One of northern Portugal’s most striking architectural and infrastructural achievements, the cruise terminal serves as a gateway to Porto. Inaugurated in 2015, the terminal has welcomed cruise ships and travellers from around the world and plays a vital role in boosting regional tourism and economic development.

In the heart of Porto, the Coliseum is just a short walk from major hotels, restaurants, tourist attractions, and public transport hubs, making it a convenient destination for both events of all kinds. It is a favoured location for international tours, corporate galas, and special events. With seating for up to 3000 people, the venue offers state-of-the-art sound and lighting technology. The venue features a variety of spaces, including dedicated conference and exhibition rooms. The terminal consists of a distinctive spiralling structure, a can’t-miss architectural statement that has been internationally recognised. Featuring state-of-the-art, modern facilities, the terminal offers a wide range of multipurpose spaces for cultural, corporate, and academic use. It boasts an auditorium, exhibition halls, private meeting rooms, and VIP reception areas, making it an ideal venue for conferences, exhibitions, and unique events. It’s stunning observation deck gives sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and Porto’s skyline.

The terminal is also home to CIIMAR (the Interdisciplinary Centre of Marine and Environmental Research) underscoring its role in promoting scientific innovation and sustainable tourism. Located minutes from Porto’s city centre and major transport links, the cruise terminal exemplifies the region’s commitment to connectivity, innovation, and forward-thinking design.

With more than 250 years of excellence in winemaking, Ferreira Cellars is one of Portugal’s most prestigious and historic Port wine cellars. Located across the Douro River from Porto, this iconic destination provides an immersive journey into the world of Portuguese wine culture. Ferreira Cellars is easily accessible by public transport. The venue hosts corporate events, private celebrations, and cultural experiences, blending tradition with modern hospitality.

Since 1751, the wine cellar has remained 100% Portuguese-owned. Featuring exhibits and storytelling that trace the role of the Ferreira family, the cellars invite visitors to explore their atmospheric, centuries-old vaults filled with aging barrels that house some of the finest Port wines in the world. Guided tours offer a rare glimpse into a legacy of craftsmanship that has helped shape the Douro Valley.

Ferreira Cellars is a tribute to Portuguese winemaking, offering visitors an unforgettable experience at the heart of Port wine tradition.

CEiiA, one of Portugal’s leading institutions in innovation, sustainable mobility, and advanced product engineering, is positioned at the crossroads of technology and environmental stewardship. The organisation has established itself as a partner for international companies and institutions, developing forward-thinking, innovative solutions with a lasting technological and environmental impact.

CEiiA is at the forefront of the green and digital transitions, with multidisciplinary teams working on projects from electric vehicles to nanosatellites. With specialised labs for mechanical, structural, and environmental testing, CEiiA’s infrastructure supports innovation across a wide array of industries.

As a symbol of future-focused engineering and environmental responsibility, CEiiA showcases the Portuguese commitment to building smarter, more connected, and climate-resilient societies through innovation.

One of Portugal’s most ambitious and distinctive cultural destinations, WOW (World of Wine) is transforming the historic wine cellars of Vila Nova de Gaia into a vibrant district of museums, gastronomy, and experiences that celebrate Portuguese heritage. Since its launch in 2020, WOW has redefined tourism and cultural engagement in northern Portugal, attracting thousands of visitors daily to its immersive and innovative spaces, which include conference halls, outdoor plazas, and scenic terraces with panoramic views of Porto and the Douro River.

WOW offers a diverse range of attractions within refurbished 19th-century wine warehouses, including seven themed museums that connect visitors with Portuguese culture, craftsmanship, and history. The venue also includes multiple restaurants, cafés, and wine bars, featuring Portuguese cuisine. The Wine School hosts guided tastings and educational workshops, allowing visitors to savour the wine and learn about its role in the region.

One of Portugal’s premier multipurpose venues, the Super Bock Arena is uniquely situated within the scenic Crystal Palace Gardens in Porto. Blending historic architecture with cutting-edge infrastructure, the arena is a key destination for international concerts, conferences, congresses, and cultural events.

The arena was recently renovated and boasts state-of-the-art facilities. Its main auditorium is equipped with the latest in audiovisual and lighting technology. In addition to its main arena, the facility features VIP lounges, breakout rooms, and dedicated spaces for exhibitions and corporate events. 

The F.C. Porto Dragão Stadium is one of Portugal's most iconic and modern football stadiums, proudly serving as the home of FC Porto. Renowned for its striking architectural design and world-class infrastructure, it's a premier venue for football matches, concerts, and large-scale events.

With a seating capacity of over 50,000, the stadium is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including VIP lounges, press areas, and modern hospitality suites. It hosts not only FC Porto's home matches but also high-profile international football games and major concerts, attracting visitors from around the globe.

Adjacent to the main stadium is the Dragão Arena, which accommodates cultural and corporate events, offering a modern space for diverse functions. Located near Porto's city centre, with easy access to public transportation, hotels, and major roadways, the Dragão Stadium is a vital landmark in Porto’s cultural and sporting landscape. With its exceptional versatility and high-tech infrastructure, it remains a symbol of modernity and excellence in Portuguese sports and entertainment.