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In Oporto's most exclusive residential neighborhood, close to the city centre and a few minutes from the city's main arteries you will find the Tivoli Porto. In this noble town, from which the famous Port Wine is sent to the four corners of the earth, the Tivoli Porto is undoubtedly "the" five star hotel in Oporto. The building dates from 1976 and was acquired by Tivoli Hotels in 1989. Its classical, timeless decoration and furnishings make it the most welcoming and comfortable property in town.
The best way to know a city is to go back to its roots. To know Oporto is to wander through its historical center, classified by the UNESCO in 1997, as World Heritage. Some places not to be missed are: the Clérigos Tower, the Oporto Cathedral, the Romanic church of Cedofeita, the church of São Francisco, the church of Santa Clara, the church of Carmo and the Palácio da Bolsa. Having immersed yourself in the spirit of this captivating city, go down to the Oporto and Gaia river banks (zona ribeirinha), the ideal place to unwind, meet the locals and watch the sunsets, from one of the riverside cafés.
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