It all depends on the you find entertaining. On the weekend it can be very crowded. You could close your eyes and be in most any city location that attracts visitors. You need to be patient moving around as you swim upstream both ways. I...More

Great place to see and be seen. One of the most interesting places and promenades in Porto. Local flavour galore, interesting stands with lots of local flavour. no, its not a flea market but more of a yard-sale atmosphere. Go and see it, you won't...More

Incredible place to go during the sunset or the sunrise because the sun creates a fantastic image you won't forget.

Can't wait to be back to visit next year. Lived there for many years, grew up between Germany and Portugal. It's magic, day or night. Tradition and uniqueness in one. Stunning. See you soon Porto.

There is plenty to see on either side of the river, with cafes, port houses and market stalls. There was a jazz festival on when we visited and were treated to live music. The area is clean and appeared safe. Lots of stalls selling souvenirs...More

There are many restaurants, cafes, vineries and so much more. You will find something for your tastes. Be careful of tourist traps and some shady people, especially in the night.

The riverside of Porto is must for a walk and stop to have a snack and enjoy the views of the river. There are many many choices of eateries from which to choose a snack or meal and watch the activities of the waterfront.