Inside the Aliados metro station, under Porto's grand civic boulevard, Avenida dos Aliados. This is the symbolic centre of the city, framed by the City Hall and elegant Beaux-Arts facades.
Self-Service Lockers: view our locker price list for full rates by size and duration.
When using Self-Service Lockers, please consider this lockers dimensions:
If you need additional lockers or space, please visit Bolhao Market, just ~6 minutes walking. If you prefer to leave your bags with our team, our staffed Trindade Left Luggage Shop is ~7 minutes walking (or one metro stop away) and always has space.
Porto's grand central boulevard, flanked by imposing Beaux-Arts buildings and leading up to the City Hall. It is the civic heart of the city and a frequent stage for events and celebrations.
The monumental early-20th-century city hall crowning the top of Avenida dos Aliados, marked by its tall clock tower. Its granite facade is one of the most photographed landmarks downtown.
A 17th-18th-century church near Aliados, notable for its facade decorated with blue azulejo tiles depicting the life of Saint Anthony. It sits at the entrance to the busy Rua de Santa Catarina.
One of the world's most beautiful train stations, its atrium lined with around 20,000 azulejo tiles portraying scenes from Portuguese history. Still a working station, it is a must-see even for those not catching a train.
An iconic 76-metre Baroque bell tower designed by Nicolau Nasoni and completed in 1763. Climbing its 240 steps rewards visitors with one of the best panoramic views over Porto's historic centre and the Douro river.
Inside the Aliados metro station, under Porto's grand civic boulevard, Avenida dos Aliados. This is the symbolic centre of the city, framed by the City Hall and elegant Beaux-Arts facades.

Self-Service Lockers: view our locker price list for full rates by size and duration.
When using Self-Service Lockers, please consider this lockers dimensions:
If you need additional lockers or space, please visit Bolhao Market, just ~6 minutes walking. If you prefer to leave your bags with our team, our staffed Trindade Left Luggage Shop is ~7 minutes walking (or one metro stop away) and always has space.
Porto's grand central boulevard, flanked by imposing Beaux-Arts buildings and leading up to the City Hall. It is the civic heart of the city and a frequent stage for events and celebrations.
The monumental early-20th-century city hall crowning the top of Avenida dos Aliados, marked by its tall clock tower. Its granite facade is one of the most photographed landmarks downtown.
A 17th-18th-century church near Aliados, notable for its facade decorated with blue azulejo tiles depicting the life of Saint Anthony. It sits at the entrance to the busy Rua de Santa Catarina.
One of the world's most beautiful train stations, its atrium lined with around 20,000 azulejo tiles portraying scenes from Portuguese history. Still a working station, it is a must-see even for those not catching a train.
An iconic 76-metre Baroque bell tower designed by Nicolau Nasoni and completed in 1763. Climbing its 240 steps rewards visitors with one of the best panoramic views over Porto's historic centre and the Douro river.
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