Easter in Porto

Like the rest of the country, Holy Week in Porto and Northern Portugal is a religious affair and regarded as a time to welcome those who visit us at this time of the year.


Easter is one of the best times to visit Porto. With fewer crowds, you can enjoy various unforgettable experiences without the usual rush, such as a visit to the Port wine cellars, tours of the Historic Centre - World Heritage Site, River Douro boat trips and unique cuisine, not forgetting the historic shops with this festivity’s typical products.

Enjoy the days prior to this much enjoyed celebration in Portugal to visit Porto with your family. This is a great opportunity to get to know the city and use it as a springboard to explore the region in a festive and authentic setting!


If you want to discover Porto in the best way possible, find us at the Official Tourism Offices or via our Live Chat. We are here to recommend the best things to see and do for an unforgettable trip. Rely on our experience and knowledge and discover the best options available. In addition, benefit from everything the Porto.CARD has to offer and, as a family, enjoy a countless range of benefits and discounts with the city card.


To understand and explore the city, let Porto embrace you. Wander its streets and sample the flavours of a city at whose every corner you will be charmed by its vigorous and enchanting way of life. Use our tips for this season and discover our heritage, gastronomy and wine.


And because Easter cannot go by without sampling its gastronomic delicacies: give everything a try! Meat is the central food at this time of year and between lamb, goat and beef, the rule is to take a seat at the table and not to budge until you’ve sampled a little bit of everything on offer, chiefly the desserts, which range from folar, almonds, chocolate and pão-de-ló.

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    Last updated 2022-12-06

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