Top Things to do in Porto District
Top Hotels in Porto District
5 Flea & Street Markets in Porto District That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Porto District, Portugal including La Portuguese Porto Market, Mercado Municipal do Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco, Mercado na Invicta, Mercado Ferreira Borges, Feira da vandoma Oporto.
Restaurants in Porto District
1. La Portuguese Porto Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
a Portuguese Porto Market, a Traditional Portuguese Culture Market where you can find out what is most characteristic in Portugal. Fado Live Show, souvenirs, typical food and wine. Come live a full experience.
2. Mercado Municipal do Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco
3. Mercado na Invicta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Market in Invicta, you will find a little of our whole Country, mainly crafts Market at Invicta is an array of artisans in an ancient space steeped in history and authenticity! An old space that has gone through many changes, a medieval convent, a Victorian showroom or a car parts shop from the 90s. But it is in 2016, after almost twenty years of inactivity, that it reborn as a collaborative market that houses artisans of the city unbeaten Located on Rua da Fábrica, known by the oldest as the street where was produced much of the national tobacco, the Market in Invicta. From the old rustic stones that make up the white walls to the colorful mosaics that guide us through the central corridor. A beautiful space whose alleys lodge dozens of craftsmen with their exquisite works and that offers us a Portuguese craftsmanship of great quality and authenticity in downtown Porto.
Reviewed By HTraveller9 - Washington DC, United States
My friend and I were exploring the city and literally stumbled upon this store. I needed some last minute gifts for friends and family and I found everything I needed here. Gifts for my young nieces, to my parents, to my colleagues at work plus some things for myself. I appreciated that local artists are represented in the shop. I highly recommend that you stop for a look and patronize the local artist community.
