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Forget the living room couch: the 2026 World Cup promises to take over Porto and the surrounding area with giant screens, and here are four of the places where you can watch the games for free

Between June 11 and July 19, countries from the four corners of the globe will come together to experience the excitement of the 2026 World Cup and cheer on their favorite teams. In Porto and the surroun...

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Forget the living room couch: the 2026 World Cup promises to take over Porto and the surrounding area with giant screens, and these are four of the places where you can watch the games for free

Between June 11 and July 19, countries from all corners of the globe will come together to experience the excitement of the 2026 World Cup and cheer on their favorite teams. In Porto and the surrounding...

Goodbye, rentals: starting this beach season, you’ll find 600 free beach chairs on the beaches of Matosinhos—and even hammocks

The beach season has already kicked off, and this year it brings a major new feature for beachgoers in the municipality of Matosinhos (and Greater Porto): the provision of hundreds of free items, such as...

Culture Things to do

For just four days: The Iberian Festival takes over Porto with free concerts and “Cozinha de Fogo”

June is a month packed with events in the city of Porto. After Primavera Sound Porto, another cultural initiative is on the horizon. This time, it’s a brand-new event designed to celebrate the ties that b...

Music Things to do

Large bags, bottles, and drones are not allowed: the list of prohibited items and what you can’t miss at Primavera Sound Porto

In June, the city of Porto is filled with countless parties and celebrations— after all, this is the month of São João. In the meantime, you can have a blast at another edition of the Primavera Sound...

Culture Things to do

Primavera Sound isn’t just about music: from the 83 hectares of Parque da Cidade to the sharks at SEA LIFE Porto, there’s a whole itinerary to explore just a stone’s throw from the concerts

Primavera Sound Porto, the “younger sibling” of Primavera Sound Barcelona, was born in the city of Porto in 2012. Since then, it has become one of the must-see festivals on the national and international...

Music Things to do

From Primavera Sound in Porto to Rock in Rio Lisbon: 9 live music festivals to enjoy in the coming months

In the city of Invicta, Primavera Sound Porto is getting ready to kick off the summer festival season. However , this is just the start of the 2026 season, so over the coming months you can travel acros...

Music Things to do

Goodbye, routine: starting June 11, Porto will host exclusive performances by Massive Attack, Gorillaz, and three more festivals with tickets starting at €25

In recent years, the city of Porto (and beyond) has established itself as a must-visit destination for any music fan. From legendary acts to emerging talents, not to mention the best of the local scene,...

Things to do Wellness & nature

The alternative to indoor workouts returns to Porto: there are 22 morning walks, passing through iconic areas, and registration is free

For those who prefer not to spend money on gyms and instead exercise outdoors, there’s something new in Porto. Following the return of the “Dias com Energia” program , it’s now time for walking enthusiast...

Culture Things to do

Porto’s longest night already has an official program: an 800,000-euro celebration featuring a World Cup match, Tony Carreira, and fireworks

Get your hammers, leeks, and basil ready, as the program for the 2026 São João Festival in Porto has been revealed. With a total budget of 800,000 euros, Porto’s most anticipated celebration will feature...