Joia da Coroa was a sheer delight. A tearoom in the classical style with everything beautifully presented. Superb traditional cakes, light trad. Portuguese lunches, choice of beverage (one of the few places we could get English Breakfast tea - thank god), service, peace and quiet,...More

A street full of people and stores. Currently it's being renewed in some spots. I would definitely recommend some stores over there

The Rua das Flores goes from Sao Bento train station at the top towards the top end of the Ribeira are. The road is pedestrianised. There are bars, restaurants and shops along the road. Along with lots of renovation projects. There are several lovely buildings...More

Rua das Flores is a good street for strolling...not too steep. There are all kinds of shops from inexpensive souvenirs, clothing shops, restaurants and stores selling Porto merchandise. There are usually musicians or some kind of entertainment along the street.

Just walk around and enjoy the beauty. You may also have the great choice of shopping The environment is esccellent

Stroll up this street and relax at some decent cafe spots. Mercador cafe is particularly good. No hassle.

This is the most expensive street full of overpriced but very good quality goods and restaurants. One example is a port shop has a bottle of LBV 2012 at £35, yet the same brand and year 300 metres away is £17.00