The most famous link between Porto and Gaia, and also one of the top landmarks of the city. Local kids stand on the lower level and jump to the river if you throw a coin for them to catch. Enjoy the sights of Porto and Gaia from the upper level. Reccomend to visit also at night, as the illuminated city... More

Awesome backdrop for pictures from either Porto or Nova de Gaia. Walking across the top is a treat - you don't realize how high up you are until you look down. Also possible to walk across the bottom and avoid the heights.

Bridge better than a roller coaster - I was scared witless walking across the upper level over the river

One of a number of impressive bridges across the Douro. A road bridge at ground level, with a massive arch supporting a higher level walkway and metro line. Great views at both levels.

You cannot be in Porto and not see it I guess, and also not cross it:) On the other side of the river you will find fantastic cellars of Villa Nova De Gaia. And the view from the Ponte D. Luis I - marvelous!

You can see the whole Porto from the brigde. However, the lower crossing was very narrow and traffic went by quite close to us. Still, a titanic construction that you can see in 10 minutes!

Loved its history, and how it works with all the other bridges of Porto to create an interesting view from every angle. It's a short easy walk that is gorgeous and interesting. I never tired of the views it provided both from below and above. But like others have mentioned, be aware of your surroundings. It is easy to get... More

The bridge itself is rather rough as it was built by one of Eiffel's students. However from the bridge we can admire beautiful view for the banks of river Douro and the buidings of winerys - where different kinds of Porto wine are produced.

big bridge with fantastic views down the river. looks great both in the daytime and at night. you can cross over the bottom or the top sections of the bridge, the views are even better from the top. watch out for the metro trains at the top though, or buses and coaches at the bottom as theyc an get a... More