Visit the building designed in 1999 by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, winner of the Pritzker architecture prize. It quickly became a contemporary icon of the city due to the novelty and formal expressiveness of its architecture, helping to place Porto on the international itinerary of culture and tourism.

Comprising a horizontal volume of 3 floors and a tower of 17 floors, dedicated to offices, this project was designed by Eduardo Souto de Moura, winner of the prestigious Pritzker Prize in 2011. With great visibility, its gray tower punctuates the busy Avenida from Boavista. To cover the building's facade, the architect from Porto designed aluminum and granite modules, which are placed in such a way as to give the illusion of being formed by several stacked pieces. Granite, in addition to its enormous resistance, gives the building a uniform appearance, in this illusory game of overlapping.

The Museum and Casa de Serralves are harmoniously inserted in the extensive area of Parque de Serralves, one of the most emblematic places in the city to enjoy art, architecture, culture and nature. The Museum of Contemporary Art, designed by Portuguese Pritzker Architecture Prize winner Álvaro Siza Vieira, was inaugurated in 1999. Visitors to the Museum, in addition to the on-going exhibitions, discover the particularities of the spaces that make up this magnificent architectural work. The Casa de Serralves, which once belonged to Count Carlos Alberto Cabral, is a unique example of Art Deco architecture and dates back to the 1930s. Significant names of the time intervened, such as the Portuguese architect Marques da Silva, Charles Siclis, Jacques Émile Ruhlmann, René Lalique and Edgar Brandt. After being integrated into the Park area, it was transformed into a house-museum. It currently has a magnificent permanent exhibition of paintings by the famous Spanish painter Miró worth visiting.

Located on the main avenue in the west zone of Porto, the company's office building was designed by Barbosa & Guimarães, Arquitetos, after winning an ideas competition launched in 2006 under the motto "VODAFONE LIFE, A LIFE IN MOTION", a phrase that reflects the attitude and philosophy of the company. The building was conceived faithful to this idea, with a contemporary and dynamic image that conveys the sensation of movement and defies statics, having the work completed in 2009.

The Parque da Cidade do Porto, designed by the Portuguese landscape architect Sidónio Pardal, is one of the largest urban parks in the country with an area of 83 hectares, whose continued construction began in 1991 and ended in 2002. This beautiful park has a sophisticatedly designed landscape, with lakes, varied flora and fauna, integrated into the urban fabric of the city and with a considerable area that extends to the maritime area, a rarity worldwide. The modeling of the land, the stone elements and the trees create particularly pleasant interiors where the visitor does not realize that he is in a densely populated area, being able to enjoy a large green area within the city for leisure or sport, being nowadays much used by the Porto population.

Casa da Arquitectura – Centro Português de Arquitectura, created in 2007, is a non-profit association of a cultural nature dedicated to the dissemination and affirmation of architecture at national and international level.

Designed by Architect Álvaro Siza Vieira in co-authorship with other Portuguese architects, the work having been completed in 1956, it is located in the maritime area of Leça da Palmeira.

Designed by the Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza Vieira, whose work was completed in 1966, the set of swimming pools and changing rooms is located in the maritime area of Leça da Palmeira, 20 minutes by car from the city of Porto.

Known internationally as the “Porto School” and attended by students from all over the world, it was designed in 1984 by one of its best representatives and maximum exponents of modern and contemporary Portuguese architecture, the architect from Porto Álvaro Siza Vieira, awarded with the Pritzker Architecture, whose work was completed in 1999. The area where this university complex is located has a privileged view over the Douro River, and its architecture is a reflection of this visual relationship in the way the complex is implanted on the ground.