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Beautiful grounds, stunning Kusama exhibition! Loved it
The spatiality and simplicity. We had a very good lunch at a good price.
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Katsuma's works was a real treat and walking the grounds with various large pieces of art, and also the tree top walk made it all a very interesting and educational Day... Loved the deco pink mansion,Many thanks, Indeed!
The gorunds of the Serralves Museum are quite lovely and the musum staff were exceptionally helpful. Wonderful place to visit while in Porto.
Beautiful gardens. Facsinating contemorary art exhibitions.
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Serralves Museum
Douro Valley Tour
Serralves Foundation
Douro Valley Tour
Places we visited were great with friendly staff. Views while in the bus are amazing and Living Tours staff are very friendly
End of the trip was the best thing (restaurant & winery), rest of it was on the road and first wine tasting was too little. Also the small town is nice at the beginning but needs to be a bit of more time than 40 minutes. Tour guide Mariana was amazing.
The timings of the tour was changed to 7:30 from 8:10, but I didn't receive the information. And it's been 4 days now and I still haven't received the refund. Extremely frustrating experience.
Nothing. Because , due to your invalid system my expected and booked trip, 10-10-24 was still set at the 8th. One of your people or livimgtours armitted to me: yes, this is failure because of your systems. Nevertheless: 0 refunds! Very disappointed! This is not to treat customers. It feels like stealing money. 0 points.
We highly recommend you do the wine tour to the Douro Valley... it was well organized, very informative and educational. We enjoyed the lunch served and wine tasting experience. Our guide Sergio was the best! He took care of everyone and made sure we were all comfortable. Thank you, Sergio
Duoro geographically is an interesting place. The Moscotel vineyard gave fascinating insights into that type of wine production. Generous lunch with wine lovely place Second vineyard again interesting but suffered from too many groups and echoing cellars so not able to hear all the information. Boat trip pleasant end to visit
Beautiful grounds, stunning Kusama exhibition! Loved it
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From contemporary art to literary magic—experience two Porto icons in one.
From contemporary art to literary magic—experience two Porto icons in one.
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Serralves Foundation
Livraria Lello
Serralves Foundation
Livraria Lello
Entering is already magical ... despite the number of people there is an atmosphere of a book tale of bibliitecs.... wood.... shelves ... smell of books.... thousands of them.... The interior is amazingly beautiful with its floors and ceiling.... It is a beautiful place full of stories waiting to be told or read.
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The architecture of this bookshop, especially the typical interior. But too many people, even at lunchtime...
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Guess I must have missed the part about losing the app before going. Slight delay at the door. Extremely crowded but interesting and beautiful inside
The athmosphere is unforgetable I agree for the statement : The beautiful book store in the world😀 The books currated are the best Queue is in order, well arranged, although is very crowded I really want to return soon, hopefully
In spite of the large crowd, we got in nearly in the exact time. Was worthy to buy tickets online, made it all easy. Just to queue in the specified time and be patience. The place is a bit small for so many people but security people ard helping to move one group in one way and let other ones follow. Beautiful library, very unique, absolutely worth to visit 🥰👍👍👍👍
I booked my tickets that morning for a 1:15pm visit. Very well organized with 2 alternating queues and color coding. A lot of people in the bookshop, it's very very difficult to appreciate the decor, the photos are always with lots of other tourists... It's not nice to charge €10 to enter a shop... (children free)
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The library very nice , but too many people
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I loved the experience of such a beautiful bookshop in the centre of Porto, the interior design was stunning.
Awesome place to visit. Be there early as the queue lines, even for ticket holders, are very long.
The entire experience was fantastic. Helpful friendly staff.
It was a sardine can of people. It was a beautiful buidling and interior but it was unpleasntly crowded. I would not recommend it to anyone in the future and it was not worth paying to get into.
The place is really worth seeing. There are way too many people though. Nevertheless rhe organization is very good end the entry/exit process rums smoothly.
Catarina is Wonderful!!! She was a great help in selecting a very special book for our daughter-in-law. Thank you Catarina.
The Livraria is beautiful, however, it's really busy and too many people at the same time are allowed in, which makes the experience much less enjoyable. However, I like that the price of the ticket counts towards a book! Overall I'd recommend
The building's exterior and interior are awesome and can only hint at this institution's remarkable past. Today, it seems to be a Disney-like interpretation of a quirky bookstore and the fee-based entry ritual is only a part of its odd no-longer-new personality. I sense that the uniformly-bound texts (admittedly in multiple languages so all tourists can enjoy them) are not the necessarily the best editions available, but they are certainly beautiful to look at. It doesn't have the character of an old, fascinating bookstore, as one might hope for, but rather offers a library fantasy for those who want to pay 10, 15, or 25 Euros to wander around for 30 minutes. One would get one's entry fee reimbursed when buying one of their books, but for true book lovers, there is not really a usefully-curated collection aimed at literature lovers or bibliophiles. It is intended for the general public, though, and is appealing especially to fans of the Harry Potter series, which is a loverly and popular way for them to guide their business model. It was a fun visit and offered countless photogenic vistas, in spite of the large timed crowds that flow through every 15 minutes. Definitely worth seeing for its grace and beauty, but not if the goal is literary or bibliophilic inspiration.
It was realy easy to order the tickets online!! We loved the bookstore so much. It was really pretty😍😍
We booked tickets for the Livraria Lello Library. The website was very easy to use and we recieved our tickets and confirmation immediately after booking.
Definitely worth the money. The library was wonderful and the books well presented, lots of people but well managed and the wait time looks longer than it was, moved quickly inside.
Staff were very helpful and pleasant. There was an excellent selection of books and the shop itself is beautiful. It was very crowded at 6pm in the evening
Such an extraordinarily beautiful building. Truly a highlight despite the crowds. Wish they'd let fewer people in but it is understandable that everyone wants to visit this magical little place.
queue was very long, totally overcrowded, queue for booksales, staff not very efficient. charged for a bag 1.50 euro which was too much after paying 10 euro for entry.
The ticketing with Headout was uncomplicated and simple ! Livrario Lello was marvellous but very growded. We just had a short look around. It would be important to communicat that there is no possibility to enter without booking a ticket!! The day before we tried to get a time to enter by standing in the queue. It was wasted time 🤷♀️
I liked visiting the bookstore but there were way too many people to enjoy it fully. And I would have liked more books in english.
The bookstore was beautiful, but you really couldn't see it. They let in way too many people at once. You couldn't even look at the box because it was so crowded. It was very claustrophobic in there and the pictures that you tried to take of the building itself. It was just too crowded.
I really enjoyed visiting this bookshop, which is truly magnificent. On the other hand, I was disappointed by the crowds, even at 9am... I would have much preferred to pay a little more to be able to enjoy it more quietly, without being jostled by the crowd of tourists.
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If you're an art lover or just looking for a peaceful retreat in Porto, you can't miss out on the Serralves Foundation or Contemporary Museum of Art. The Museum was designed by the talented architect Álvaro Siza Vieira and features a unique and multidimensional architecture that you won't find anywhere else. It's truly a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary art.
Let's not forget about the breathtaking Serralves Foundation, which spans an impressive 44 hectares and boasts woodlands, a farm, and even a treetop walking route. You'll have plenty of space to wander and explore while taking in the beautiful scenery.
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The museum houses an impressive collection of contemporary art, including works by both Portuguese and international artists. Designed by Álvaro Siza Vieira, the building's unique architecture adds to the overall experience of exploring the museum's exhibitions.
Get a unique perspective of the foundation by taking a stroll on the treetop walk. The 15-meter high walkway takes you through the treetops of the foundation's forested area, giving you a bird's eye view of the surrounding greenery.
Take a tour of the Art Deco villa on the grounds of the foundation. The villa was built in the 1930s for the original owners of the estate and features stunning architecture and interior design.
The serene lake at the heart of the foundation is a peaceful spot for a picnic or a leisurely stroll. You'll likely see ducks, geese, and other wildlife around the lake as well.
Serralves Foundation has its own working farm, which includes gardens, an orchard, and even livestock such as chickens and goats. You can learn about sustainable farming practices and even participate in workshops and classes.
The foundation's extensive gardens feature a variety of plants, including rare species from around the world. You'll find everything from formal gardens to wildflower meadows, each with its own unique charm and beauty.
Serralves Foundation is a large, expansive foundation that features beautiful gardens, woodlands, a lake, a farm, and several sculptures and installations by contemporary artists. There are several museums within the foundation, including the Contemporary Art Museum and the Art Deco Museum.
Serralves Foundation is open every day from 10 AM to 7 PM.
Serralves Foundation was designed by a team of landscape architects led by Jacques Gréber. The foundation's iconic Art Deco villa was designed by architect José Marques da Silva, while the Contemporary Art Museum was designed by Álvaro Siza Vieira.
Serralves Foundation was built in the 1930s, as a private estate for the wealthy Portuguese family, the Count of Vizela. Today, the foundation is open to the public and is a popular destination for visitors to Porto.
Yes, you can bring your own food and drinks into the foundation, but please note that there are also several places to eat and drink within the foundation.
Yes, photography is allowed in most areas of the foundation, but please be respectful of other visitors and do not disturb any wildlife.
Yes, guided tours are available in several languages, including English, Spanish, and French.
Yes, Serralves Foundation is accessible to visitors with disabilities, with ramps and elevators available in most areas of the foundation. Please contact the foundation in advance if you have any specific accessibility needs.