The most beutiful hotel, view and breakfast in Porto! And if Ines is by your side you will surely enjoy it more. She took care of me all morning while I enjoyed my breakfast and the amazing views here! The quality of the food is amazing and a buffe for €20 is nothing when you get ALL you want with excellent service (Inés) and just breathtaking views! See for yourself in my photos #lawofattractionphotos ❣️❣️❣️ I started by sitting inside and then realized the view was worth $1,000 and came out for breakfast!! What a view! Quality of the food is great and service/ Inés amazing!

The first time my friend and I visited in September it was a bit rainy and when we attempted to walk across we were a little intimidated, so we turned around. We vowed to get across this bridge the next time, so when we went back in October it was sunny and clear and we made it a point to get across this bridge. The views are amazing, if you have a fear of heights. We started on the Gaia side and walked to the Porto side. We figured if we continued to talk then we would not look and become shaken...LOL. We made it and took some amazing photos to celebrate! My late husband would be proud of me.

This is another great piece of architecture in Porto and a definitive must-see and do. If you want to cross the river Douro, then this is a great way to do so. Be it on the lower level or on the top level. For the amazing city views of course you should head to the top. There are some cable-cars passing the bridge. But not very frequently, so there's a lot of space, even though full with visitors. There's always a gap to be found to take in the views or to take some pics. At its construction, its 172 metres span was the longest of its type in the world. The construction was to be administered by Théophile Seyrig, a disciple of Gustave Eiffel. It was inaugurated on October 31st, 1886. There are many reasons to come to this bridge. The city views, the river Douro views. Or for the bridge itself and its stunning architecture and history.

We walked across both the lower part and upper part of this bridge during our two days in Porto, and I recommend you do the same. The lower part is not as scenic of course, but takes you to the section with all the port wineries, which has a great view of the city. The upper section of the bridge has a fantastic view of the river and an even better view of the city once you make it to the other side. The bridge itself is breathtaking.

Very nice place to visit and very easy to get around by public transport! Was very disappointed with the Christmas markets to which our visit was based around! But genuinely enjoyed the city all the same though!! Will definitely visit the city again!

The iconic bridge of Porto. Pictures do not do the bridge justice, you just have to come admire it with your own eyes. It is beautiful in any angel, especially during sunset. Walking across the bridge (side by side with the tram) itself is an experience.

The Puente D. Luis I is one of the landmarks of Porto. It's one of the bridges that connects Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia. It's a metallic bridge that looks stunning when the sun sets and it lights up. Compared to other bridges (like those in Budapest, Prague...), it's a rather ordinary bridge.

Iconic bridge with great views of Porto and Vila Nova De Gaia. Two levels to the bridge and accessible by road and path. There is a funicular at the side of it to take you up to the top of the city, but this wasn't working when we went. (Be prepared for lots of steep hills and steps!) We wandered over the bridge a couple of times to visit the other side which is a must! There is lots to do and see over there too.

We were lucky enough to have stunning views of this bridge from our apartment and could see it lit up at night in all its glory. There are two levels to it that you can walk across and it is worth doing this to explore both sides of the river. Lots of places to sit and admire this amazing structure while enjoying a drink.

A walk over the bridge is a necessary stop on most Porto trips. We walked over the much smaller lower level from Cais de Ribeira to the other side of the river, and then walked across the upper level back from Vila Nova de Gaia. Was a nice place to walk; be aware that metro trains cross the bridge too so just be careful.