Not in the airport itself but very nearby. You walk maybe 600m and pay somewhat less than at a car…read morerental located in the terminal Good pickup and drop-off experience. Car was pretty good & they asked for my feedback on it (car rental doesn't always ask about that) Remember to ask for the electronic device for tolls. It's under €2 a day, saves you time, is convenient & there's a surcharge for manual payment anyway so you're not paying that much more

Adriana & John were most helpful to us when we picked up our car. We had reserved a small automatic…read more& upgraded to a mid-sized Mercedes diesel as it is less costly here. It's fun to drive, roomy, we can see more of the countryside & to get help we just ask the car, Hi Mercedes - and tell the computer what we need (navigation for example)

Great little rental place, lots of bikes, reasonably quick, very informative. Prices are…read morecomparable to what was expected and lots of flexibility for hours, days, etc. Tip: get back on time, they are very exact about the time and if you are even 5 minutes late, will charge you the extra tier. Not that big of a deal but definitely not flexible there.

I'm always eager to go biking when visiting a new city, so I was excited to see that Porto had a…read morehealthy cycling culture with some nice dedicated lanes. Vieguini was offered up as a great place to start, and I'm glad it was the one I chose. The workers were extremely patient and kind with me, especially translating everything into accessible English. The prices were really reasonable and you can start low and they just charge you more if you bike more. They also give you a map and great suggestions on routes. I loved it so much I came back the next day to rent a bike again.

Skip the hilly hike with a scenic cable car ride…read more Teleférico de Gaia is a gondola cable car route down along the hillside of Vila Nova de Gaia from the upper terrace by Dom Luis I Bridge. It features a colourful view of historic Porto across the Douro River. We paid €9 pp for a return ticket for efficiency rather than hiking between these viewpoints after landing & touring historic Porto and walking across the famous bridge. After a walk down a tunnel, the gondola ride-on system from the top is efficient like a ski lift. The ride itself is only around five minutes each way, but those five minutes gives you panoramic views of the Dom Luis I Bridge, the Douro River and Porto hillside neighbourhoods. At the bottom, we found a lively waterfront with music, wine patio, street vendors and Mercado Beira Rio. The ride back from the lower cable car station took much longer due to the lineup heading back in the late afternoon. As we ate dinner, we noticed a few cable cars still operating at sunset past the posted 6pm closing time for the perfect golden hour view across the Douro River. Skip it or hit it? It's worth the view & quick journey but be prepared to lineup at peak rush.

This is a good way to get a nice aerial view of the bustling Porto tourist area by the river. Keep…read morein mind this ride is VERY short - I'd say it will be 5-7 minutes max before you're already reach the other gondola station at the top of the hill but it's a great way to still take some nice photos and honestly save you a brutal walk up to the top area where the bridge is. There are also some nice little vendors at the top of the hill by the park where the gondola station is especially a great vendor who was serving some insane delicious lemon gelato from a street cart. You also are a short walk away up top from the bridge that you can take some awesome photos of the city and riverside area. Here's the deal, this will cost you a bunch of Euros so unless you're young and hardy and don't mind a long ass walk or aren't averse paying for a taxi to go up to the top, this is probably a good option if you want to save some energy or time or save any older people or kids in your party from a long walk.

If you want to visit the Douro Wine country and don't want to drive yourself this is the way to go…read more The host was really sweet and very informative the stops were beautiful and fun with great wine and stunning views. If you're in the area you don't want to miss a visit to one of the most beautiful spots and certainly most incredible wine region I've experienced.

It took an hour to pickup our car. The line was ridiculously long. We should have gone to the…read moreairport.

I have been a client of Northroad for 7 years, visiting sometimes two times per year. Excellent…read moreselection of bikes, scooters and motorcycles available. Very helpful with technical and planning. All staff speaks excellent English.

One of the highlights of our visit to Portugal was the afternoon that we spent on our walking tour…read morewith Hugo Vaz. We originally signed up for the tour of the Old Jewish Community, but learned so much more as we walked the streets. Hugo and his associate have advanced degrees and are knowledgeable about the history, industry, and economics of the fascinating country of Portugal. I regret not taking this tour earlier so that I could have visited other sights such as the "Port Wine & Douro Institute". My guide was able to educate me on both topics with equal fluency. My next visit will include a bike tour along the waterfront!

We recently rented bikes and helmets from Fold n Visit, and biked the Camino Portugués from Porto…read more The bikes we rented came with luggage racks, were very well maintained, and performed perfectly for the entire trip to Santiago compostela. Sergio had everything ready to go when we arrived at the shop and was very helpful in giving us tips about the area and biking the camino. We would definitely go with Fold 'n visit again for future trips to Porto.