Holiday Inn Express Porto - Exponor Local area

A wide Atlantic sandy beach near Porto, ideal for surfing, seaside walks and fresh seafood restaurants, framed by a lively coastal atmosphere.

A traditional market specializing in fresh fish and seafood, a local meeting point and gastronomic hub at the port of Leixões with an authentic atmosphere.

Discover the world of Portuguese beer at the Super Bock Beer House. This interactive and modern space reveals the brewing process, brand history, and fun facts, offering guided tastings and unique sensory experiences.

Dedicated to the poet Florbela Espanca, this cultural space features a vast literary collection, reading areas, and temporary exhibitions. It also hosts cultural activities, lectures, and meetings with authors.

Housed in a restored industrial building, Casa da Arquitetura is a cultural center devoted to contemporary architecture. It offers exhibitions, guided tours, and events showcasing national and international design heritage.

A national monument and former headquarters of the Knights Hospitaller, Monastery of Leça do Balio is a prime example of Portuguese Gothic architecture. The site combines military grandeur with serene spirituality.

Housed in the former Town Hall building, Casa do Design is a cultural space dedicated to Portuguese design. It hosts temporary exhibitions, talks, and activities focused on graphic, product, and communication design, highlighting national talent and creative innovation.

Opened in 1927, Farol de Leça is one of Portugal’s tallest, standing 46 meters high and offering stunning views of the Atlantic coast. Located near the Tidal Pools, it’s a landmark for sailors and visitors alike, with guided tours showcasing its maritime history.

Located in a contemporary building that blends harmoniously with its historic surroundings, the Matosinhos Memory Museum is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the city’s local identity. Through objects, testimonies, photographs, and multimedia displays, it tells the story of the people, traditions, and transformations that shaped Matosinhos over time.

A fashion outlet with an urban, edgy vibe where you’ll find contemporary brands, streetwear, accessories and décor. The space also features a tattoo studio, barber shop and bar - offering a unique shopping experience beyond the standard.

One of northern Portugal’s most beautiful Baroque churches, the Church of Senhor de Matosinhos is a key pilgrimage and devotion site. Inside, visitors can admire the 12th-century statue of Senhor de Matosinhos and exquisite gilded woodwork. Each year, it hosts the Festas do Senhor de Matosinhos - one of the country’s most important religious and cultural celebrations.

Set in an elegant 19th-century manor house, the Quinta de Santiago Museum celebrates the art, history, and heritage of Matosinhos. Surrounded by romantic gardens, the revivalist-style building features a collection of paintings, sculptures, and furniture. In addition to its permanent exhibition, the museum regularly hosts temporary shows, workshops, and educational activities.

Matosinhos’ seafront promenade is perfect for a walk by the sea. Here stands the Monument "Tragedy of the Sea", a bronze sculpture by José João Brito honoring the fishermen lost to the ocean - a moving symbol of the city’s deep maritime heritage.

Designed by architect Álvaro Siza Vieira and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Tidal Pools of Leça da Palmeira are a landmark of modern Portuguese architecture. Carved into the natural rock and blending seamlessly with the sea, they offer a unique space for leisure and reflection where design and nature meet in perfect harmony.

Considered one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, Lello captivates visitors with its neo-Gothic staircase, colorful stained glass and unique literary atmosphere. Opened in 1906, it inspired writers and remains a must-visit cultural landmark.

A symbol of contemporary architecture, Casa da Música is one of Portugal’s top concert halls. Designed by Rem Koolhaas, it hosts classical, jazz and rock concerts, and guided tours showcase its impressive design.

Recently renovated, Bolhão Market is Porto’s commercial heart. With stalls of fruit, fish, flowers and regional products, it preserves the authenticity of local traditions and offers a unique sensory experience of colors, aromas and flavors.