Oca Republik

This modern hotel is located in Porto’s Republic Square, an area known for its history of uprisings and fierce battles. It’s a 10-minute walk from the city centre, where you can explore every nook and cranny of its narrow streets that the city is known for.

There’s a snack bar open from late morning to late night—perfect if hunger strikes when you come back from an busy day of exploring the city. But you’ll want to eat out and about if you can as some of Portugal’s best restaurants are found in Porto, whether you’re splurging on fine dining or want to pick up some street food in the local tascos – Don't miss out on trying the “Francesinha,” which is considered the city's specialty dish.