Cultural Free Walking Tours in Porto

Nunu was a nice guy, had some great jokes. Walking Tour covers main sights and was easy pace and length. He knows the city well, a true local. Nunu is very pro-Zionism, Capitalism and the Catholic church. He said he is a big fan of Bibi, and supports foreign investment into Portugal. He also has connections to the Free Masons of Porto and invited us to join the occult. I appreciated the graphic descriptions of priests molesting kids and old ladies getting hit by trucks, love that edgy humor!

Nuno was a great tour guide! The tour was fun, interesting, and very well-balanced with lots of useful information. Nuno was super helpful, answered all our questions, and gave great suggestions for things to do afterward. However, not everyone in the tour group enjoyed the tour because of the jokes—his humor is quite sarcastic, which might not be for everyone. I’d recommend reading about the tour beforehand to make sure you’re okay with that style and won’t get upset easily if you don’t like the joke. Overall, it was a great experience, and we really enjoyed it!

Tour was as funny as the description promised

We had a great tour with Nuno! His tour included everything we had in mind and any questions outside of the topics he was able to answer. Overall hilarious and very complete. Muito obrigada Nuno!

We laughed out way through Porto. A fantastic, enjoyable experience Thank you

Very funny and friendly guy! It was a pleasure and we learned a lot about Porto :)

I love the experience, knowledge about his city, funny moments, and moments of drama during the tour. I could say it is a better way to know about history. We really appreciate your time with us!

Thanks for a great tour, Nuno! Very informative and lots of laughs as promised! You even managed to get a high 5 from our discerning 9 month old 🖐

Read the description; the tour is meant to have a sarcastic touch! The tour emphasizes on the earliest days of Porto and its origins, the difference in lifestyle for someone who lives here now compared to 20 years ago and more and delves into Port wine. Super informative!