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December 09-11, 2024

Ibis Styles Ambassador Seoul Yongsan

Porto is a rich and colourful city that is quickly becoming one of Western Europe’s most respected tourist destinations. Located in the north of Portugal, the city has a rich history, interesting tourist attractions, a vibrant nightlife, and top notch tourist facilities.

The Southern European climate is mild, meaning that the weather in Porto is mostly warm from April to August, which is the best time to visit. Later in the year, there is a cool autumn and a mild, rainy winter. The wind regulates the temperatures because it blows frequently, a feature common to the Mediterranean: in the cold half-year, it can be strong, while in summer, a cool breeze from the sea blows in the afternoon. This diverse city will appeal to a wide range of visitors, as there is a lot to see and do! 

Getting to Porto, Portugal:

Porto is a major infrastructural hub of north Portugal, which is why it can be easily reached by a variety of means of transport. Foreign visitors might find it at hand to get to Porto by plane, the closest airport being Francisco Sa Carneiro Airport, located about 11 kilometers north of the center of the city. Getting to Porto by train is, again, a reliable alternative. Driving to Porto is yet another solution. Thus, depending on each tourist’s vacation priorities and point of departure, they can select the most convenient manner of traveling to Porto.

By Plane:

Francisco Sa Carneiro Airport is located on the north outskirts of Porto, about 11 kilometers from the center of the city. It is serviced by some 20 airline companies which operate both business class and low cost flights, such as Luxair, TAP Portugal, Ryanair, Air Berlin, Air Transat and Aigle Azur. These airline companies establish connections between Porto and sundry national and international destinations, such as Lisbon itself, Brussels, Toronto, Montreal, Milan, Paris, Madrid and Frankfurt, Bordeaux and London.

The airport transfer means are highly reliable, Francisco Sa Carneiro Airport being accessible by both public means of transport (buses and metros) and private means (rented cars and taxis).

By Train:

In north Portugal, Porto is the most important railway hub of all the cities. It is services by two main train stations. Estacao de Sao Bento (Sao Bento Train Station) is located in central Porto, in Praca Almeida Garrett, being the terminal of regional trains which travel between Porto and sundry north destinations (such as Braga, Viana do Castelo and Duoro).

Estacao de Campanha (Campanha Train Station) is the terminal of trains leaving for and arriving from the south (Lisbon included). Thus, a train trip between Porto and Lisbon takes about three hours, but what is also worth mentioning is the said Estacao de Campanha is also used by trains which establish international railway connections.

By Bus:

Getting to Porto by bus is yet another inspired alternative for people who travel from abroad and for nationals alike. Bus trips have their inner advantages, and they can be taken into account by people who, for one reason or another, rule out flights and train trips, eventually opting for this manner of transport.

Rede Nacional de Expressos

The Lisbon headquartered Rede Nacional de Expressos links Porto to virtually the entire Portugal. One of the most frequented routes is the one between Porto and Lisbon. Thus, the company operates 9 trips a day between the capital and Porto, which is fairly reassuring for all tourists (business and pleasure tourists alike) who need to get from one destination to another in a relatively short time.

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