connection to the beach. This is an idyllic place, with two lakes, gooses and the migrating birds that visit the area from time to time
If you had no clue that Napoleon ordered the invasion of Portugal during the Napoleonic wars, here is your chance.
Considered the oldest church in the city, it is not entirely sure as to when it was built. Historians suggest that it might have been build around the 5th or 6th centuries. The one that you can see today tho, dates back to the ending of the 11th century.
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Your 3 hours finish where they began, in Porto.
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