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This ticketed section of Porto Cathedral costs €3 to enter. It houses the 14th-century cloister, a museum of sacred art, and a viewing terrace.
Added to the cathedral complex in the 14th century, the Gothic cloister is known for its blue-and-white azulejo tile panels. These 18th-century tiles depict the Song of Solomon and scenes from the life of Mary.
Your ticket also grants access to the Casa do Cabildo. This building holds the Cathedral Treasury, displaying historic religious artifacts and silver.
15 minutesAzulejo tiles
This 14th-century courtyard features walls covered in 18th-century blue-and-white azulejo tiles. The panels illustrate scenes from the Song of Solomon and the life of Mary. Visit early in the day for the best lighting and fewer crowds.
10-15 minutesHistoric artifacts
Located in the Casa do Cabildo, this small museum houses the cathedral's treasury. Inside, you will find a collection of sacred art, historic vestments, and religious silver. Look closely at the intricately detailed artifacts that survived centuries of history.
10 minutesCity views
The upper level of the cloister connects to a terrace and the cathedral tower. From here, you can look out over the historic center. The terrace is an excellent spot to photograph the red roofs and the Douro River.
