Stadtviertel in Porto

Jede Ecke von Porto erzählt eine andere Geschichte. Unser kuratierter Guide zu den fesselndsten Stadtvierteln.

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Matosinhos

Salt-air, charcoal, unpretentious, fish-first

Matosinhos

Porto's working seafood port, where the day's catch goes straight from the boats to the charcoal grill.

Charcoal-grilled fish landed the same morning at the portRua Heróis de França, the city's densest run of marisqueiras

Baixa

Dense, historic, convivial, downtown

Baixa

Porto's granite downtown, where century-old petisco houses share the slope with stand-up wine bars.

Old-school petiscarias serving northern classicsStand-up wine counters pouring natural and regional bottles

Vila Nova de Gaia

Riverside, cellar-cool, vinous, panoramic

Vila Nova de Gaia

The Douro's south bank, where centuries-old port lodges age their wine beneath terraces facing old Porto.

Historic port lodges pouring vintage and tawny at the sourceQuayside tasting rooms looking across to the Ribeira

Foz do Douro

Refined, coastal, discreet, fine-dining

Foz do Douro

The genteel rivermouth where Porto's most ambitious kitchens plate the Atlantic catch with refinement.

Ambitious tasting menus built on the Atlantic catchLong, considered wine lists

Foz do Douro

Oceanfront, breezy, sunset, easygoing

Foz do Douro

Foz's ocean-facing seafront, where glass-walled rooms and terraces catch the sunset over the Atlantic.

Terraces and glass-walled rooms over the Atlantic promenadeSunset views along the Avenida do Brasil

Bonfim

Gritty, residential, ambitious, under-the-radar

Bonfim

Porto's unglamorous east side, where the north's most ambitious kitchens hide behind plain doors.

Ambitious chef-led kitchens behind unremarkable façadesOld tascas and tiled working-class streets

Santa Catarina

Bustling, ornate, café-culture, central

Santa Catarina

Porto's century-old shopping promenade, crowned by the gilded Belle Époque Majestic Café.

The gilded Belle Époque Majestic Café, open since 1921Porto's busiest pedestrian shopping street

Vitória

Hilly, characterful, experimental, view-rich

Vitória

A hilltop quarter of medieval lanes and viewpoints, now a refuge for experimental cooks and winemakers.

Small counters with short, inventive menusTightly chosen lists of Portuguese wine