Unveiled Secrets of Porto + Olive Oil Tasting
Cedofeita, Porto
Unlock Porto’s secrets on a tour packed with intrigue, beauty, and authentic taste. Local population had mysterious ways of action developing trade, revolutions and conspiracies. Join us on discovery!
Highlights
- Lapa Brotherhood and Ancient Cemetery filled with mystery
- Trindade Church, Aliados Avenue, São Bento Railway Station
- MIPO Museum, known as the Portuguese Louvre in the oldest charity institution
- Local olive oil tasting to discover authentic Portuguese flavors
- Optional visit to the Former Stock Exchange - Palácio da Bolsa
Description
This guided tour in Porto explores historical sites, local brotherhoods, remarkable art, and authentic flavors, ideal for cultural enthusiasts and curious travelers.
Begin at the Lapa Brotherhood and its ancient cemetery, where cryptic symbols and haunting stories reveal the city’s hidden past through ornate tombs and legends.
Visit Trindade Church, the city’s spiritual and civic center. Walk along Aliados Avenue to São Bento Station, famous for its tile murals and untold stories behind their creation and symbolism.
Explore the MIPO Museum, known as Porto’s Portuguese Louvre, housing sacred relics and artworks in the city’s oldest charitable institution.
Experience a local olive oil tasting session to learn how to identify quality olive oil and taste authentic Portuguese flavors with expert guidance.
Optionally, add the Palácio da Bolsa visit to admire its gilded halls and the Arab Room, symbolizing Porto’s historical power and ambition.
Includes
- Lapa Brotherhood entrance ticket and guided tour
- Trindade Church guided tour
- Misercórdia Museum guided tour
- Optional Stock Exchange Palace and guided tour
- Porto city centre walking tour
- Olive oil tasting session
Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Souvenirs
- Gratuities
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your preferred date. Wear comfortable shoes for walking and bring a camera for photo opportunities. Morning tours offer better light for photography and smaller crowds.
