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Let’s raise a toast (which you can certainly do a lot in Porto) to this diverse city!

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The old city is a popular area well-known for its liveliness

Direct flights
Nantes » Porto

1h35 flight time

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Blue figures: direct flights from Nantes Atlantique Airport.

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From 27 January to 31 January

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Best period to travel to Porto

On the coast of the Atlantic, Porto has a mild oceanic climate: temperatures and sun all year round. In spring, which begins in April, rainy days become rare, and the atmosphere warms up, giving way to the beautiful summer weather. Thanks to the Atlantic breeze, the summer weather is comfortable, ideal for enjoying the view from the terrace in the famous Ribeira district. Although a little cooler and wetter, winter is still sunny.

Best period to travel to Porto

Temperatures

Air temperatureAir
Water temperatureEau

Jan

6° C

14° C

Feb

7° C

15° C

Mar

8° C

18° C

Apr

9° C

18° C

May

12° C

20° C

Jun

14° C

23° C

Jul

15° C

25° C

Aug

15° C

25° C

Sep

14° C

23° C

Oct

12° C

21° C

Nov

9° C

17° C

Dec

7° C

15° C

Jan

14° C

Feb

14° C

Mar

14° C

Apr

15° C

May

17° C

Jun

17° C

Jul

17° C

Aug

18° C

Sep

18° C

Oct

18° C

Nov

17° C

Dec

16° C

Cool Temperate Warm

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What Porto has to offer?

The Ribeira district

On the bank of Douro, the Ribeira district is certainly one of the most colourful areas, with its winding streets, flights of stairs, and vaulted passageways around houses set against the cliffs. This lively area is packed with restaurants and bars, both touristy and popular.

The Upper City

Make your way up the picturesque steep streets of the upper town! The mixture of Medieval, Baroque, and Neoclassical architecture means there’s an endless supply of sights to discover! Don’t miss the 12th-century cathedral fortress and Sao Bento station, a masterpiece of Azulejo art.

The Rabelos

On the other bank of Douro, just opposite Porto, Rabelos, square-sailed boats, anchor in front of the warehouse in Vila Nova de Gaia. They used to transport the casks of precious nectar. But while the warehouse overlooks the river, the vineyards are further down the Douro Valley: a trip worth planning!

See the sea from the tram!

For a change of pace, take line 1 on the tram to the coast: this old tram runs along the mouth of the Douro to take you to Foz de Douro. You can also take the tram to Matosinhos, Vila de Conde or Povoa de Varzim, the closest beaches. The train to Aveiro also takes you to Espinho in an hour.