- The Porto Cathedral is one of Porto's most important landmarks, a National Monument and the episcopal seat of Portugal.
- Perched on a hill overlooking the Douro, the Porto Cathedral (Sé do Porto) is one of the most iconic monuments in the "Northern Capital"!
- PORTO CATHEDRAL. Porto Cathedral (12th to 18th centuries) is a beautiful monument that incorporates several styles: Romantic, Gothic and Baroque.
- Porto Cathedral sits high above the banks of the Douro. It is not only the city’s main church, but also offers visitors a wonderful view of the Douro.
- The Cathedral's elevated location on Rua de São João overlooks Porto's famous rooftops and is an intrinsical part of the skyline for miles.
- The fairly austere and imposing cathedral in Porto (Sé do Porto) was mostly built during the 12th and 13th centuries in the Romanesque style.
- Watching over the city from its hilltop spot, the imposing fort-like Porto Cathedral (Sé Catedral do Porto)is a reminder of Porto’s diverse history.
- The Porto Cathedral is on the list of recommended places to visit in Portugal. Historians call it one of the oldest and most important local Romanesque monuments.
- The Porto Cathedral is one of the most important tourist sights in Porto and a historical and architectural landmark of the city at the same time.
- Porto Cathedral is the city’s largest place of worship. It was built around the 12th century but significant renovations of the facade have taken place since then.