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Is the Porto.CARD Worth It? We Did the Math for You …

The Porto.CARD is the official sightseeing pass of the city of Porto. On this page, you’ll find our answers to the following questions:

  • What does the Porto.CARD include?
  • Is the Porto sightseeing pass worth buying?

We’ve taken a close look at the value for money of the Porto.CARD in 2026. Below, we show you whether it’s likely to be a good deal for your trip.

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What Does the Porto.CARD Offer? Value-for-Money Check 2026

How much you actually save with the Porto.CARD depends on how you plan your stay in Porto.

Will you use public transport frequently? Are you planning to visit several attractions? Take a boat tour on the Douro River? Or even go on a train trip to the beach?

In the following section, we’ll show you clearly where and how you can save money with the Porto.CARD.

Public Transport + Sightseeing in One Pass

The Porto.CARD combines a public transport ticket with a sightseeing pass:

  • Unlimited public transport (day pass)
    You can use the metro, STCP buses, and selected CP suburban trains free of charge and as often as you like.
  • More than 130 discounts and special offers
    Available at museums, attractions, cultural events, and leisure activities.

What Is the Public Transport Ticket Worth?

It’s easy to calculate the value of the transport ticket included in the Porto.CARD:

  • A regular 1-day public transport ticket (the Andante Tour Card) costs €7.50 in 2026 (valid for 24 hours).
  • The Porto.CARD costs €15 for 1 day (24 hours) – so €7.50 more.
  • In return, you get over 130 discounts and, in some cases, free entry to attractions.
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The Porto.CARD combines free local transport with over 130 discounts and free admissions (graphic: portocard.city)

Attractions Where You Can Save with the Porto.CARD

For the additional €7.50 per day compared to a standard transport ticket, the Porto.CARD offers a wide range of discounts.

Here are some popular examples:

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Regular Price 2026With Porto.CARDYou Save
Serralves Museum€24 €19.20€4.80
World of Discoveries Museum€18€14.40€3.60
Palácio da Bolsa€14€11.50€3.50
Douro River Boat Tour€18€14.40€3.60
Torre dos Clérigos€10€7.50€2.50
Sandeman
Cellar Tour
from €23€16.10
(winter season)
€6.90

Sandeman Portwein Porto Card

With the Porto.CARD, you can enjoy attractive discounts on tours and tastings at Sandeman (Image: © Philippe Guillot).

TuTuk Porto Card

Sightseeing by TukTuk – the Porto.CARD helps you save on this as well (Image: © oktopuzz).

Our Conclusion: Who Is the Porto.CARD Worth It For?

✅ If you plan to visit attractions or join guided tours and boat trips, the Porto.CARD could be a good option for you. Free entries and numerous discounts can quickly offset the extra cost.

✅ We couldn’t put a price tag on the time savings and convenience the Porto.CARD offers, as this depends on personal preference.
You save time because you don’t have to deal with ticket machines or figure out the local fare system. How much is that worth to you?

Who Benefits Most from the Porto.CARD?

  • First-time visitors who want to explore Porto easily and conveniently
  • Travelers who plan to use public transport
  • Visitors who intend to visit museums, take guided tours, or join boat trips

Who Is the Porto.CARD Not Worth It For?

If you’re not planning to visit attractions, join tours, or take part in organized activities during your stay in Porto, the Porto.CARD is unlikely to be worth it.

Our Tip: Buy the Porto.CARD Online – Simple and at No Extra Cost

Simple & fee-free: The Porto.CARD can be purchased online at no extra cost or booking fees.
👉 Order the Porto.CARD here

Advantage: Purchase via an English website with customer support in English, helping to avoid booking misunderstandings.

Stress-free arrival: No need to deal with the local fare system, as you already have the right ticket. This also includes the metro or bus ride from the airport to the city.

Porto Card

Porto.CARD: a simple ticket for local transport + free/reduced admission to attractions.

Prices of the Porto.CARD (incl. Public Transport) – 2026

1 day: €15
2 days: €27 (€13.50 per day)
3 days: €32 (€10.70 per day)
4 days: €41.50 (€10.40 per day)

The longer the validity period you choose, the lower the price per day.

Children up to 4 years travel free on public transport.

From the moment of activation, the card is valid for 24/48/72/96 hours, not by calendar day.

Compared to other city passes, the Porto.CARD is relatively affordable and easy to use.

More information about the Porto.CARD

Frequently asked questions – FAQ 2026

Free and unlimited use of the metro and STCP buses in Porto is included in the Porto.CARD.

In addition to free public transport, Porto.CARD holders can enjoy more than 150 other interesting discounts. From free admission to museums, to discounts on city tours, boat trips and wine tastings, to discounts on shopping and in restaurants. There’s a lot on offer…

For an overview, up-to-date information (2026) and tips on Porto.CARD, please visit our website.

In addition to free and unlimited use of public transport in Porto, Porto.CARD holders benefit from more than 130 discounts. For example, you get free entry to the various branches of the Museu da Cidade (City Museum), and you save 35% when you visit the World of Discovery with the Porto.CARD.

For more information about the Porto.CARD, please visit our website.

The Porto.CARD for three days costs €16 more than the “Andante Tour” public transport card. If you want to explore some of the sights, go shopping, or eat out at one of the participating restaurants during your stay in Porto, you will quickly recoup the additional cost of the Porto.CARD.

For more information about the Porto.CARD and tips, visit our website.

Last updated: February 12, 2026

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