Breakfast and departure for Barcelos, capital of ceramics, whose Rooster became the national symbol.
Discovery of its 18th century churches decorated with azulejos and Gothic pilothris from the 16th century.
Discovery of a typical market, friendly and lively (depending on the opening days). Continue to Braga, a city of historic importance. The Romans succeeded the Suevi, then the Visigoths and the Muslims, until its reconquest by the Christians in the eleventh century. Its Cathedral, the oldest in the country, was the largest religious reference of Portugal and the popular saying "older than the Cathedral of Braga", to refer to something very old, shows well its seniority. Its ecclesiastical power, so often associated with the medieval era in the power of the sword, extended into the kingdoms of Spain and Portugal. Thanks to the renown of its Cathedral, Braga has been enriched by monuments. In the sixteenth century, Archbishop D. Diogo de Sousa, fascinated by Rome in the time of Pope Julius II, gave the city the brilliance and charm of the Renaissance style. Later, the exuberance of baroque art will add other buildings of great magnificence. The city preserves from all ages unexpected footprints, large or small, like a medieval tower in the middle of the street, jealousy windows that hid the faces of women, or a rocky palace reminiscent of a Louis XV chest of drawers.
More recently, the establishment of the University and the quality of its contemporary architecture have brought a renewal of youth that has filled the city with light, color and unexpected modernity.
Visit of the church, Igreja de Bom Jesus de Braga (Rococo style church, famous for its double staircase).
Continue to Guimarães, which proudly bears the title of cradle of the nation. This city has preserved from its prestigious past, an air of old nobility, with its majestic facades.
Lunch with regional specialty drinks of Duck Rice in a local Restaurant. Visit the palace of the Dukes of Braganza and the castle of the 1st King of Portugal, founded in the X century.
Back to your hotel.
Dinner and accommodation.

Porto / Régua / Farewell to Porto Petit

Lunch and departure to the Seralves Museum created in 1989, the Serralves Foundation is located near one of the main arteries of Porto, Avenida da Boavista. Established in a large landscaped park of 18 hectares, it consists of two buildings.
The first, known as Casa de Serralves, houses the foundation's headquarters. Built in 1930, it displays an interior decoration Art Deco that one owes to various French architects including Lalique. It also serves as a temporary exhibition hall.
The second contains the Museum of Modern Art (Museu de Arte Camporânea), inaugurated in 1999. There, are presented the collections of the museum. These cover all the artistic styles explored since 1960 (visit of the gardens and the museum).
Continue to the old town of Porto for your lunch cruise on the Douro from approximately 02:30 to 03:00.
After this fabulous cruise experience that has allowed you to discover the city and the beautiful river Douro from another angle, we invite you to enjoy the intense commercial activity of Porto by discovering the famous pedestrian street of Santa Catarina, where you can enjoy a moment of free time to indulge in shopping.
Before returning to your hotel we invite you to discover the famous house of music in the unusual Architecture (external visit).
Dinner and overnight at your hotel.

Breakfast, transfer to the airport of Porto.
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