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On October 10 and 11, WOW in Vila Nova de Gaia invites teachers to enjoy two days of museums, workshops, guided visits and experiences dedicated to culture, art, history, wine and chocolate.

If there’s a special way to discover Portugal, it’s through its music and gastronomy. And on September 25, WOW brings the two together for a dinner that promises to be a true celebration of Portuguese culture. The Fado Show & Dinner at WOW returns to 1828 for an evening dedicated to Fado, Portuguese flavours and, of course, the wines that are part of our history.

There are nights when wearing black simply isn’t an option. On September 26, WOW is getting ready for a different kind of night with the Neon Edition of the WOW Sessions, where music, UV lights and fluorescent looks will transform Lodge 6 into a true neon playground. From 7pm to 1am, the dance floor will keep moving, with DJs Diogo Ribas and Nikky, joined by MC Luis Marvão, providing the soundtrack for a night packed with rhythm.

Some wines are deeply connected to the history of a place. Port Wine is undoubtedly one of them. And on September 10, WOW invites you to discover that story in a different way, through a special tour of two of its museums. To celebrate International Port Wine Day, WOW has created an experience that brings together history, wine and heritage in a single visit.

If there’s one thing that goes perfectly with autumn, it’s a good beer, comforting food and a table full of friends. From October 2 to 5, WOW is bringing Oktoberfest back, transforming Lemon Plaza and Street Market into a little piece of Bavaria — without having to leave Vila Nova de Gaia. For four days, beer, German food, music and entertainment will take over WOW in a celebration made for raising a glass, eating well and, of course, staying for one more round.

If you're planning a trip to Porto and want to make the most of your day, there's an easy way to combine history, wine, chocolate, art and some of the city's most curious experiences: booking a Day Pass at WOW.

If there’s one thing that goes perfectly with a summer evening, it’s good food, a glass of wine and music that tells a story.

Porto is a city that reveals itself far beyond its historic streets and iconic landmarks. Today, visitors can experience the city's history, culture and landscapes through immersive museums, sensory experiences and unforgettable viewpoints. If you're looking for unique things to do in Porto, this guide brings together five of the city's best interactive and immersive experiences. From discovering Porto's fascinating past to enjoying multisensory attractions, cruising along the Douro River and taking in spectacular panoramic views, get ready to see the city from a completely different perspective.

To talk about Porto is, inevitably, to talk about Port wine. Produced exclusively in the Douro Demarcated Region and traditionally aged in the historic wine cellars of Vila Nova de Gaia, this fortified wine is deeply woven into the city's identity and remains one of Portugal's most celebrated treasures. But discovering Port wine goes far beyond enjoying a tasting. From immersive museum experiences to visits to centuries-old wine cellars and scenic walks along the Douro waterfront, there are many ways to explore its history, craftsmanship and remarkable diversity. If you're ready to dive into the world of Port wine, these are three experiences you shouldn't miss.

Summer means different things to different people. Some spend it at the beach. Others prefer ending the day with a cocktail in hand, great music, and a view that's hard to beat.

Travelling to Porto as a family means discovering a city filled with history, panoramic viewpoints, gardens and experiences that will delight visitors of all ages. From outdoor adventures and iconic landmarks to interactive museums, it's easy to create a full day of fun for both children and adults. If you're looking for the best things to do in Porto with kids, this itinerary brings together seven must-do experiences, ending at one of the city's top family destinations: WOW, in Vila Nova de Gaia.

Discovering Porto is about much more than wandering through its historic streets or admiring the views over the Douro River. The city's museums offer the opportunity to explore centuries of history, traditions, art and culture through increasingly immersive and interactive experiences. If you're planning a visit, these are seven museums that deserve a place on your itinerary, from spaces dedicated to Porto's rich history to immersive experiences celebrating wine, chocolate and culture.