Torel Avantgarde

Circular trail through the city of Invicta, the popular city of Porto, considered the capital of Northern Portugal. We recommend that this proposed route be done by bicycle in order to enjoy and get to know the city using an ecological means of transport, healthy for you and for the environment. During this tour we highlight the beautiful beaches of Foz do Douro, Jardim do Passeio Alegre and the magnificent view of Vila Nova de Gaia separated from the city of Porto by the majestic Douro River.

Small trail along rural paths that will give you the feeling of being in a small village, although in reality you are in the heart of Porto. Right next to the famous and visited Jardim do Palácio de Cristal there are these romantic paths that offer us magnificent views over the Douro River, the picturesque houses today many of them rehabilitated used for local accommodation and a unique feeling of tranquility that makes anyone question themselves. if you are really in an urban center with a...

Small trail along rural paths that will give you the feeling of being in a small village, although in reality you are in the heart of Porto. Right next to the famous and visited Jardins do Palácio de Cristal there are these romantic paths that offer us magnificent views over the Douro River, the picturesque houses today many of them rehabilitated used for local accommodation and a unique feeling of tranquility that makes anyone question themselves. if you are really in an urban center with a...

Route with a linear route that connects the historic city of Porto, also known as the unbeaten city, and the village of Ponte de Lima, a route in Portuguese territory, although the entire "Portuguese Way of Santiago" crosses the border ending in Spanish territory. Route made every year by thousands of people for different reasons, from leisure activities to promises related to their faith and religious connection. A fascinating route mostly made through rural areas of paths trodden for...

The Central Way is the most famous Portuguese route to Santiago route, covering Lisbon, Coimbra, and Porto. Along the route, you will find the famous yellow arrows and unmistakable markings of the Camino de Santiago, and occasionally you will see the yellow scallop on a blue background, the official symbol. This stretch of the Central Path offers a unique experience, part of the complete journey that connects the city of Porto to Santiago de Compostela. You will walk through rural areas...