Inside the car park on Rua da Bolsa, in the UNESCO-listed Ribeira, Porto's riverside old town. It is surrounded by landmark monuments and the lively quayside along the Douro river.
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 Taipas / Vitoria Viewpoint, just ~5 minutes walking. If you prefer to leave your bags with our team, our staffed Trindade Left Luggage Shop is ~20 minutes walking and always has space.
A 19th-century former stock exchange and UNESCO-listed monument, celebrated for its opulent Arab Room inspired by Granada's Alhambra. Guided tours reveal its lavish halls and neoclassical grandeur.
A striking red wrought-iron and glass market hall from 1885, an example of Porto's industrial-era architecture. Once a food market, it now hosts events, concerts and dining.
A Gothic church near the riverside famous for its extraordinary gilded Baroque interior, dripping with carved and gold-covered woodwork. Its catacombs add to its atmospheric appeal.
The lively riverside promenade in Porto's UNESCO-listed old town, lined with colourful houses, restaurants and cafes. It offers classic views of the Douro and the Dom Luís I Bridge.
A double-deck iron bridge from 1886, designed by a disciple of Gustave Eiffel, linking Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia. Its upper deck, used by the metro, offers spectacular views over the river.
Inside the car park on Rua da Bolsa, in the UNESCO-listed Ribeira, Porto's riverside old town. It is surrounded by landmark monuments and the lively quayside along the Douro river.

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 Taipas / Vitoria Viewpoint, just ~5 minutes walking. If you prefer to leave your bags with our team, our staffed Trindade Left Luggage Shop is ~20 minutes walking and always has space.
A 19th-century former stock exchange and UNESCO-listed monument, celebrated for its opulent Arab Room inspired by Granada's Alhambra. Guided tours reveal its lavish halls and neoclassical grandeur.
A striking red wrought-iron and glass market hall from 1885, an example of Porto's industrial-era architecture. Once a food market, it now hosts events, concerts and dining.
A Gothic church near the riverside famous for its extraordinary gilded Baroque interior, dripping with carved and gold-covered woodwork. Its catacombs add to its atmospheric appeal.
The lively riverside promenade in Porto's UNESCO-listed old town, lined with colourful houses, restaurants and cafes. It offers classic views of the Douro and the Dom Luís I Bridge.
A double-deck iron bridge from 1886, designed by a disciple of Gustave Eiffel, linking Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia. Its upper deck, used by the metro, offers spectacular views over the river.
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