Portugal · Walking Tours

1-Hour Porto Walking Tour with Curious Stories and City Landmarks

1 Hour Round trip from Campo 24 de Agosto Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Know the origin of the Portuguese expression 'It was a 31'
02 Unveil an unusual love story at Prado do Repouso Cemetery
03 Visit Rua das Flores and hear about the horrific crime that took place there
04 Offer your prayers at Porto Cathedral
05 Wander through the city past S. Lázaro Garden and S. Bento train station

Sign up for an exciting walking tour through Porto and uncover some of the city's most intriguing curiosities as you explore its highlights. Discover an unusual love story at Prado do Repouso Cemetery, learn about the horrific crime that took place on Rua das Flores, and stroll through S. Lázaro Garden. Along the way, pass landmarks such as Porto Cathedral and S. Bento train station before ending in front of City Hall.

Learn about the history and stories of the city, such as the origin of the Portuguese expression 'It was a 31', an unusual love story whose memory still lasts in Prado do Repouso Cemetery, and the horrific crime that took place on Rua das Flores.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 1 Hour

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access No

City Porto

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Porto Curiosities Walking Tour

Connect with your tour guide at Campo 24 de Agosto, Porto, to start the walking tour.
Begin a journey through some of Porto's curiosities. Learn about the history and stories of the city, such as the origin of the Portuguese expression 'It was a 31', an unusual love story whose memory still lasts in Prado do Repouso Cemetery, and the horrific crime that took place on Rua das Flores.
Explore the garden of Campo 24 de Agosto and walk beside the lake.
Then, head to Prado do Repouso Cemetery.
Lastly, pass by S. Lázaro Garden, Santa Catarina Street, the cathedral, and S. Bento train station.
End the tour in front of City Hall.