Experts' Choice Award Torre dos Clerigos
What the experts agree on
This iconic 18th-century Baroque tower rewards the 225-step climb with Porto's best 360° views of the city and Douro River. The attached church features a striking oval nave and free daily organ concerts at noon.
“For Porto's best panorama, climb the 250-foot-high Baroque Torre dos Clérigos.”
– Concierge
Lonely Planet "Nasoni designed the Igreja dos Clérigos , with its theatrical facade and unusual, oval-shaped nave." Full review
Afar Magazine "An iconic landmark of the city, it was once used as a reference point for boats entering the Douro. The tower offers marvelous views of the river and the city of Porto." Full review
On the Grid "Clérigos Tower, designed by Nicolau Nasoni, is a stunning example of 18th century Baroque architecture." Full review
Time Out "The 75 metres, 225 steps high tower gives access to a 360° view of the city – one of the best and most Instagrammable on offer." Full review
Travel + Leisure "The tower, attached to the Clérigos Church since 1763, is an awe-inspiring building filled with historical artifacts as well as free organ concerts every day at noon inside the massive church."
Frommer's "Climb 225 steps to the top of the belfry, where you'll be rewarded with one of the city's finest views, of Porto and the river Douro." Full review
The Guardian "No selfie brigade snping away beneath Torre dos Clérigos bell tower"
Lonely Planet "I schlep up the steps at Torre dos Clérigos, Porto's iconic bell tower. At €8, the entrance fee here is a bit steep – but it's worth it for the views over the city."
