On Rua dos Caldeireiros, a historic sloping street in the medieval heart of Porto, a 3-minute walk from São Bento railway station. The area is a warren of old shops and cafes between the station and the Clérigos.
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 Clerigos Tower, just ~4 minutes walking. If you prefer to leave your bags with our team, our staffed Trindade Left Luggage Shop is ~14 minutes walking and always has space.
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.
A charming pedestrian street connecting São Bento to the riverside, full of boutiques, cafes and historic facades. Once home to goldsmiths, it remains one of Porto's most atmospheric streets.
A historic church and museum on Rua das Flores, blending Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Its museum houses the famous 'Fons Vitae' painting and a rich collection of sacred art.
Porto's fortress-like Romanesque cathedral, begun in the 12th century and perched above the old town. Its terrace offers sweeping views over the rooftops down to the Douro.
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.
On Rua dos Caldeireiros, a historic sloping street in the medieval heart of Porto, a 3-minute walk from São Bento railway station. The area is a warren of old shops and cafes between the station and the Clérigos.

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 Clerigos Tower, just ~4 minutes walking. If you prefer to leave your bags with our team, our staffed Trindade Left Luggage Shop is ~14 minutes walking and always has space.
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.
A charming pedestrian street connecting São Bento to the riverside, full of boutiques, cafes and historic facades. Once home to goldsmiths, it remains one of Porto's most atmospheric streets.
A historic church and museum on Rua das Flores, blending Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Its museum houses the famous 'Fons Vitae' painting and a rich collection of sacred art.
Porto's fortress-like Romanesque cathedral, begun in the 12th century and perched above the old town. Its terrace offers sweeping views over the rooftops down to the Douro.
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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