Casa do Cativo is located in the hearth of Porto, UNESCO heritage city. Take advantage of the location and explore by foot all the surroundings. Getting lost in the city will prove to be the best way to visit all it’s historical streets, finding those “hidden gems”, small local and traditional restaurants and shops.
To help you planning your days in Porto, we’ve selected some of the most famous Landmarks and Restaurants.
Historical Landmarks:
- São Bento train station – famous for its tiles and architecture
- Sé Cathedral – XII century Cathedral
- D.Luís bridge – The Iron Bridge, engineered by Théophile Seyrig
- São João Nacional Theatre – An iconic Theatre
- Clérigos Tower – Porto’s most famous landmark and offers superb views from the top
- Lello Bookstore – One of the most beautiful Bookstores in the World
- Carmo and Carmelitas churches – two beautiful churches side by side and a century apart
- Santa Catarina Street – Visit the Majestic Café and “Capela das Almas”
- Sá da Bandeira Street – traditional groceries stores and the famous Mercado do Bolhão
- Port Wine Cellars – Choose one or two from the innumerous Port Wine Cellars, plan a guided tour and a sweet tasting of Porto Wine at the end of it
“Not to miss” Restaurants:
- Gazela – famous Hot-dog, the perfect afternoon snack
- Casa Louro – one of the best smoked ham sandwich
- Rogério do Redondo – a local’s favourite for portuguese food. Casual atmosphere
- Adega de São Nicolau – an “old time’s” classic at Ribeira
- Cantinho Avillez – where the traditional cuisine gets a new life
- Flow – modern, funky, the perfect nightout with friends or a romantic couple getaway
- Almeja – Casual Fine Dining
- DOP – Chef Rui Paula
- Pedro Lemos – 1 Michelin Star
- Restaurante Gastronómico The Yeatman – 2 Michelin Stars
- Em Carne Viva – Vegetarian
- 5 Oceanos Matosinhos – The best Seafood and shellfish in Matosinhos
Get in touch with us if you’d like to make a booking to any of these restaurants or any other you would like to try – reservations@casadocativo.com