Pomar | Superior Loft | 54 m2 | Ground floor | 2-4 people | This apartment with a wooden floor has a balcony overlooking the garden | The open living room has a sofa bed and a round table with three chairs, and a small but stylish kitchenette | There is a modern bathroom with a shower, a toilet, and a sink | A wooden staircase in the living room takes you to the mezzanine floor (with a max. height of 1.20m!) with a double bed.

Baumhaus Porto is a 10-15-minute walk from the historic center. If this walk is too far, you can use the subway. The Carolina Michaelis metro station is just 100 meters away and offers connections to the airport and the rest of the city. The staff can give you lots of tips on the best restaurants in the area and the sights you cannot miss.

Tips for day trips:

• Visit the striking Casa da Música, one of the most famous projects by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. In addition to a tour of the building itself, you can also attend concerts and events.
• Walk to the Bom Sucesso Market, a place where you will find various restaurants and gourmet shops. Often there are cooking workshops, tastings, and other events going on where you can try many delicacies.
• Admire the iconic monument of Porto the Clérigos tower, be sure to climb up to enjoy the view!
• Walk down Avenida dos Aliados flanked by ornate buildings in different architectural styles and visit the São Bento train station (with its beautiful azulejos tiles). Porto Sé Cathedral is near the train station. This church is located on the "Penha Ventosa" hill and was built in the 12th century as a fortress church. The church is characterized by an unusual mix of architectural styles.
• You can reach the renowned Ribeira district via the small stairs near the Sé Cathedral. Ribeira is one of the oldest parts of Porto, characterized by narrow (and sometimes steep) streets, stairs, and picturesque spots.
• You cannot leave Porto without trying a glass of port in Vila Nova de Gaia. This area, also known as Gaia, is located across the Douro River and is home to the large port houses. Take a boat trip on a "rabelo" - a ship that was used to transport the port barrels. On the Gaia quay, you can also enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view of the Douro River.

Porto International Airport is 12 km away.

Nadir | Deluxe Studio | 40m2 | Ground floor | 2-4 people | This studio is located on the -1 floor of the building and offers direct access to a large and sunny terrace overlooking the garden | The studio features a kitchen with a microwave, Nespresso machine, fridge, oven, and ceramic hob. There is also a long dining table with 2 chairs | The lounge area has a comfortable sofa bed and partly separated you will find a double bed and two designer chairs | The modern bathroom is equipped with a sink, a toilet, and a shower | The price is based on two people. Two children (up to 12 years) can stay on the sofa in the living room—children up to and including the age of 11 stay for free. Children from 12 years pay 20 euros per night.

Baumhaus Porto is a 10-15-minute walk from the historic center. If this walk is too far, you can use the subway. The Carolina Michaelis metro station is just 100 meters away and offers connections to the airport and the rest of the city. The staff can give you lots of tips on the best restaurants in the area and the sights you cannot miss.

Tips for day trips:

• Visit the striking Casa da Música, one of the most famous projects by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. In addition to a tour of the building itself, you can also attend concerts and events.
• Walk to the Bom Sucesso Market, a place where you will find various restaurants and gourmet shops. Often there are cooking workshops, tastings, and other events going on where you can try many delicacies.
• Admire the iconic monument of Porto the Clérigos tower, be sure to climb up to enjoy the view!
• Walk down Avenida dos Aliados flanked by ornate buildings in different architectural styles and visit the São Bento train station (with its beautiful azulejos tiles). Porto Sé Cathedral is near the train station. This church is located on the "Penha Ventosa" hill and was built in the 12th century as a fortress church. The church is characterized by an unusual mix of architectural styles.
• You can reach the renowned Ribeira district via the small stairs near the Sé Cathedral. Ribeira is one of the oldest parts of Porto, characterized by narrow (and sometimes steep) streets, stairs, and picturesque spots.
• You cannot leave Porto without trying a glass of port in Vila Nova de Gaia. This area, also known as Gaia, is located across the Douro River and is home to the large port houses. Take a boat trip on a "rabelo" - a ship that was used to transport the port barrels. On the Gaia quay, you can also enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view of the Douro River.

Porto International Airport is 12 km away.

Julião | Superior Apartment | 63 m2 | 2nd floor | 2 - 4 people | This apartment has a separate bedroom with a double bed providing privacy for 4 people | The open plan living room has a kitchen with a microwave, Nespresso machine, fridge, oven, and ceramic hob. There is also a nice table with 4 chairs | A comfortable sofa bed and two designer chairs feature the lounge area | The modern bathroom is equipped with a sink, bidet, toilet, and shower.

Baumhaus Porto is a 10-15-minute walk from the historic center. If this walk is too far, you can use the subway. The Carolina Michaelis metro station is just 100 meters away and offers connections to the airport and the rest of the city. The staff can give you lots of tips on the best restaurants in the area and the sights you cannot miss.

Tips for day trips:

• Visit the striking Casa da Música, one of the most famous projects by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. In addition to a tour of the building itself, you can also attend concerts and events.
• Walk to the Bom Sucesso Market, a place where you will find various restaurants and gourmet shops. Often there are cooking workshops, tastings, and other events going on where you can try many delicacies.
• Admire the iconic monument of Porto the Clérigos tower, be sure to climb up to enjoy the view!
• Walk down Avenida dos Aliados flanked by ornate buildings in different architectural styles and visit the São Bento train station (with its beautiful azulejos tiles). Porto Sé Cathedral is near the train station. This church is located on the "Penha Ventosa" hill and was built in the 12th century as a fortress church. The church is characterized by an unusual mix of architectural styles.
• You can reach the renowned Ribeira district via the small stairs near the Sé Cathedral. Ribeira is one of the oldest parts of Porto, characterized by narrow (and sometimes steep) streets, stairs, and picturesque spots.
• You cannot leave Porto without trying a glass of port in Vila Nova de Gaia. This area, also known as Gaia, is located across the Douro River and is home to the large port houses. Take a boat trip on a "rabelo" - a ship that was used to transport the port barrels. On the Gaia quay, you can also enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view of the Douro River.

Porto International Airport is 12 km away.

Paula | Studio | 24m2 | 3rd floor | 2 people | The studio has an open living room with a kitchenette, two comfortable chairs, and a double bed (which is hidden in the wall during the day and can be folded out at night) with optimum comfort | There is a modern bathroom with a shower, a toilet, and a sink | The kitchenette is equipped with a fridge, oven, ceramic hob, microwave, Nespresso machine, and a kitchen bar with two bar chairs. The studio has air conditioning.

Baumhaus Porto is a 10-15-minute walk from the historic center. If this walk is too far, you can use the subway. The Carolina Michaelis metro station is just 100 meters away and offers connections to the airport and the rest of the city. The staff can give you lots of tips on the best restaurants in the area and the sights you cannot miss.

Tips for day trips:

• Visit the striking Casa da Música, one of the most famous projects by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. In addition to a tour of the building itself, you can also attend concerts and events.
• Walk to the Bom Sucesso Market, a place where you will find various restaurants and gourmet shops. Often there are cooking workshops, tastings, and other events going on where you can try many delicacies.
• Admire the iconic monument of Porto the Clérigos tower, be sure to climb up to enjoy the view!
• Walk down Avenida dos Aliados flanked by ornate buildings in different architectural styles and visit the São Bento train station (with its beautiful azulejos tiles). Porto Sé Cathedral is near the train station. This church is located on the "Penha Ventosa" hill and was built in the 12th century as a fortress church. The church is characterized by an unusual mix of architectural styles.
• You can reach the renowned Ribeira district via the small stairs near the Sé Cathedral. Ribeira is one of the oldest parts of Porto, characterized by narrow (and sometimes steep) streets, stairs, and picturesque spots.
• You cannot leave Porto without trying a glass of port in Vila Nova de Gaia. This area, also known as Gaia, is located across the Douro River and is home to the large port houses. Take a boat trip on a "rabelo" - a ship that was used to transport the port barrels. On the Gaia quay, you can also enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view of the Douro River.

Porto International Airport is 12 km away.

Amadeo Superior Studio | 35 m2 | 2nd floor | 2 people | This beautiful spacious and bright studio has a designer sofa, a round dining table with two chairs, and a double bed | Large windows offer access to an attractive balcony with lounge chairs | The kitchen (separate from the living/sleeping area) is equipped with a microwave, a Nespresso machine, a refrigerator, an oven, and a ceramic hob | The modern bathroom is equipped with a sink, a toilet, and a shower. The studio has air conditioning.

Baumhaus Porto is a 10-15-minute walk from the historic center. If this walk is too far, you can use the subway. The Carolina Michaelis metro station is just 100 meters away and offers connections to the airport and the rest of the city. The staff can give you lots of tips on the best restaurants in the area and the sights you cannot miss.

Tips for day trips:

• Visit the striking Casa da Música, one of the most famous projects by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. In addition to a tour of the building itself, you can also attend concerts and events.
• Walk to the Bom Sucesso Market, a place where you will find various restaurants and gourmet shops. Often there are cooking workshops, tastings, and other events going on where you can try many delicacies.
• Admire the iconic monument of Porto the Clérigos tower, be sure to climb up to enjoy the view!
• Walk down Avenida dos Aliados flanked by ornate buildings in different architectural styles and visit the São Bento train station (with its beautiful azulejos tiles). Porto Sé Cathedral is near the train station. This church is located on the "Penha Ventosa" hill and was built in the 12th century as a fortress church. The church is characterized by an unusual mix of architectural styles.
• You can reach the renowned Ribeira district via the small stairs near the Sé Cathedral. Ribeira is one of the oldest parts of Porto, characterized by narrow (and sometimes steep) streets, stairs, and picturesque spots.
• You cannot leave Porto without trying a glass of port in Vila Nova de Gaia. This area, also known as Gaia, is located across the Douro River and is home to the large port houses. Take a boat trip on a "rabelo" - a ship that was used to transport the port barrels. On the Gaia quay, you can also enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view of the Douro River.

Porto International Airport is 12 km away.

Pousão | Deluxe Deluxe Studio | 42 m2 | 1st floor | 2 – 4 people | This is a beautiful studio with wooden floors and traditional ceilings from the 19th century | The studio has a double bed and a sofa bed | The kitchen is equipped with a microwave, a Nespresso machine, a refrigerator, an oven, and a ceramic hob. There is also a table with four chairs | The modern bathroom has a sink, a toilet, and a shower | Prices quoted are for 2 people. Two children can stay on the sofa in the living room (up to 12 years). Children up to the age of eleven stay for free. From the age of 12, the surcharge is Eur 20 per night.

Baumhaus Porto is a 10-15-minute walk from the historic center. If this walk is too far, you can use the subway. The Carolina Michaelis metro station is just 100 meters away and offers connections to the airport and the rest of the city. The staff can give you lots of tips on the best restaurants in the area and the sights you cannot miss.

Tips for day trips:

• Visit the striking Casa da Música, one of the most famous projects by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. In addition to a tour of the building itself, you can also attend concerts and events.
• Walk to the Bom Sucesso Market, a place where you will find various restaurants and gourmet shops. Often there are cooking workshops, tastings, and other events going on where you can try many delicacies.
• Admire the iconic monument of Porto the Clérigos tower, be sure to climb up to enjoy the view!
• Walk down Avenida dos Aliados flanked by ornate buildings in different architectural styles and visit the São Bento train station (with its beautiful azulejos tiles). Porto Sé Cathedral is near the train station. This church is located on the "Penha Ventosa" hill and was built in the 12th century as a fortress church. The church is characterized by an unusual mix of architectural styles.
• You can reach the renowned Ribeira district via the small stairs near the Sé Cathedral. Ribeira is one of the oldest parts of Porto, characterized by narrow (and sometimes steep) streets, stairs, and picturesque spots.
• You cannot leave Porto without trying a glass of port in Vila Nova de Gaia. This area, also known as Gaia, is located across the Douro River and is home to the large port houses. Take a boat trip on a "rabelo" - a ship that was used to transport the port barrels. On the Gaia quay, you can also enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view of the Douro River.

Porto International Airport is 12 km away.

Emmercio | King Deluxe Studio | 44 m2 | 3rd floor | 2-4 people | The open-plan living room of this studio features a kitchen with a microwave, Nespresso machine, fridge, oven, and ceramic hob. There is also a long kitchen table with 4 colorful chairs | A comfortable sofa bed and a designer chair feature the lounge area | Partially separated you will also find a double bed in this area | The terrace overlooking the garden is ideal for enjoying the sun or an aperitif | The modern bathroom is equipped with a sink, bidet, toilet, and a shower. The studio has air conditioning.

Baumhaus Porto is a 10-15-minute walk from the historic center. If this walk is too far, you can use the subway. The Carolina Michaelis metro station is just 100 meters away and offers connections to the airport and the rest of the city. The staff can give you lots of tips on the best restaurants in the area and the sights you cannot miss.

Tips for day trips:

• Visit the striking Casa da Música, one of the most famous projects by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. In addition to a tour of the building itself, you can also attend concerts and events.
• Walk to the Bom Sucesso Market, a place where you will find various restaurants and gourmet shops. Often there are cooking workshops, tastings, and other events going on where you can try many delicacies.
• Admire the iconic monument of Porto the Clérigos tower, be sure to climb up to enjoy the view!
• Walk down Avenida dos Aliados flanked by ornate buildings in different architectural styles and visit the São Bento train station (with its beautiful azulejos tiles). Porto Sé Cathedral is near the train station. This church is located on the "Penha Ventosa" hill and was built in the 12th century as a fortress church. The church is characterized by an unusual mix of architectural styles.
• You can reach the renowned Ribeira district via the small stairs near the Sé Cathedral. Ribeira is one of the oldest parts of Porto, characterized by narrow (and sometimes steep) streets, stairs, and picturesque spots.
• You cannot leave Porto without trying a glass of port in Vila Nova de Gaia. This area, also known as Gaia, is located across the Douro River and is home to the large port houses. Take a boat trip on a "rabelo" - a ship that was used to transport the port barrels. On the Gaia quay, you can also enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view of the Douro River.

Porto International Airport is 12 km away.

Vieira | Apartment | 63 m2 | 1st floor | 2-4 people | This apartment has a beautiful wooden floor | There is a separate bedroom for 2 people | The open plan living room has a kitchen that is equipped with a microwave, Nespresso machine, fridge, oven, and ceramic hob. There is also a table with 4 chairs | A comfortable sofa bed and two designer chairs feature the lounge area | The modern bathroom is equipped with a sink, bidet, toilet, and a shower.

Baumhaus Porto is a 10-15-minute walk from the historic center. If this walk is too far, you can use the subway. The Carolina Michaelis metro station is just 100 meters away and offers connections to the airport and the rest of the city. The staff can give you lots of tips on the best restaurants in the area and the sights you cannot miss.

Tips for day trips:

• Visit the striking Casa da Música, one of the most famous projects by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. In addition to a tour of the building itself, you can also attend concerts and events.
• Walk to the Bom Sucesso Market, a place where you will find various restaurants and gourmet shops. Often there are cooking workshops, tastings, and other events going on where you can try many delicacies.
• Admire the iconic monument of Porto the Clérigos tower, be sure to climb up to enjoy the view!
• Walk down Avenida dos Aliados flanked by ornate buildings in different architectural styles and visit the São Bento train station (with its beautiful azulejos tiles). Porto Sé Cathedral is near the train station. This church is located on the "Penha Ventosa" hill and was built in the 12th century as a fortress church. The church is characterized by an unusual mix of architectural styles.
• You can reach the renowned Ribeira district via the small stairs near the Sé Cathedral. Ribeira is one of the oldest parts of Porto, characterized by narrow (and sometimes steep) streets, stairs, and picturesque spots.
• You cannot leave Porto without trying a glass of port in Vila Nova de Gaia. This area, also known as Gaia, is located across the Douro River and is home to the large port houses. Take a boat trip on a "rabelo" - a ship that was used to transport the port barrels. On the Gaia quay, you can also enjoy delicious food while enjoying the view of the Douro River.

Porto International Airport is 12 km away.