Out of doors
Bolhão is the venue for the celebration of relations between Portugal and the United Kingdom
To mark the 650th anniversary of the British Portuguese Alliance, the British Embassy will develop a series of activities in the city of Porto.
Clérigos Tower received 1.2 million visitors in 2022
The number of visitors tripled compared to 2021, however being 30% below the 2019 values.
Essência do Vinho debuts international wine tourism fair
It is already from 23 to 26 February that the Palácio da Bolsa hosts the 19th edition of Essência do Vinho.
Coliseu will present 150 shows throughout this year
The Coliseu Porto Ageas presented its programme for this year, highlighting the debut, in Portugal, of one of the best contemporary circus companies in the world – Les 7 Doigts de la Main, with "Passagers".
Balleteatro celebrates 40 years with shows, concerts, and debates
Most activities will be free to attend.
Claire Denis comes to Batalha for a chat and the national premiere of the new film
One of the most influential names in contemporary cinema will talk about her filmography, which spans over five decades and is characterized by a subversive, fearless, and deeply original cinema.
Batalha Cinema Centre dedicates retrospective to the indigenous collective COUSIN
The programme, which will feature members of the North American collective, includes film sessions, a live act and a performance.
Pedro Amaro and Mónica Silva were the fastest runners at the São Silvestre do Porto
The starting shot was heard at 6 p.m. on Sunday for the most traditional of road races (and walks).
In the Igreja da Lapa (Church of Lapa), the “monument in the form of an organ” will be heard again
The occasion is solemn and will mark the night of Wednesday, January 11th: “One of the greatest gems of Porto will be heard again loud and clear, in fact, as it has not been heard for quite some time”.
Iranian Community in the city gathers to celebrate ancient tradition
The Iranian community residing in Porto will gather this Wednesday, December 21, to celebrate the Yalda, an ancestral tradition, where the Iranian people gather until dawn, hoping to chase away the demons of darkness and wake up in freedom.