Built at the Escura Street it was later transferred to the spot it at nowadays. It started by being dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Assunção, whose festivity happens in August and of whom the tailors were especially devoted to. From this connection came out its popular name.

The São João Baptista Church has carved altars, a font and old elements of decorative art, sculpted and painted. This church was built in the middle of the XVII century. It is a large building with a consistent architecture. The altar deserves a careful look: the rich decoration, the tribune, the pelmets and the golden carving are examples of that.

The Prelada House, whose author is Nicolau Nasoni, consisting of three bodies united but with different heights in each tower. The balconies and windows are made of worked granite stone. It is a XVII century garden gate that gives access to the farm. There you’ll find imposing secular trees and a box labyrinth, a plant that offers a hard wood, also known as buxeiro and buxeira.

The São João Novo Palace is a baroque style building from the XVIII century. The main front and the staircase which occupies the main area of the building stand out. The main gate is dominated by a large panelled arch, whose frames end with a pair of ornament.

Characteristic temple from the end of the XVIII century, covered with azulejos (tiles) on the exterior. The front is sided by two strong bell towers and ended by a high curved fronton. Inside, the carvings, the paintings, the sculptures and the main altar stand out.

The old restaurant "commercial" was founded in 1894 with the goal of serving the area frequented by businessmen of the city. By this restaurant been lovers of good cuisine, including numerous celebrities in the world of letters, arts and politics.

Ex-libris of the Campanhã area and one of the Nicolau Nasoni’s important inheritances, the Freixo Palace was built in 1742. In this huge exemplar of the Portuguese Civil Baroque, the east front staircase and the Italian gardens stand out.

Serralves is one of the best spots in Porto, whose splendour and green spaces charms everyone. Its importance has been growing for years, since art is now a part of the pleasant walks you may do while you visit. Modernity has a leading role in this scenery. There is a rural place to visit also: the Riba de Ave farm, former Conde de Vizela farm. The assortment includes the main house, annexed gardens, rural area and agricultural houses.

Built to be the Banco Comercial do Porto, in 1843, it was sold in 1935 and became the headquarters of the Instituto do Vinho do Porto, manager and supervisor institution of the port wine. The magnificent skylight at the library room stands out.