The building is an extravaganza. Tour was quick but through. Would love to have any of the wooden floors in our house. Ballroom was spectacular.

The tour lady did a good job but you’re paying €10 per person to spend 30 minutes looking at six rooms.

All the rooms where full of chair, stands, light, flighcase, etc. Our guide have apology twice but at the end the visit experience is bad. At the entrance no warning and the price you have to pay is the full price. This is not respectful...More

Palacio Bolsa is well worth buying a timed-entry ticket (which may mean returning to see it much later in the day - I recommend stopping by early in the morning to ensure you get in). From the central atrium through a number of impressive rooms...More

I actually didn´t have this on my list of places to go, but I saw that it was a nice historic building so I decided to enter. The ticket is a little expensive (10 euros), and inside they take you on a guided tour of...More

This is a must see when in Porto! It costs €10 per person for entry, the tour lasts 45 minutes and it’s just stunning. Architecture, art pieces, statues... very impressive!

It has a mix of architectural styles with nineteenth-century neoclassical features, Tuscan architecture as well as the English Neopaladian.The Arab Hall holds the most prominence of all the rooms of the palace due, as the name implies, to 19th century stuccoes capped with gold with...More