Is a week in Porto too long?

Is a week in Porto too long?

Porto is not a massive city, so you can easily see many of the best sights in two days. Although this may seem too short for some, if you visit during a longer stay in other parts of Portugal, 48 hours can be more than enough. You can fit a lot into a two-day trip if you plan well.

How many days do you need in Lisbon and Porto?

A first trip to Portugal should include both Lisbon and Porto, which allow you to experience the hippest capital and the cosier face of Portugal's second city. Seven days are enough time to explore both cities, and to include a few stops on the way.

What is there to do in Porto in 4 days?

Detailed Itinerary

1. Day 1: Arrive in Porto - Explore the city. Views of Porto's Waterfront. ...
2. Day 2: Enjoy a food tour of Porto and visit the riverside wine lodges. Enjoy Wine and Port Tastings in Porto. ...
3. Day 3: Visit the Douro Valley for a wine tasting. ...
4. Day 4: Depart Porto - Optional train trip to Lisbon.

Which is the best area to stay in Porto?

Best areas to stay One of the most popular areas to stay and where most hotels are in the surroundings of Torre de los Clérigos and in the neighbouring Praça da Liberdade, in central Porto. Other nice areas include Praça Batalha and Mercado do Bolhão, which are both very near the city centre and well communicated.

Is Porto better than Lisbon?

Lisbon is bigger, it's a large city. There's more to see in Lisbon rather in Porto but, on the other hand, the Douro view in Porto is unique. People in Porto are friendlier, also. I would say, if you like big cosmopolitan cities, go to Lisbon.

Is Porto safe at night?

The centre of the Porto is safe to walk around at night but always stay to well-lit areas and avoid dark cut through or alleys. Being severely intoxicated by alcohol does dramatically increase the risk of petty theft and if a little worse for-wear (often from Port tasting tours) take a taxi home.

Which is better Porto or Lisbon?

Lisbon is bigger, it's a large city. There's more to see in Lisbon rather in Porto but, on the other hand, the Douro view in Porto is unique. People in Porto are friendlier, also. I would say, if you like big cosmopolitan cities, go to Lisbon.

Is 3 days in Porto enough?

While 3 days in Porto is enough to see the highlights, consider adding an extra day or two in your itinerary to lounge on one of the scenic beaches nearby or just sip more port at sunset.

What is there to do in Porto this week?

One week itinerary around Porto and its surroundings

• Itinerary map and information.
• First day in Porto.
• Second day in Porto.
• Third day: Douro cruise.
• Fourth day: Barcelos, Braga and Guimarães.
• Fourth day: Amarante and Lamego.
• Sixth day: Aveiro.
• Seventh day: Espinho day Porto.

How long do you stay in Porto Douro?

• How long to stay in Porto. 3 days for Porto - you can make it 2 but 3 gives you time to enjoy and soak in the atmosphere (you can ask here later for suggestions according to your interests) 1 or 2 days at Douro valley (train+boat or just train)- not to miss: breathtaking landscape.

What to do in Porto in 11 days?

• We are just coming to the end of 11 days in Porto and feel we have covered everything we wanted to see and are ready to move on. Allow at least one day each to visit Braga and Guinaraes which are lovely and a pleasant change from the hustle and bustle of Porto. Also it's nice to get away to the Foz area and enjoy a walk along the shore. 7.

How long does it take to get from Porto to Adelaide?

• 3 days for Porto - you can make it 2 but 3 gives you time to enjoy and soak in the atmosphere (you can ask here later for suggestions according to your interests) 1 or 2 days at Douro valley (train+boat or just train)- not to miss: breathtaking landscape Adelaide, South... 6. Re: How long to stay in Porto

Which is the best area to visit in Porto?

• Allow at least one day each to visit Braga and Guinaraes which are lovely and a pleasant change from the hustle and bustle of Porto. Also it's nice to get away to the Foz area and enjoy a walk along the shore.