| Population | 237 584 (2011) | Language | Portuguese | Currency | Euro € |
| Country | Portugal | Area | 41,66 km2 | Time zone | WET (UTC0) |
Frequencies and Schedules
Boston <> Porto
From Boston
April 05 to May 24, 2024 // October 04 to 25, 2024
Fridays
Departure: 21:00 | Arrival: 11:40 (+1)
June 05 to September 25, 2024
Wednesdays
Departure: 12:10 | Arrival: 23:25
From Porto
April 06 to May 05, 2024 // October 05 to 26, 2024
Saturdays
Departure: 12:35 | Arrival: 19:35
June 04 to September 24, 2024
Tuesdays
Departure: 07:30 | Arrival: 10:10
Boston <> Porto
From Boston (via Terceira)
October 28 to December 17, 2024 || January 07 to March 25, 2025
Mondays
Departure: 21:15 | Arrival in Porto: 10:55 (+1)
From Porto (via Terceira)
October 29 to December 17, 2024 || January 07 to March 25, 2025
Mondays
Departure: 14:10 | Arrival in Boston: 21:05
New York <> Porto
From New York
April 03 to October 23, 2024
Tuesdays
Departure: 20:55 | Arrival: 11:40 (+1)
October 29 to December 27, 2024
Tuesdays
Departure: 12:35 | Arrival: 19:35
June 02 to September 29, 2024
Sundays
Departure: 11:00 | Arrival: 22:30
From Porto
April 03 to October 23, 2024
Wednesdays
Departure: 12:35 | Arrival: 19:35
October 29 to December 27, 2024
Wednesdays
Departure: 12:40 | Arrival: 20:45
June 06 to September 26, 2024
Thursdays
Departure: 06:50 | Arrival: 09:50
Toronto <> Porto
From Toronto (via Ponta Delgada)
Until March 31, 2025
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays
From Porto (via Ponta Delgada)
Until March 31, 2025
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
Terceira <> Porto
From Terceira
Until March 27, 2025
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sunday
From Porto
Until March 27, 2025
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sunday
About Porto
Situated in the north of Portugal and divided between the Douro river and the Atlantic Ocean, Porto, the second most crowded city in Portugal, is full of history and symbolism. European Capital of Culture in 2001 and considered the Best European Destination by the European Consumers’ Association, Porto is assumed as a great tourist destination. A visit to the city’s historical center, which is classified by UNESCO as World Heritage, a walk along the Douro river, a tasting of the internationally distinguished Port wine or simply savoring the city’s typical dish, the Francesinha, are only a few reasons to visit this magnificent city. + info
Don't miss
- Casa do Infante - It's the house where the Infante D. Henrique, an unavoidable figure in Portuguese history, was born. It is considered as one of the oldest buildings in the city. It was used as the Alfândega and as Casa da Moeda in its origin and today is a place of tourist and cultural attraction, serving as the Arquivo Histórico Municipal.
- Torre dos Clérigos - After its construction in 1763, this tower, that was once the tallest building in Portugal, is considered by many as the real ex-libris of Porto. It is now one of the biggest tourist attractions in the city.
- Ribeira - Situated along the river, the Ribeira area is assumed as a major focus of attraction in the city of Porto. Joining the secular architecture and the magnificent view of Ponte D. Luís over the Douro river, it presents many restaurants and terraces that provide unforgettable meals.
- Museu do Vinho do Porto – In this museum you will have the opportunity to be well acquainted with one of the city’s products of excellence, the Port Wine. Port Wine’s marketing was of extreme importance for the city, assuming a very important role in its development.
