(Translated by Google) When crossing the D. Luís Bridge towards Porto you will arrive at the Porto Cathedral, an iconic cathedral with a lot of history and wonderful architecture, which can be seen from different points of the streets and slopes, in any sense, take the opportunity to walk down the side of Porto to Cais da Ribeira, passing through its streets, slopes and lanes exploring its corners and the Portuguese people, and on the side of Gaia go down to the pier while still taking the opportunity to climb and descend from the cable car. (Original) Ao atravessar a Ponte D. Luís no sentido do Porto você chegará na Sé do Porto, uma catedral icônica com muita história e uma arquitetura maravilhosa, podendo ser vista de diversos pontos das ruas e ladeiras, em qualquer sentido, aproveite para descer a pé do lado do Porto até o Cais da Ribeira, passando por suas ruas, ladeiras e travessas explorando seus cantinhos e o povo português, e do lado de Gaia desça até o cais aproveitando ainda para subir e descer de Teleférico.

Stopped by on a Wednesday morning just after 10:30 and it wasn’t too busy. We didn’t go inside the church, as you had to pay a fee, but there was plenty to see outside and around. There is a small hill up to the church (but I guess there is a small hill everywhere in Porto!) but once you get up there, you get beautiful views of Porto and all its red rooftops. We probably spent about half an hour just taking pictures outside, so make sure you bake enough time for that into your schedule.

A really incredible place set atop a hill so it has great views from around the building. Totally worth the 3 euros to go inside to see the beautiful tile work and arches and then to climb the tower. The panoramic views up there are incredible.

An incredible place. It is one of the most interesting cathedrals I have ever visited. You have the opportunity to see every detail in the tiles and in the architecture. With the ticket and at no additional cost, as part of the tour you can climb the tower and appreciate incredible views of Porto. It is well worth visiting the place and learning a little more about the local history through its walls.

Very nice cathedral and its monastery. The central courtyard is beautiful and gives access to many other rooms and chapels. You can also access the top of the Bell tower and get a nice view. You can also buy the full tour ticket for 6€ which gives access to the Palace next to the cathedral. It's an important spot to visit, definitely recommended.

Such an incredible place to visit! We enjoyed a lot! It’s an 3€ ticket entrance and it’s totally worth it! The views are majestic! The cathedral itself is amazing! It’s like from a fairytale! Highly recommended!

Beautiful cathedral completed on 1737 with nice cloister. Tickets for 3€ but it is worth paying them as besides visiting the cloister and cathedral itself you can climb one or the two towers to get amazing views of the Douro river and city. Don’t miss visiting it!

Finally visited the church, the Porto Cathedral. The church a (must) see while in Porto. What an amazing experienced seeing inside the church. Inside the Cathedral you'll see the silver altar that holds interesting story. You'll find beautiful Sacred art museum and Gothic cloisters. The architecture indoors are magnificent. While inside the church try to go up through the stairs on the way to the top where you'll see the amazing panoramic view of the entire city of Porto and its worth it.

When in Porto, you would never miss this hulking fortress like cathedral which sits on a hilltop. The alter is lavish baroque style gilded with gold leaf. The granite stonework and the high ceilings provide a solemn vibe. I was surprised to see painted ceiling like the ones I saw in Rome, which is not very common in Portugal. The cloister was the most impressive with walls that were fully decorated with brilliant blue and white tiles illustrating biblical stories. Climbing to the tower, again, more tiles, more stories. But makes the climbing more worthwhile it’s the view of the riverfront and the old town. The Porto Cathedral is a must visit when in Porto. With Porto Card, you can save €1.

I am a tour guide in Porto +351925667835.🌅✨ The place is very close to the Bridge Luis First. Which is also a very beautiful view. I personally found the way to this place very easy but going up. It is incredible to think that this beautiful place was built here in 1110. The views are amazing. You can buy the tickets in the church but also the is a section of the church that is for free. The line was very short. There is access to chairweels but not all the places have one. Perfect to go with kids. Parking building nearby but anyway you have to walk. I really recommend to forget about your car in Porto if you want to enjoy. Very walkable. Restaurants nearby. I recommend after looking at this church, walking down the old streets in front of the church, which is the old town.

A visit to Porto Cathedral is a journey into sunlit historical splendor. Situated near the Luis I Bridge, it offers stunning views, especially radiant under the sunshine – sunglasses recommended! This majestic structure is accessible via a scenic uphill walk. With both ticketed and free sections, the experience is enhanced by the charm of street musicians, adding a melodic backdrop with their guitars. Ideal for families, the cathedral is a gateway to exploring Porto's old town. Remember to stroll leisurely, as every corner around it is a delightful discovery.

This is an amazing Cathedral. We had planned to come here for both the tile work and the hallway passages. Both did not disappoint. The tile work is stunning, intricate and interesting. I was pleasantly surprized with a low entry price.

It's a beautiful church, with a tower to climb to get some gorgeous views of the city. One of the oldest cathedrals of the city. The ticket to enter cost Euro 3, which includes the watchtower. Their site usually doesn't work, so you have to stand in the queue to buy it. There is a Palace next to it, which people usually combine, with a Euro 6 ticket. Its closed on Sundays, so we couldn't visit.

Incredible cathedral to experience. We had to queue for the €3 ticket, which gives you access to the cathedral, the tower, and the bishop’s palace (which is currently closed for renovations -9.23). Before visiting, remind yourself to take some time with your phone and camera packed away to actually see and marvel at the beauty of the cathedral, it’s content and the stunning views which the tower has to offer.

A beautiful cathedral complex, with a lot to explore for the small (€3) entrance fee. The tiled cloisters are atmospheric and attractive, and the stairs (large but fairly even) up to the tower are well worth the effort for the amazing views over Porto and around. In the church itself, the high, narrow nave is plain and contrasts with the riotous decoration of the chancel. A side chapel includes an altarpiece made entirely of silver. An enjoyable and interesting place to visit.

Lovely cathedral in Porto, live structure with lots of tile arts!! Definitely climb to the top to get a panoramic view of Porto city! Tickets required to go in, but went on a weekday, no queue and it was very quick to get to the top. We also visited the Bishop quarter next to the cathedral too.

The Porto Cathedral is a must-see in Porto. You can see the famous blue tiles in several places throughout the city. Here you can see them beautifully deployed. The cathedral is a spectacular piece of architecture itself. There are multiple adjoining facilities and tours available which are very informative and inexpensive. See the surrounding streets as well, they are a delightful stroll.

A great place to visit! Either for enjoying the architecture or for spending some time in silence. The cathedral is quite large, plus it comes with the cloisters and gardens, so it's not very crowded - even when there are hoards of tourists outside! There's a lot to see inside - and for a decent entry price. Definitely worth a visit!

(Translated by Google) For the first time The place inside is beautiful. European architecture has an indescribable charm. Inside there is a museum showing various items, there is a church inside which is very beautiful. We spent a lot of time here. It looks so enjoyable that I forget the time. (Original) เป็นครั้งแรกที่ได้มา สถานที่ข้างในมีความสวยงาม สถาปัตยกรรมของยุโรปมีเสน่ห์อย่างบอกไม่ถูก ภายในมีพิพิทธภัณฑ์แสดงของต่าง ๆ มีโบสถ์ซึ่งภายในสวยงามมาก เราใช้เวลาอยู่ที่นี่พอสมควร ดูเพลินจนลืมเวลาเลยทีเดียว

(Translated by Google) Hello good night I loved beautiful excellent Cultural program 👌 (Original) Olá boa noite adorei lindo excelente programa Cultural 👌

(Translated by Google) Imposing cathedral, another beautiful corner of God on Earth! (Original) Catedral imponente, mais um lindo Cantinho de Deus na Terra!

Great view of the city. The cathedral is amazing. You can imagine the living history here. Your should bring a teavel guide guide or a book with you because you cannot buy there anything. Information brossure or tour guide is not available

It costs 3 euros per adult to get in and frankly was expecting a lot more in terms of grandeur and opulence. The space behind the alter was being revamped and had been replaced with a large picture. Best part are the views from the top of the towers though you need to be prepared to do some climbing to see the views.

The Se Cathedral in Porto was really stunning architecturally and with regards to the Baroque gilded inlays and blue and white Azulejos (tiles). There are also really fantastic views from the square outside. We wish there had been a pamphlet or self-guided tour available (if there was one, we weren't made aware of it) to help give us a better idea of what we were looking at throughout the massive structure. Additionally, the main nave in one of the side chapels had a really strong foul odor that made it difficult to enjoy the experience in that particular chapel. Overall, still worth a visit.

Porto Cathedral, the Sé, did not fascinate me for the interior but for its dominant position over the city, on the Douro river, on the large terraced churchyard that offers wonderful views of the city. The visit of the Sé requires an entrance to the nearby archbishop's palace, which deserves to see the inner cloister with some walls covered with azulejos; the cathedral is austere, except for a few golden altars in Baroque style. Surely the climb to the towers satisfies the ticket because it offers wonderful and complete views of the historic centre of Porto

A fantastic experience at Porto Cathedral! I visited whilst on a break in Porto and the experience was fascinating. The building is currently undergoing some renovations but you'll be able to capture some incredible shots and the views from the tower are breathtaking 😍. Worth a visit ❤️

Note: admission helps preserve the property and its treasures. Located on the top of a hill this cathedral is one of the most impressive things Porto. It can get busy but I suggest you definitely make the track up to the top of the tower amazingly stunning views and also the bishop's quarters is very impressive as well some of the blue drawings and paintings are amazing the level of details just stunning and you won't regret it.

Iconic cathedral of Porto. Very beautiful interior and the 3 euro ticket includes trip to the tower. Beautiful blue colour tiles on the top floor en route to tower where you can take lovely pictures. The desks provide stamps for you if you have a booklet for it to be stamped.

It is simply a beauty of the city of Porto. You can visit inside, you can spend some time outside and check the river Ribeira from the top. You can walk from the narrow streets of Porto from Cathedral to the river. The architecture is amazing. It is simply beautiful and excellent. Don’t miss it.

A must when in Porto and well worth the €3 entry fee - a very interesting cathedral showing several different styles of architecture. Beautiful blue tiles, and some informative displays. The highlight is the view from the top of the tower, its a bit of a climb up a very steep staircase, but you can see almost all of Porto, the Douro and Gaia. A great way to see the city at the start of a trip to Porto!

Incredible city to visit!! Had the opportunity to see the Porto Cathedral while visiting. You need to experience a mass if your able. The acoustics inside are spectacular!! There was a mass going on and the organ filled the area with blissful sounds!! It’s a free entrance and wonderful way to see the past architecture of Porto.

This was a beautiful cathedral, but make sure you're in good shape for several steep stairs. The views feom the rooftop were magnificent, and the blue tiles throughout were breathtaking. We'll worth the 3 euros.

Must do! Great place. Wonderful church interior and tiled walls everywhere. Also, pretty to look at from the outside at night. The plaza in front has a nice view, too. It gets a little windy here. Entrance is worth it, and the place is big enough inside, so you don't feel the number of people. The tower has very high irregular steps, and it's a little exhausting, but the view is nice. It's definitely worth a visit.

Just a small fees to go inside the building. You can feel this building somewhat back in how many decades. There are a lots of blue tiles in the ground floor as well upper floor. You can also enjoy the city view either from the outside of the building or go up inside the tower.

I went to the 11am mass on Sunday and it was a wonderful experience. Even though I haven’t attended mass in quite some time the muscle memory was there and the cultural experience was beautiful. Additionally, it is worth the couple of euros to tour the cathedral and you MUST climb to the top of the tower — the view is SPECTACULAR!

It was 11:40 AM, February 29th, 2024. An extremely unfriendly and rude lady at the reception. Without greeting or making eye contact, or asking which type of ticket we wanted, all she said was '6 Euro'. We said we would like two combined tickets. Then she said '12 Euro' and put her hand out for money. She seemed very grumpy and somewhat angry. This really ruined our first impression and mood to see the inside. Hence, a low rating for this church. We were quite shocked how such a person can work at the ticket desk, especially in a church. The cloister was okay, although not impressive. It maintained many original features and looked great. The church was also beautiful and not overly elaborated or decorated.

This imposing structure is one of the must see tourist attractions in Porto. The original construction started in the Eleven Hundreds and the adjoining cloisters were added about three hundred years later. Obviously the Cathedral is the most important part of your visit but your ticket also allows you go to the top of the tower where you can get some great shots of Porto and the other side of the river. Be warned though, the stairs going to the top are a bit worn and uneven in places so if you’re not good with steps you can always take in the view from the large courtyard in front of the Cathedral which are nearly as good. Of interest is the Pillory in front of the Cathedral where according to legend criminals were hanged. While you’re here I would also recommend visiting the Stained Glass Museum which is behind the Cathedral and in front of the statue of a mounted warrior (Vimara Peres)

A must when visiting Porto. It's quite simple compared to other cathedrals in Europe, but still absolutely stunning. The tile work alone is worth the visit.

Not big but still worth visiting. From the tower there is spectacular view over Porto. If you are a pilgrim you can start your Camino to Santiago directly from that place where is also possibility of buying a Camino's passport for stamps.

An interesting touristic place in Porto. Cafés, bars and shops around it makes it more interesting!

One of the greatest places to visit in Porto, with reasonable pricing. It is quite an important visit when looking for the historic places of the city. Be mindful of the number of visitors that can be present, as it can get very crowdy!

That is amazing. I did not expected to be like that inside. It is not a normal cathedral. While I was walking around it looks like being in the middle of an old film. Completely fascinated with this cathedral.

Also called "Se", the Cathedral is an impressive landmark of Porto, a great tourist site to visit, walk around it amd impress by its decorative style and also enter inside. It is also a starting point for the Caminho Portuguese up north towards Santiago De Compostella (yellow arrow) or the Fatima to the south (blue arrow).

stunning! a must for anyone visiting porto. we went pretty early as it is one of the few tourist attractions that open before 10 am, and despite covid restrictions, we found no queue and were able to visit the cathedral and the annexed buildings with peace and quiet. the cloister is especially beautiful.

A very nice and quiet cathedral. We went during the day and were the only people inside. A single entry ticket gets you access to everything including the towers and museum. Great viewpoint for taking pictures just outside the cathedral as well.

Unable to get inside, but beautiful cathedral!!! Really worth viewing!

(Translated by Google) Church of Sant Bartomeu built in 1236 in the facade there are Romanesque, Baroque, Gothic elements, located at the Plaza Constitucion, very beautiful altar (Original) Kirche Sant Bartomeu erbaut 1236 in der Fassade befinden sich romanisch, Barock, gotische elemente, gelegen am Plaza Constitucion, sehr schönen Altar

(Translated by Google) Like other monuments, it needs restoration works. Monumental structure that overlooks beautiful Vista do Douro. (Original) Como outros monumentos, necessita de obras de restauração. Estrutura monumental que se debruça sobre bela Vista do Douro.

(Translated by Google) A must-see, the Porto Cathedral (Sé de Oporto) is the most important religious building in this city full of beautiful churches decorated with Portuguese tiles. Located in the Batalha neighborhood, in the highest part of the city, it enjoys spectacular views of the Ribeira of Porto. Its origin dates back to the 12th century, when it began to be built according to the Romanesque style that prevailed in Europe at that time. Its sober external appearance, which looks more like a defensive construction than a religious temple, and the rose window on the façade are good examples of this and, due to its simplicity, it reminds us of its Roman origin. Later, in the 13th century, Gothic elements were incorporated into the complex: the cloister or the Chapel of San Juan Evangelista. It even has Baroque elements, such as the portal, the domes, the High Altar or the portico decorated with tiles. In front of the cathedral we have in the center of the square a column (pelourinho) like the ones that were used in the past to hang those executed. In reality, this column was never used to punish anyone, as it was installed in the mid-20th century solely for the purpose of "decoration." (Original) Visita obligada, la Catedral de Oporto (Sé de Oporto) es el edificio religioso más importante de esta ciudad plagada de bellas iglesias decoradas con azulejos portugueses. Situada en el barrio de Batalha, en la parte más elevada de la ciudad, goza de unas vistas espectaculares de la Ribeira de Oporto. Su origen se remonta al siglo XII, cuando comenzó a construirse según el estilo románico que imperaba en Europa por aquel entonces. Su aspecto exterior sobrio, que se parece más a una construcción defensiva que a un templo religioso, y el rosetón de la fachada son buenas muestras de ello y por su sencillez nos recuerda su origen romanico. Posteriormente, en el siglo XIII se incorporaron elementos góticos al conjunto: el claustro o la Capilla de San Juan Evangelista. Incluso tiene elementos barrocos, como la portada, las cúpulas, el Altar Mayor o el pórtico decorado con azulejos. Frente a la catedral tenemos en el centro de la plaza una columna (pelourinho) como las que se utilizaban antiguamente para colgar a los ajusticiados. En realidad, esta columna nunca fue utilizada para castigar a nadie, pues se instaló a mediados del siglo XX únicamente con el objetivo de «decorar».

Nice place to relax

(Translated by Google) Simply beautiful place, with a magnificent energy. (Original) Lugar simplesmente lindo, de uma energia magnífica.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place in singing (Original) Muito agradável lugar em cantando

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place. (Original) Local maravilhoso.

(Translated by Google) Quiet place .. where you can pray serenely ... (Original) Endroit calme.. où l’on peut prier en sereinement ...

(Translated by Google) Simply magnificent! It just wasn't open for internal visitation. The architecture is fascinating! (Original) Simplesmente magnífico! Só não estava aberta para visitação interna. A arquitetura é fascinante!

(Translated by Google) It can be seen from any point of the city, and if you climb one of its towers, you can see amazing panoramic views. Built in the 12th century on the highest point of Porto. Its appearance may initially deceive you, because it looks like a fortress, and this gives it even more uniqueness. Since its construction and over time, it has undergone several changes, creating a mixture of architectural styles, including Gothic, Baroque and Romanesque. There are also typical for Portugal linings with ceramic tiles in white and blue, which depict paintings with angels and flowers, and written sentences in Latin, and some of them tell through images of the life of St. The Virgin. The main altar is gilded and carved in the Portuguese Baroque style, and the multicolored marble is impressive. You will also see a chapel with a silver altar, which today houses the remains of the Maltese knight Joao Gordo. Do not miss the monastery, impressive with its interior decoration. In the courtyard of the cathedral can be seen the so-called pillar of shame - "pelurinho". The guilty Portuguese were once tied to him and punished with whips. On the other side is the bronze statue of Count Vimara Perez, dressed in horse armor. Opening hours are daily from 9:00 to 12:30 and from 14:30 to 18:00, the ticket costs 3 euros. (Original) Вижда се от всяка точка на града, а ако се качите на една от кулите и, пред вас се откриват невероятни панорамни гледки. Построена през 12 в. на най-високата точка на Порто. Външният и вид първоначално може да ви заблуди, защото прилича на крепост, а това и придава още по-голяма уникалност. От построяването и във времето е претърпяла няколко промени, създаващи смесица от архитектурни стилове, включително готически, бароков и романски. Присъстват и типичните за Португалия облицовки с керамични плочки в бяло и синьо, които изобразяват картини с ангели и цветя, и изписани сентенции на латински, а някои от тях разказват чрез образи за живота на Св. Богородица. Главният олтар е с позлатена дърворезба и в стил португалски барок, впечатление прави и разноцветният мрамор. Ще видите и параклис с олтар от сребро, в който днес се пазят останките на малтийския рицар Жоао Гордо. Не пропускайте и манастира, впечатляващ с вътрешната си украса. В двора на катедралата може да се види и т. нар. позорен стълб - „пелуриньо”. Някога за него били завързвани провинените португалци и са били наказвани с удари с камшик. От другата страна е бронзовата статуя на граф Вимара Перес, облечен в доспехи на кон. Работното време е всеки ден от 9:00 до 12:30 часа и от 14:30 до 18:00 часа, билетът струва 3 евро.

(Translated by Google) Distinctive architecture and art for different periods of history. (Original) Arquitectura distinta e arte por diversos períodos da história.

(Translated by Google) Best place in Porto (Original) Melhor sítio do Porto

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, definitely recommended. The entrance to the tower is a bit hidden so you have to pay attention to it, above you can take great holiday photos for the price of 3 euros p.p. unforgettable (Original) Sehr schöner Ort, auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert. Etwas versteckt ist der Eingang zum Turm da muss man schon drauf achten, oben kann man super Urlaubsfotos schießen für den Preis von 3 Euro p.p. unvergesslich

(Translated by Google) 12th century cathedral, in the heart of the city. Definitely worth a visit. (Original) 12-de eeuwse kathedraal, in het hart van de stad. Beslist de moeite om eens een bezoek te brengen..

(Translated by Google) To visit (Original) A visitar

(Translated by Google) Lindissimo (Original) Lindissimo

(Translated by Google) A place not to discard who comes to Porto (Original) Um local a não descartar quem vem ao Porto

(Translated by Google) It is worth buying a ticket and seeing the cloisters (Original) Warto zakupić bilet i zobaczyć krużganki

(Translated by Google) We clean the windows of this wonderful church with a spectacular view, where we start on the way to Santiago de Compostela, a church rich in history and worth the walk and you already know what glass cleaning is with VidrosLimpos (Original) Limpamos os vidros desta maravilhosa igreja com uma vista espetacular, onde da início ao caminho para Santiago de Compostela, igreja riquíssima em história e vale a pena o passeio e já sabem né que limpeza de vidros é com a VidrosLimpos

(Translated by Google) Pictures say (Original) Zdjęcia mówią

(Translated by Google) Have to visit. (Original) Tem que visitar.

(Translated by Google) stopping point and mandatory visit, overlooking the Ribeira and quay of Gaia. the cloisters of the Cathedral are magnificent and at a super affordable price. fantastic for those who like the romantic period and value churches / cathedrals (Original) local de paragem e visita obrigatória, com vista para a Ribeira e cais de Gaia. os claustros da Sé são magníficos e a um preço super acessível. fantástico para quem gosta do período romântico e valoriza igrejas/ catedrais

(Translated by Google) Dark like many religious buildings. I prefer Spain for its more colorful and "lively" churches. (Original) Sombre comme beaucoup de bâtiments religieux. Je préfère l'Espagne pour ses églises plus colorées et "vivantes".

Nice to walk around in

Great architecture!

(Translated by Google) One of Porto's places to visit (Original) Um dos sítios do Porto a visitar

(Translated by Google) Porto Cathedral very rich in gilded woodcarving. The Bishop of this city is the entity that oversees the See, where Priests are ordained. (Original) Sé do Porto riquíssima em talha dourada. O Bispo desta cidade é a entidade que superintende a Sé, onde são Ordenados os Sacerdotes.

(Translated by Google) Impressive cathedral you feel very small in front and on the other side a magnificent view of Porto (Original) Impressionnante cathédrale on se sent tout petit devant et de l'autre côté une vue magnifique sur Porto

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place (Original) Lugar muito bonito

(Translated by Google) It is a spectacular building, with a marvelous cloister and views that have nothing to envy of the Clerigos Tower. The price is very affordable and includes the entire complex (church, cloister, treasure, house ...) (Original) Es un edificio espectacular,con un claustro maravilloso y unas vistas k nada tienen k envidiar a la torre de los clérigos. El precio es muy asequible e incluye todo el conjunto (iglesia, claustro, tesoro, vivienda....)

(Translated by Google) I love! Many varieties of food and very cozy! (Original) Me encanta! Muchas variedades de comida y muy acogedor!

(Translated by Google) Very nice place to do (Original) Très beau lieu à faire

(Translated by Google) The old and central church of the city, the construction of which began in the twelfth century AD and was completed in the eighteenth century. And has a special architecture known as Romanesque is. The inside is very beautiful and the outside, in addition to beauty and splendor due to the statue of one of the famous nobles of Portugal in front of it and on the other hand the possibility of seeing a beautiful view of part of the city, is attractive and spectacular. Continiuing of Porto. The Porto Chatedral (Sé do Porto) is one of the oldest oldest monuments and one of the most important local Romanesque monuments. It has nice and amazing interior and exterior area. Also, it has nice view of Porto and located the The statue of one of Portugal famous knight (Vimara Peres). This cathedral stablished in 12th century and finished in 18th. (Original) کلیسای قدیمی و مرکزی شهر که ساخت آن از قرن دوازده میلادی شروع و در قرن هیجدهم تکمیل شده است. و دارای معماری خاصی معروف به Romanesque می باشد. نمای داخل آن بسیار زیبا و بیرون آن هم علاوه بر زیبایی و شکوه به دلیل قرار گرفتن مجسمه یکی از نجیب زادگان معروف پرتغال در مقابل آن و از طرفی امکان دیدن نمایی زیبا از بخشی از شهر، جذاب و تماشایی می باشد. Continiuing of Porto. The Porto Chatedral (Sé do Porto) is one of the city's oldest monuments and one of the most important local Romanesque monuments. It has nice and amazing interior and exterior area. Also, it has nice view of Porto and located the The statue of one of Portugal famous knight (Vimara Peres ). This cathedral stablished in 12th century and finished in 18th.

(Translated by Google) Definitely visit! There is so much to see. (Original) Unbedingt besichtigen! Es gibt soviel zu sehen.

(Translated by Google) Cathedral richly adorned with gold and precious stones. Well next to that the homeless who sleep on the sidewalks next to a place as rich as this but angry. (Original) Cathédrale richement ornées d or et de pierreries. Bon à côté de ça les sans abris qui dorment sur les trottoirs à cote d un e endroit aussi riche ca mais en colère .

Really pretty cathedral with interesting displays. Inexpensive to visit.

If you like churches. Then it's an important place to visit. Porto has a few churches, in which they are all very delightful. I have enjoyed visiting all these churches, cathedrals including this one.

Just another church. But it's on a hill and the scenic view beside it makes the trip worthy.

Amazing views. You have to walk this wonderful bridge.

For a symbolic entry fee, you can visit the main cathedral in Porto, which sits in a privileged position at the top a hill. If you manage to climb all the stairs up the tower, you'll be rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view of the city, Gaia and the Douro river.

Must visit when in Porto, it's worth £3. The altar is currently under restoration. The view from top of the tower is worth the climb. The closi ture is beautiful with art instalation.

I personally got deeply surprised by this fantastic historical place. The unbelievably beautiful architecture of this church will absolutely make you surprised. Porto is very beautiful city. Some special structures like this one boost the beauty of this amazing city. Give it a try! 👍👍👍👍👍🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹❤️❤️❤️

A magnificent cathedral with beautiful tile walls and intricate carvings on the arches. The view from the top of tower is nice, where you can see the famous bridge and the river.

The outside is what it is but inside it is beautiful, great tiles and the conference-room has a beautiful sealing, stunning views tower. Be on time, tower is closing early at 17.45. Next door is the palace of the bishop, that is a very humble big palace.

Wow, Porto Cathedral is beautiful with Baroque architecture, Romanesque and Gothic elements. Construction began in 1110 and was finished in 1737. There are Portuguese tiles in some parts.

The entrance fee is like 3 or 4 euros and you get to visit the cathedral, the cloister and the tower. It's a nice place, you can take good pictures, both for the view and the azulejos

Impressive cathedral located on Porto’s heights. The painstaking baroque architecture was astonishing, and the blend of stone and blue tiles gave the place an eerie feeling. We loved it !

Not the most amazing cathedral I’ve seen, but one of the more interesting places we visited in the city. The blue tiles made it very unique and there are nice views, especially from the top of the tower. Worth a visit as there’s not much else to do in the city.

Well worth the €3 entry fee - a very interesting cathedral showing several different styles of architecture. Beautiful blue tiles, and some informative displays. The highlight is the view from the top of the tower, its a bit of a climb up a very steep staircase, but you can see almost all of Porto, the Douro and Gaia. A great way to see the city at the start of a trip to Porto!

interesting place to visit, climbed into the tower which served once as a light house. difficult to climb the stairs to the top if you are not agile or in a fit shape, just because the space is very narrow and plump persons cannot fit. stunning view from the top, you have explanations for the main buildings creating the skyline of Porto in all directions. i also enjoyed the exhibition and the track allowing the visitor to see the church from an unusual vantage point. Definitely to see!

Must visit in Porto… I especially love the square and terrace just in front of it… There is a peaceful ambience where street musicians play combined with the positive energy of the cathedral.. Good vibes all around.. ✨

Definitely you need to see inside of it. I really like there. The rooms, the tower, everything was beautiful. You can have such an amazing view photos. It's also located so central.

Lovely and beautiful Cathedral. You can see the whole of Porto from here. Definitely worth climbing all the stairs to the top of the tower to get the full view. Stunning and love the history within too.

We came on a Friday afternoon, it was busy but not too crazy. It's a beautiful old church. Walking into the chapel itself was magical, from the floor to the incredibly ornate carving that covered the altar and ceilings. We went upstairs to the tower. The climb is not for the faint of heart but the view was worth it.

Lovely cathedral with lots of history. Would recommend you review the staircase before you climb up to the tower as it's very steep and probably not suitable for those who struggle to walk/climb stairs. On the other hand, the view from the top over Porto is worth it!

Must visit when you’re in Porto. However being a Catholic I find it strange they I have to pay to visit this church. The 3€ was worth it considering you can go on top of the tower to see the full view of Porto. The church is a bit dusty but all in all a great visit.

Great impressive cathedral, cloister and a range of other rooms. It's also possible to climb the tower all the way to the top for a magnificent 360 degree view across Porto. Only €3 entry for just the Cathedral, or there's a combined ticket if you also want to see the Bishop's Palace next door. Amazing blue tile work contrasting with stonework

A large cathedral with plenty of history and some artifacts. It is not free to enter, but there is only one cost for the complete experience. Good architecture and preservation efforts, and it is still in full use.

I am amazed that places like this have survived. I love the history and the breathtaking views from inside the tower. Beautiful!

This is definitely one of the not to be missed sites/sights of the old time, during the day and at night if time permits, it is a very impressive structure, the grounds are worth a wander around.

Great place to visit. We went here when the sun was shining, better to use sun glasses. You will meet musicians singing with instruments such as guitar.

This site was just across from our hotel so it was easy to access. What a great example of religious architecture and rich ornamentation. We walked to the tower snd took some stunning shots.