Top 20 best museums in Porto

An amazing sight in the very centre of the city, with richly decorated interiors and an equally stunning exterior, which was also recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The highlight of this palace is the Arab Room – a beautiful gilded ballroom decorated in Moorish Revival style.

Visit this intriguing church built in the 14th century which mixes Gothic and Baroque influences into an interesting blend of styles. The interior boasts glamorous wood carvings that cover the stone structure of the church. The contrast between the plain façade and the richly decorated interior is s

Numerous discoveries were made by Portuguese sailors during 15th and 16th centuries. Visit this Museum and a theme park reminding you of the Age of Discovery and find out a little bit more about Vasco da Gama’s journey to India or about Fernão de Magalhães’s expedition which resulted in the first c

One of the greatest museums of Portugal; the first national museum in the country that displays some of the best art from home as well as few pieces from international artists. Of course that a collection of António Soares dos Reis, whose name the museum bears, is also a part of the exhibited artwo

Located in the City Park of Porto, next to Gonçalves Zarco Square, SEA LIFE Porto is the 30th aquarium of the Merlin Entertainments chain. It covers an area of about 2400 square meters and houses approximately 3000 marine creatures. These creatures belong to more than a hundred different species and are displayed in 31 different aquariums.

A former custom house and mint was built in 14th century but it was significantly remodelled in 17th century. It is believed to be the birth place of Prince Henry the Navigator, who is connected with the Age of the Discoveries. A beautiful sight that is part of the UNESCO heritage in Porto.

The Porto Tram Museum, which opened its doors in May 1992, is located in the former Massarelos thermoelectric power station in Porto, Portugal. This unique location adds a historical touch to the museum, making it a fascinating place to explore the history of trams and public transportation in the city.

The Cadeia da Relação, translating to Court of Appeal, is a historic building situated in the city of Porto, Portugal. This building was established on the 27th of July, 1582. It initially functioned in the old town hall, located on Rua de São Sebastião, and was also known as Paço da Rolaçon. This building holds a significant place in the history of Porto and is a notable landmark in the city.