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Porto Cathedral
Porto Cathedral · today's first stop

HELLO, PORTO · BEGIN BY THE DOURO

Porto,
one building at a time.

24 buildings, from the historic core to the coast and neighbourhoods. Choose a place, discover its story and find a table nearby.

Story map

Twenty-four buildings,
twenty-four ways into Porto.

Churches, a station, a market and riverside buildings reveal different sides of Porto. Choose a neighbourhood, read a story, find a table and leave a sentence on the bench.

PORTO

City map

Choose an area, then a number. Discover a building and the life nearby.

24 / 24 buildings
↑ North

Choose a number · lines connect to reference locations

CoastlineMunicipal outline

© OpenStreetMap contributors · DGT / CAOP

Buildings by number · 24
Map notes and sources

North is up; locations use recorded coordinates. Areas help organise your visit. This map does not show roads or walking routes.

Building reference points; numbered labels are moved for easier selection. Check entrances and visiting conditions on the building page.

Simplified geographic lines; view centred on the buildings. Coastline: OpenStreetMap (2026-10-16). Municipal outlines are reference data, not legal boundaries or navigation guidance.

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NEIGHBOURS · THE BENCH

After exploring,
a bench is waiting for you.

After seeing a building and sharing a meal, take a seat on Porto’s Bench. Leave a sentence for the neighbourhood and the next traveller.

Take a seat on the neighbours’ Bench ↗No ratings · Moments from nearby life
Sources and photo credits

Travel may be spontaneous; city stories need evidence.

Twenty-four buildings connect the historic core, riverside, coast, eastern and northern neighbourhoods. Historical accounts include sources; I Ching readings are presented separately as editorial interpretations. Check each venue’s visiting arrangements.

Image: Laszlo Daroczy / Wikimedia Commons · Facts: Património Cultural, Porto PDM and UNESCO.