PORTO TRAVEL GUIDE

The growth of Porto, Madeira and Faro’s Airports leads Portugal to an increase in the number of passengers compared to pre-pandemic values.

Recently, the Porto City Council announced a card that promises to offer incredibly advantageous conditions to its residents. We are talking about access to municipal experiences and services at a symbolic price or even, in some cases, totally free – such as, for example, the use of the Funicular dos Guindais.

With the Covid numbers improving – last week Portugal had on average 600 infection and 18 deaths per day – the government has start a very light opening of the economy and social live this 15th of March. The big opening will take place after Easter on the 5th April.

Beyond the Historic Center, where the influx of people is greater, whether due to the concentration of culture or services, Porto offers us a sweeping “marginal”, ideal for those who prefer to find themselves in the charm and tranquility of the river.

Rua de Santa Catarina is the major commercial artery in the city of Porto. A hot spot where thousands of people come together daily, strolling through a “shopping center” that dispenses walls, artificial lights and corridors.

It is with a great pleasure that underneath the city of Porto still shows capacity to attract people from elsewhere for business, for studying and also for tourism.