Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Dom Luís I Bridge (1,1 km)
Livraria Lello (0,5 km)
Sacred Art and Archaeology Museum (0,9 km)
Porto Cathedral (0,8 km)
Historic Centre of Porto (0,3 km)
Clérigos Church (0,5 km)
Church of São Francisco (1,1 km)
Palácio da Bolsa (1 km)
Serra do Pilar Monastery (1,3 km)
Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte (49,1 km)
Church of São Miguel do Castelo (42,5 km)
Braga Cathedral (47,1 km)
Nossa Senhora da Oliveira Church (42 km)
Palace of the Dukes of Braganza (42,4 km)
Braga Castle (47,3 km)
Congregados Basilica (47,3 km)
Guimarães Castle (42,6 km)
Dom Diogo de Sousa Regional Museum (46,6 km)
User Reviews
Hassan Aldarbesti (3 months ago)
A beautiful city ? My family and I had the pleasure of staying at the InterContinental Hotel, which offered us an amazing view of the Porto City Hall—a true piece of art that captures the spirit and elegance of this beautiful city. Porto has so much to offer, from stunning architecture to lively streets filled with character. There’s always something to explore and enjoy, whether you’re a couple, a family with kids, or simply looking for a memorable getaway. Thank you to Porto City Hall for preserving such an extraordinary city. We had a fantastic time, and I can’t wait to return!
A beautiful city ? My family and I had the pleasure of staying at the InterContinental Hotel, which offered us an amazing view of the Porto City Hall—a true piece of art that captures the spirit and elegance of this beautiful city. Porto has so much to offer, from stunning architecture to lively streets filled with character. There’s always something to explore and enjoy, whether you’re a couple, a family with kids, or simply looking for a memorable getaway. Thank you to Porto City Hall for preserving such an extraordinary city. We had a fantastic time, and I can’t wait to return!
J M (3 months ago)
The city hall of Porto is a striking neoclassical beauty. It's a known symbol of the city set at the top of the Avenida dos Aliados (Avenue of the Allies) At the centre, there is a 70m clock tower whose bells ring out as a symbol of the importance given by city citizens to civic life. The statue in front is the poet Almeida Garrett (1799-1854)
The city hall of Porto is a striking neoclassical beauty. It's a known symbol of the city set at the top of the Avenida dos Aliados (Avenue of the Allies) At the centre, there is a 70m clock tower whose bells ring out as a symbol of the importance given by city citizens to civic life. The statue in front is the poet Almeida Garrett (1799-1854)
Marin “SayanMk” Kolev (5 months ago)
Not that much to see on the inside, but it's a free entry and there are still some photocorners available. The exterior is great.
Not that much to see on the inside, but it's a free entry and there are still some photocorners available. The exterior is great.
Mocmoc P (8 months ago)
Porto's City Hall, the Câmara Municipal, was a quick stop that left a big impression. The grand classical building dominated the square including the clock tower, a true gem for the city. Also loved the Porto Sign for photo ops. We loved the impressive architecture and the energetic vibe of the surrounding Avenida dos Aliados. A great way to soak in the spirit of Porto!
Porto's City Hall, the Câmara Municipal, was a quick stop that left a big impression. The grand classical building dominated the square including the clock tower, a true gem for the city. Also loved the Porto Sign for photo ops. We loved the impressive architecture and the energetic vibe of the surrounding Avenida dos Aliados. A great way to soak in the spirit of Porto!
Christopher Griffin (10 months ago)
Impressive town hall which hosts many gatherings from elections to Porto FC celebrations.
Impressive town hall which hosts many gatherings from elections to Porto FC celebrations.
