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Porto is a city that steals your heart from every angle. I remember my first time standing at a viewpoint here, right on the upper deck of the Dom Luís I Bridge watching the sunset. It really felt like stepping into a postcard. Porto viewpoints aren’t just about the views—they’re where locals gather with friends, where sunsets feel magical, and where the city’s energy truly comes alive. From famous miradouros to secret spots tucked away in the hills, this guide will show you where to find the most stunning perspectives in Porto. Whether it’s your first time visiting or you’re returning to discover something new, these spots will remind you why Porto is a city you’ll never forget.
Why Porto Has Some of the Best Views in Portugal
Porto is a city built on hills, offering natural elevation points that showcase stunning views. Its location along the Douro River, with its iconic bridges and historic architecture, makes it one of the most picturesque cities in Portugal.
The city’s steep streets reward visitors who are willing to take the steps with unexpected views at almost every turn. From historic towers to beautiful gardens and even secret street corners, Porto is full of surprises. You will love the contrast of red rooftops, the sparkling Douro River, and the famous Dom Luís I Bridge, which creates postcard-worthy sights. If you love photography or peaceful scenic spots, there are endless viewpoints in Porto for you to explore.
Everyone asks us, do you prefer Lisbon or Porto more? The answer isn’t that simple and might shock you so stay tuned to see why.
If it’s your first time visiting Porto we created the Ultimate Porto Travel Guide and Ultimate Itinerary whether you’re visiting for a short or longer time.
Map of All 12 Porto Viewpoints
To make planning your Porto itinerary as seamless as possible, I’ve added all these breathtaking Porto viewpoints to a custom Google My Maps. This handy tool lets you see exactly where each spot is located, helping you map out your day without the stress of figuring out distances or directions. Whether you’re walking across the Dom Luís I Bridge, exploring hidden miradouros, or chasing the perfect sunset, this map has everything pinned for easy access. Simply open the map, save it to your device, and you’re ready to explore Porto like a pro!
The Top 12 Best Porto Viewpoints
Porto is home to many viewpoints (locally called miradouros) that offer breathtaking perspectives of the city. Here are 12 of the best spots you can’t miss, including hidden gems and famous landmarks!
1. Miradouro da Vitória
Miradouro da Vitória is one of the best “hidden” Porto viewpoints, offering an authentic and peaceful experience for visitors. It’s tucked away in the historic Vitória neighborhood, this viewpoint provides incredible views of Porto’s iconic red rooftops, the Douro River, and Vila Nova de Gaia on the opposite bank. The sight of the Dom Luís I Bridge, the colorful buildings along the Ribeira district, and even the Serra do Pilar Monastery creates a picture-perfect scene that’s worth the visit.
Unlike the busier viewpoints in Porto, Miradouro da Vitória has a quieter, local vibe. You might find yourself standing alone, taking in the beauty of Porto with no interruptions. We were lucky during peak season in June to only have three other people enjoying the views. The viewpoint is an uncovered platform, so the views are unobstructed, making it a great spot for photography. It’s especially magical during golden hour, when the soft light highlights the city’s architecture and creates a dreamy atmosphere.
Miradouro da Vitória is easy to miss if you’re not looking for it, but that’s part of its charm. It’s accessible by foot, down a small cobblestone street in the Vitória area. Below you’ll find a photo of the staircase to take up. While the platform is simple and doesn’t have any seating, it’s a fantastic place to take a break from exploring Porto. If you’re visiting during the day, it’s free to access and can be enjoyed without the crowds typical of larger tourist spots.
Address: R. de São Bento da Vitória 11, 4050-265 Porto, Portugal
Price: Free access
How to get to Miradouro da Vitória: Walk towards Rua de São Bento da Vitória, and you’ll find the viewpoint hidden at the end of a narrow cobblestone street. It’s about a 10-minute walk from Clérigos Tower.
2. Jardins do Palácio de Cristal
Palácio de Cristal Gardens is one of the prettiest Porto viewpoints, offering breathtaking views of the Douro River and the city’s famous bridges. It’s located in a peaceful park, this viewpoint is perfect for those looking to combine stunning vistas with a relaxing outdoor escape. From here, you can see iconic landmarks like the Dom Luís I Bridge and Vila Nova de Gaia, all framed by the serene river with greenery in your foreground.
The gardens themselves are a highlight, with beautifully designed pathways, perfect lawns, and a variety of colorful plants. The square design landscaping is stunning with the backdrop of the city! It’s an ideal spot to take a break, enjoy a picnic, or simply wander and take in the natural beauty.
As you wander through Jardins do Palácio de Cristal, you’ll likely come across the park’s resident peacocks, adding a touch of charm and whimsy to your visit. These vibrant birds freely roam the grounds, creating picture-perfect moments for visitors. For visitors who love a mix of nature and panoramic city views, Palácio de Cristal Gardens is a must-see destination.
Address: R. de D. Manuel II, 4050-346 Porto, Portugal
Price: Free
How to get to Jardins do Palácio de Cristal:
From Rua de Cedofeita it’s about 10 minutes walk
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3. Clérigos Tower
The Clérigos Tower is one of Porto’s most iconic landmarks and a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the city’s best viewpoints and history. Standing tall at 76 meters, it offers one of the highest vantage points in Porto. Keep in mind there is no elevator and you’ll have to climb stairs. After a climb of 225 steps, you’ll be rewarded with 360-degree views of Porto’s historic city center, the Douro River, and on clear days, even the coastline in the distance.
The breathtaking panorama from the top of the Clérigos Tower gives you an unrivaled perspective of Porto, allowing you to spot famous landmarks like the Livraria Lello, the Dom Luís I Bridge, and the busy Baixa district. The Clérigos tower itself is a Baroque masterpiece, and the surrounding area is filled with beautiful architecture inside and out.
Note: At the top, there are bars (as pictured) at the open observatory deck. Since Mel, who is about 5 feet tall, had difficulty seeing the views clearly, I had to help prop her up. Keep this in mind if you’re shorter or visiting with kids, as the view might be obstructed for them.
To access the top, you do need to purchase tickets, but the views are more than worth it. After visiting the Clérigos Tower, you can explore the nearby Livraria Lello, one of the most beautiful bookshops in the world, which is just a short walk away. This combination of cultural experiences makes Clérigos Tower one of the best Porto viewpoints you can’t miss.
Address: R. de São Filipe de Nery, 4050-546 Porto, Portugal
Price: Tickets required
Entry to Clérigos Tower costs approximately 10.50 USD per person. Children under 10 years old have free entry when accompanied by an adult.
Purchase at the door or in advance here
How to get to Clérigos Tower:
From Avenida dos Aliados: About 5 minutes walk.
From Livraria Lello: Right next door!
4. Dom Luís I Bridge (Upper Deck)
The Dom Luís I Bridge is one of Porto’s most iconic landmarks, offering stunning Porto viewpoints from its upper deck. Day or night walking across this magnificent double-deck iron bridge provides panoramic views of the Douro River, the historic center of Porto, and Vila Nova de Gaia on the other side. The upper deck is perfect for taking in the city’s best sights, including the picturesque riverbanks, colorful buildings, and the famous wine cellars.
This Porto viewpoint is especially magical at sunset when the city begins to glow with warm golden lights, making it one of the most popular spots. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a peaceful stroll or snap some breathtaking photos, the Dom Luís I Bridge’s upper deck is a must-visit for any traveler seeking the best views in Porto.
The Dom Luís I Bridge is split into two decks, with the upper deck reserved for pedestrians and vehicles, while the lower deck accommodates cars and the metro. This design is crucial because it allows for efficient transportation across the river, while the upper deck provides uninterrupted views of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia. The separation of decks ensures that pedestrians can enjoy the scenic views without being obstructed by traffic, making the upper deck a prime spot for sightseeing.
Address: Pte. Luís I, 4000 Porto, Portugal
Price: Free
How to get to Dom Luís I Bridge (Upper Deck):
From Ribeira: 5-minute walk along the river
From Jardim do Morro: Directly across the upper bridge (5-minute walk)
5. Miradouro do Teleférico
One of my personal favorites, the Miradouro do Teleférico offers one of the most unique Porto viewpoints. Located at the top of the Gaia Cable Car (Teleférico de Gaia), this viewpoint provides stunning views of Porto’s skyline, the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge, and the Douro River below. Best of all, you don’t need a ticket to access this spot; it’s completely free!
Bonus: If you’re feeling adventurous, you can enjoy the ride up or down on the Gaia Cable Car for an unforgettable perspective of the city. The cable car ride itself offers incredible views as you soar above the river, making it a fun way to experience the city from a different angle. Just note that the cable car requires a ticket to ride. We got a one-way ticket that brought us to the top of the Dom Luís I Bridge where you will find the Miradouro Do Teleférico.
Address: Teleférico de Gaia, 4400 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Miradouro: Free
Cable Car: Tickets required
One Way Ticket | Adult 7,00€ or Child (5-12) 3,50€
Round Trip Ticket | Adult 10,00€ or Child (5-12) 5,00€
We purchased our tickets on the spot, it is not a popular activity therefore there is no line. You can also save yourself some time by pre-booking tickets online.
How to get to Miradouro do Teleférico:
From Jardim do Morro: 5-minute walk uphill
From Dom Luís I Bridge: 2-minute walk to the cable car station
6. Miradouro da Rua das Aldas
Located near the iconic Porto Cathedral is Miradouro da Rua das Aldas is a hidden gem among the Porto viewpoints. This charming spot offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, with sweeping views of Porto’s historic center. From here, you can admire the cobblestone streets and centuries-old buildings, creating the perfect backdrop for photos. It’s a great spot to capture the essence of Porto’s architectural beauty, with a view that truly showcases the city’s timeless charm.
This area has a number of stunning “Instagram worthy” photo spots. We have a list of all the spots and where you can find them in this guide.
Address: Rua das Aldas, 4050-289 Porto, Portugal
Price: Free
How to get to Miradouro da Rua das Aldas:
From Porto Cathedral: 2-minute walk
From Palácio da Bolsa: 5-minute walk
7. Escadas do Guindais
The Guindais Steps (Escadas do Guindais) is one of the more interesting Porto viewpoints in the city. Catch yourself breaking a sweat going up but you need to look behind you for the views. These historic steps connect the riverside to the higher parts of Porto, offering a unique perspective of the city and the Dom Luís I Bridge. As you ascend or descend the steps, you’re treated to panoramic views of Porto’s charming streets, vibrant buildings, and the Douro River below.
The steep climb is definitely worth it, as it leads you to one of the best photo opportunities in Porto. Whether you’re an adventurer eager to explore the city or simply looking for a pretty cool Porto viewpoint. I am unsure if the wall art is permanent or if it changes but it really add to the charm of these steps.
Address: Escadas do Guindais, 4050-540 Porto, Portugal
Price: Free
How to get to Guindais Steps:
From Ribeira: 5-minute walk
From Palácio da Bolsa: 10-minute walk
8. Passeio das Virtudes
Virtudes Garden is a peaceful, picturesque spot offering some of the best views of Porto. Nestled in a quiet area, this garden provides a relaxing escape with stunning vistas of the city and the Douro River. It’s a perfect place for those seeking a moment of tranquility while enjoying panoramic views.
Address: Rua da Virtude, 4050-620 Porto, Portugal
Price: Free
How to get to Virtudes Garden:
From Miradouro da Vitória: 10-minute walk
From Clérigos Tower: 15-minute walk
9. Rua da Vitória Vista Point
While not a traditional miradouro (viewpoint), Rua da Vitória Vista Point offers one of the most stunning and unique Porto viewpoints in the city. This street provides an unexpected yet incredible view of Porto Cathedral, with the iconic architecture beautifully framing the scene. It’s an excellent location for a photo op, especially when the Cathedral acts as the perfect backdrop to the surrounding historic buildings.
What makes this viewpoint special is its accessibility. No need to climb any steps or seek out hidden spots—simply stroll along Rua da Vitória and you’ll be greeted by a spectacular scene that captures the essence of Porto’s charm. It’s a perfect stop if you’re exploring the area and want to capture an iconic image of the city.
Address: R. do Ferraz 38, 4050-141 Porto, Portugal
Price: Free
How to get to Rua da Vitória Vista Point:
From Porto Cathedral: 3-minute walk
From Palácio da Bolsa: 7-minute walk
The last three viewpoints are located on the Vila Nova de Gaia side of the Douro River. However, they are easily accessible from Porto by crossing the Dom Luís I Bridge. When walking across the bridge, we will inform you to use the upper deck or lower deck for a more direct route to the viewpoints on the Gaia side.
10. Jardim do Morro
Jardim do Morro is one of the most popular Porto viewpoints, known for its breathtaking sunset views. Located on the Vila Nova de Gaia side of the river, this viewpoint offers an unparalleled view of Porto’s skyline, including the historic city center and the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge. As the sun begins to set, the city lights come to life, creating a magical atmosphere that makes this spot a favorite among both locals and tourists.
One of the best parts about Jardim do Morro is the relaxed and lively vibe. You can openly drink alcohol in the garden, making it a perfect spot for an impromptu picnic or evening hangout. You can bring your own drinks from any nearby convenience store or, like we did, purchase from the friendly vendors walking around with coolers. The beers they sell—Superbock and Sagres—are the most popular and cost around 1-2 euros more than in the stores, but they’re ice-cold and super convenient.
The atmosphere really comes alive as the sun starts to set, with live performances popping up and creating a vibrant energy. It’s a place where locals and tourists come together to enjoy the view, music, and the great company of others. Whether you’re snapping photos, relaxing, or enjoying a cold drink, Jardim do Morro is the perfect place to unwind while taking in one of Porto’s most beautiful sights.
Address: Jardim do Morro, 4430-999 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Price: Free
How to get to Jardim do Morro:
From Dom Luís I Bridge (Upper Deck): Walk across the bridge, about 7-10 minutes on foot.
From Gaia Cable Car: A 5-minute walk to the park.
11. Taylor’s Port Wine Cellar
The Taylor’s Port Wine Cellar viewpoint offers a hidden gem for visitors wanting to enjoy both a stunning view and an authentic taste of Porto’s famous port wine. This viewpoint is located near the wine tasting areas of the wine house, and while it’s a bit more secluded, the view of the Dom Luís I Bridge and Porto’s riverside is well worth the effort to find it. To access the viewpoint, make your way to the terraces where the wine tasting events are held, and you’ll be treated to a view that perfectly complements your glass of port.
Though not as widely known as other viewpoints, the Taylor’s Port Wine Cellar viewpoint offers an intimate and relaxed setting. If you’re planning to visit, consider booking a wine tasting session, which allows you to savor local port wines while enjoying one of the best panoramic views of the city. I must say if you enjoy wine you cannot miss visiting the iconic Douro Valley, it’s a very popular day trip that is worth every penny!
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Address: Rua da Alegria 611, 4400-125 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Price: Tickets are available to pre-book here.
Tickets costs around 26 USD and comes with 2 wine tastings
How to get to Taylor’s Port Wine Cellar Viewpoint:
From Jardim do Morro: Walk across the Dom Luís I Bridge, take the lower deck for better accessibility, about 10 minutes on foot.
From Gaia Cable Car: 5-minute walk, uphill towards the wine house.
12. Serra do Pilar Monastery
The Serra do Pilar Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most scenic Porto viewpoints. Located in Vila Nova de Gaia, this spot offers sweeping panoramic views of the Douro River, the Dom Luís I Bridge, and Porto’s historic city center. The monastery itself is stunning, with its circular church and beautifully landscaped gardens, making it a must-see for both history and view enthusiasts.
Though technically across the river in Vila Nova de Gaia, Serra do Pilar Monastery is just a short walk from Porto’s city center. Whether you’re exploring Porto or Vila Nova de Gaia, this viewpoint provides a peaceful escape with incredible vistas. The site also offers a quiet atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for reflection or simply enjoying the view of Porto in its entirety.
Address: Serra do Pilar Monastery, 4430-999 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Price: Free, please check online for operating hours
How to get to Serra do Pilar Monastery:
From Jardim do Morro: Walk across the Dom Luís I Bridge (upper deck for a better view), then a 5-minute walk uphill.
From Gaia Cable Car: 10-minute walk.
The Best Porto Sunset Spots and Miradouros
Porto is one of those cities where the sunsets are absolutely mesmerizing. The combination of the Douro River, historical buildings, and hills makes it a prime location for stunning sunset views. As the city’s landscape transforms during golden hour, the best Porto sunset viewpoints come to life. Whether you’re on a hilltop or beside the river, these spots offer a front-row seat to Porto’s beautiful sunsets. For the best experience, be sure to visit during golden hour—the time just before the sun sets—when the light makes everything glow with warm, soft hues. Some of the Porto sunset spots are less crowded, making them perfect for a peaceful end to your day.
As a reminder here’s a list of the best Porto viewpoints sunsets that you won’t want to miss:
- Jardim do Morro
- Miradouro da Vitória
- Dom Luís I Bridge (Upper Deck)
- Miradouro do Teleférico
- Palácio de Cristal Gardens
- Guindais Steps
- Taylor’s Port Winehouse Terrace
- Serra do Pilar Monastery
To make the most of your visit, try to arrive a bit earlier to get the perfect spot, especially during peak tourist seasons. Also, consider taking a light jacket or sweater as temperatures can cool down after the sun sets.
Where to Find the Best View of Porto’s Bridges
Porto is famously known for its impressive bridges that span across the Douro River, connecting the historic city center with the neighboring Vila Nova de Gaia. The best view of the bridge in Porto can be found from a variety of locations, each offering a unique perspective of Porto’s iconic bridges, especially the Dom Luís I Bridge. One of the best ways to admire these stunning structures is by taking the famous 6-bridge Douro river cruise. This boat ride gives you a front-row seat to all the major bridges that cross the river. For a travel hack to save money, consider taking the cruise from the Vila Nova de Gaia side. It’s almost identical to the Porto side experience but at a lower cost, meaning you can grab an extra beer for the ride.
Another great viewpoint is from Arrábida Bridge, which spans the river to the east of Porto. Its elevated position gives you a sweeping view of the city and is particularly striking at sunrise or sunset. The view from Ribeira, a charming district by the riverbank, is another fantastic spot to capture Porto’s bridges. From here, you’ll have a wonderful view of the Dom Luís I Bridge and the Vila Nova de Gaia side, perfect for snapping photos.
If you’re looking for the perfect photo op of Porto’s bridges, consider visiting these spots:
- Miradouro da Vitória
- Jardim do Morro
- Palácio de Cristal Gardens
- Arrábida Bridge Viewing Platform
- Ribeira Riverside
- Taylor’s Port Winehouse Terrace
For the best views, aim for the golden hour when the sun reflects off the river, and the bridges are bathed in beautiful light. Whether you choose to explore on foot, by boat, or from a park, Porto’s bridges are a sight you won’t want to miss.
Historical Sites in Porto with Great Views
Porto is not only a city filled with breathtaking landscapes but also one rich in history. The historical sites in Porto Portugal offer both fascinating glimpses into the city’s past and some of the best views of its stunning architecture. From towering landmarks to centuries-old buildings, Porto’s historical points of interest blend the charm of the old world with modern-day beauty. Let’s dive into some of the most iconic sites in the city, each offering remarkable views that make them must-visit spots for history lovers and photo enthusiasts alike.
Clérigos Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in Porto and a perfect example of how history and views come together. This 18th-century baroque tower stands tall in the heart of the city, and from the top, you can enjoy panoramic views of Porto’s historic center. The climb to the top may be steep, but the 360-degree view of the city, including the Dom Luís I Bridge and the Douro River, is well worth the effort.
Another historical gem with fantastic views is Palácio da Bolsa (Palace of the Stock Exchange), a neoclassical masterpiece located in Porto’s historic center. While the building itself is a stunning example of 19th-century architecture, it also offers incredible views of the surrounding area, especially when viewed from its rooftop terrace. The interior is just as impressive, with elaborate rooms and intricate details that showcase Porto’s history and wealth.
If you are looking to explore other Porto points of interest that offer historical significance and stunning viewpoints, make sure to check out:
- São Bento Railway Station – Known for its beautiful tilework and views of the historic city center.
- Church of São Francisco – A gothic church with a baroque interior and beautiful views of the river.
- Foz do Douro – A historic district with stunning coastal views and charming old streets.
For history enthusiasts, these historical sites in Porto provide a unique combination of culture, architecture, and incredible views. When you visit, make sure to take your time to explore both the landmarks and their surrounding vistas, as each one offers its own perspective on the city’s captivating past.
Safest and Areas to Avoid in Porto
When visiting Porto, knowing which neighborhoods are safe for tourists and which areas to avoid can enhance your experience and ensure peace of mind as you explore the city’s beautiful viewpoints. Porto is a generally safe city, but, like any destination, it’s important to stay informed about the safest neighborhoods and be cautious in certain areas, particularly in the evening when it’s dark.
Safest neighborhoods in Porto Portugal offer a welcoming atmosphere for tourists, and you’ll find many of the top Porto viewpoints in these areas. The Ribeira district, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is one of the most charming neighborhoods in Porto. Situated along the Douro River, Ribeira boasts cobbled streets, colorful buildings, and beautiful viewpoints overlooking the river and the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge. It’s a bustling area with restaurants, cafes, and shops, and is generally considered one of the safest parts of the city.
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The Baixa area (downtown Porto) is also a prime choice for tourists, offering easy access to popular attractions and viewpoints, such as Palácio da Bolsa and Clérigos Tower. It’s a lively area during the day with plenty of activities, but it’s also safe to explore at night, especially near the main streets. The Foz do Douro district is another great area to stay, offering a quieter, coastal experience with beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean, perfect for those seeking peaceful spots away from the city center.
While Porto is generally safe, there are a few areas to avoid in Porto after dark, especially when seeking quieter or more secluded viewpoints. Avoid wandering too far from well-lit areas at night, particularly in the Vila Nova de Gaia side of the river, near less trafficked spots. While the viewpoints in Gaia offer beautiful views of Porto, certain isolated areas along the river may not feel as safe, especially when not many people are around. Similarly, be cautious in some areas close to the main train stations, such as São Bento, late at night, as they can attract more unsavory activities.
When seeking Porto viewpoints, always stay in well-populated, busy areas, particularly during the evening when heading out for sunset views. Keeping an eye on your belongings and sticking to familiar, tourist-friendly routes will ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
Tips for Visiting Porto’s Viewpoints
To make the most of your trip to Porto and its stunning viewpoints, here are a few tips to ensure you experience the best sights without the hassle:
Best Times to Visit: To capture Porto’s breathtaking views in the best light, consider visiting the Porto viewpoints during the golden hour—just before sunset, when the city bathes in warm hues. This is the perfect time for photography, and you’ll also avoid the crowds that gather during midday. If you’re hoping to enjoy a quieter experience, early mornings are also ideal for a peaceful visit to places like Miradouro da Vitória or Palácio de Cristal Gardens.
Accessibility and Parking: Some of the most popular Porto best viewpoints, such as Clérigos Tower and Miradouro do Teleférico, can be reached on foot from the city center. However, for those driving, parking options are available near key spots like Jardim do Morro and Serra do Pilar Monastery, though spaces may be limited during peak times. Consider using public transport or walking to avoid the stress of finding parking.
Nearby Restaurants and Cafes: After soaking in the views, make sure to explore the area’s local eateries for a complete Porto experience. For example, Miradouro do Teleférico is near several cafes in Vila Nova de Gaia, offering great options for enjoying a drink while taking in the landscape. Additionally, Jardim do Morro is perfect for a picnic or grabbing a drink from one of the many vendors selling cold beers like Superbock and Sagres, especially at sunset.
For more tips on how to explore Porto in one day, check out my Ultimate 1 Day Porto Itinerary. If you’re interested in expanding your travels outside the city, don’t miss my post on the 3 Best Day Trips from Porto. For a comprehensive guide to all things Porto, be sure to explore The Ultimate Porto Guide.
Conclusion: Porto Viewpoints
Porto offers some of the most stunning viewpoints in all of Portugal, from panoramic vistas over the Douro River to breathtaking sunset spots that light up the city. Whether you’re seeking historic landmarks like Clérigos Tower or hidden gems like Miradouro da Vitória, there’s something for every traveler. After visiting both Porto and Lisbon, it’s clear that Porto might just have the edge when it comes to Porto viewpoints. The variety and beauty of these spots, combined with the city’s unique charm, make it an unforgettable destination for those who love scenic views. So, make sure to include these must-see locations in your Porto itinerary and take in the city from some of the best Porto viewpoints around!
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