| What | Sunday | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Soares dos Reis Museum | Open 10:00-18:00 (last entry 17:30), ticket 10 € | the page |
| Portuguese Photography Centre | Open 10:00-18:00, free entry | the page |
| Stock Exchange Palace | Open every day 9:00-18:30, guided tour only | the page |
| Bolhão market | Closed | the page |
| Shopping centres | Generally open 10:00 to midnight | Travel guides, to check |
| Small shops in the centre | Many closed or open until 1 pm | Travel guides |
| Traditional restaurants | Many closed on Sunday: book or check | See the francesinha |
A Sunday in practice
- Morning: a museum (the Portuguese Photography Centre is free) or the Stock Exchange Palace. Since 1 August 2024, free entry to national museums and monuments (Museus e Monumentos de Portugal) is reserved for residents of Portugal, 52 days a year (gov.pt): foreign visitors pay on Sundays.
- Lunch: book; several well-known francesinha places are closed on Sunday. The São Bento Time Out Market is open 10:00 to 23:00 on Sunday.
- Afternoon: a Douro cruise or a walk in Foz do Douro. See also the free activities.
- Shopping: do it on Saturday, or go to a shopping centre.
FAQ
Do public transport services run on Sunday? Yes, with reduced service; see transport in Porto.
What if Monday is closed too? Museums close on Monday: plan them from Tuesday to Sunday.
La rédaction Porto Authority, 26/10/2026.
