Best places: Tourist attractions in Barcelos, Portugal

👍👍 When in Portugal, you must try Fado music and you might as well pick the top rated place. We did this very thing, landed up here and really loved the performances and port wine to boot. There were also no bad places to sit in the warm and intimate space. I recommend this place for anyone looking f...

Arched bridge carrying low-level road & a high-level metro line between Porto & Vila Nove de Gaia.

Religious retreat with neoclassical church, exhibition & wooded hillside gardens with an elevator.

Mountainous nature reserve with wolves & prehistoric remains, plus campsites & walking trails.

This iconic mountaintop church has a small museum & dome offering panoramic views.

👍👍 You can't miss this magic place when you're visiting this wonderful city. So much art, architecture, taste and scent that you won't want to leave this place ever again! Looking for good music? Good food? Good scenery? Drinks? A magical place for magical moments? Don't look too far because this is th...

High-tech soccer museum with multimedia displays, FC Porto memorabilia & stadium tours.

Trails through cedar & birch forest lead to this lookout point with views over rivers & a reservoir.

👍 It is incredible to even think that this bridge was built by the Romans and then rebuilt in the Middle Ages. The numbers on both margins explain the myth that the first battalion may have reached the end of the Western world.It is a pleasure to walk across this pedestrian bridge and admire the rive...

👍👍 Must see site. Astonishing beautiful and big. You can spend your day in the park. Paid parking is only €1. Some walking and a lot of stairs to do or use the elevator.

👍👍 I'm not that cultured if it comes to visiting churches on vacation, but even I found this beauty was definitely worth the scenic side route road trip between Aviero and Porto

Lively free walking tours around the city, with options for wine & tapas excursions & pub crawls.

👍👍 A bit of a climb up to the top, but nothing too strenuous for most, you can get great views of Luis bridge, the Douro river and Porto from this vantage point. If you don't feel like walking up, you can pay for a vehicle to take you up. The elevated spot is close to the bridge and definitely worth...

A cable car leads to this hilltop green space with benches & a grove of palm trees at the summit.

City park with sports fields, sand volleyball courts, dining options & cycling & walking paths.

5.5 miles of steep wooden walkways along the bank of the Paiva River with scenic views.

18-hectare park, part of the Serralves Foundation, with formal gardens, wooded areas & sculptures.

Domed church & Catholic sanctuary atop a mountain, with sweeping views of Braga from its staircase.

Church with a gilded altar & large murals of painted tiles, plus festivals on key pilgrimage dates.