Porto
3 curiously human self-guided audio tours
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Introducing our Porto tours
Porto gave its name to a nation and to the wine that made its fortune - though the wine actually ages across the river in Vila Nova de Gaia, a technicality locals stopped correcting. Porto's people call themselves tripeiros, tripe-eaters, after a legend that the city sent all its meat to provision Prince Henry the Navigator's ships and kept only the offal for itself. Most cities would bury a nickname like that. Porto wears it like a badge.
Avenida dos Aliados plays at being a stately little Champs-Élysées, leading up to a City Hall the money ran out on for decades. The real Porto lives lower, in the Ribeira's washing-line tangle, and higher, in São Bento station's tiles, thousands of them, telling the nation's history in blue and white.
VoiceMap's self-guided audio tours linger at the Cathedral built before Portugal existed and the Torre dos Clérigos marking the skyline - then cross the Dom Luís I Bridge, engineered by a former partner of Eiffel, to the viewpoints of Vila Nova de Gaia, where the whole city tips into view.
Put your earbuds in. Porto rewards the slow route.
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