Porto, Portugal

A historic, opulent Belle Époque café perfect for a refined afternoon tea or coffee. Order the classic French toast (rabanada) while enjoying the live piano music.

A traditional, comfortable spot known for authentic Portuguese comfort food. Order the Bacalhau à Abadia, a gentle and delicious salt cod dish that is a local staple.

Located in the Graham's Port Lodge, this restaurant offers stunning views of the Douro River with a sophisticated, accessible dining room. The grilled octopus or local meats are highly recommended.

This 19th-century stock exchange palace features stunning architecture and flat, accessible guided tours through its grand halls. It is a comfortable indoor activity with plenty of seating during the tour.

Enjoy a gentle stroll along the riverfront promenade, which is largely flat and perfect for people-watching. Take a short, relaxing Rabelo boat cruise from the quay to see the city bridges without the need for walking.

A vibrant city-wide celebration featuring street parties, music, and fireworks over the Douro River.

The season when the Douro Valley vineyards are at their most beautiful, often celebrated with tastings and cultural events.

Charming seasonal markets in the city center offering local crafts, sweets, and a festive, cozy atmosphere.