Right beside the landmark Clérigos Tower, in a car park with pedestrian access from both Rua das Carmelitas and Rua de São Filipe de Nery. It sits at the very centre of the historic town, just moments from Livraria Lello and the Carmo churches.
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 Sao Bento Station, just ~4 minutes walking. If you prefer to leave your bags with our team, our staffed Trindade Left Luggage Shop is ~13 minutes walking and always has space.
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.
One of the world's most beautiful bookshops, famous for its neo-Gothic facade, carved wooden interior and dramatic crimson staircase. Opened in 1906, it draws visitors from around the globe and is often linked to Harry Potter lore.
A modern square beside the Clérigos Tower topped by a rooftop olive garden (Jardim das Oliveiras). Below sits a small shopping and dining gallery, making it a relaxed spot to pause in the heart of the city.
A lively street at the centre of Porto's nightlife, packed with bars, music venues and quirky shops. Quietly charming by day, it becomes one of the city's main going-out spots after dark.
A striking 18th-century church celebrated for its vast blue-and-white azulejo tile panel covering an entire side wall. Next door stands the Igreja dos Carmelitas, separated by one of the narrowest houses in Porto.
A leafy central garden (officially Jardim de João Chagas) dotted with sculptures and old trees, between the Clérigos and the university. It is a pleasant green break in the heart of the city.
Right beside the landmark Clérigos Tower, in a car park with pedestrian access from both Rua das Carmelitas and Rua de São Filipe de Nery. It sits at the very centre of the historic town, just moments from Livraria Lello and the Carmo churches.

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 Sao Bento Station, just ~4 minutes walking. If you prefer to leave your bags with our team, our staffed Trindade Left Luggage Shop is ~13 minutes walking and always has space.
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.
One of the world's most beautiful bookshops, famous for its neo-Gothic facade, carved wooden interior and dramatic crimson staircase. Opened in 1906, it draws visitors from around the globe and is often linked to Harry Potter lore.
A modern square beside the Clérigos Tower topped by a rooftop olive garden (Jardim das Oliveiras). Below sits a small shopping and dining gallery, making it a relaxed spot to pause in the heart of the city.
A lively street at the centre of Porto's nightlife, packed with bars, music venues and quirky shops. Quietly charming by day, it becomes one of the city's main going-out spots after dark.
A striking 18th-century church celebrated for its vast blue-and-white azulejo tile panel covering an entire side wall. Next door stands the Igreja dos Carmelitas, separated by one of the narrowest houses in Porto.
A leafy central garden (officially Jardim de João Chagas) dotted with sculptures and old trees, between the Clérigos and the university. It is a pleasant green break in the heart of the city.
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