Torre dos Clérigos combined tickets in Porto

Which Clérigos Tower combo to book

First visit. The Porto Highlights Pass is the most booked and best reviewed. It covers the Clérigos Tower & Museum, Porto Cathedral and the Six Bridges Cruise from Cais da Ribeira. The tower and the cathedral are both in the old centre, and the Ribeira quay is downhill from both, so you can walk the whole route: tower first, cathedral next, then down to the river for the boat.

History without the boat. The Historic Porto Pass keeps the tower and the cathedral, then adds the World of Discoveries museum, on Portugal's age of exploration, plus an audio guide app. It suits a rainy day better than the cruise pass.

Evenings. The Spiritus light show inside Clérigos Church comes in three bundles:

• Porto Legends + Spiritus pairs it with an immersive show about the city's legends, the most reviewed of the three.
• Traditional Fado Concert + Spiritus makes a good night out with live Portuguese music.
• Spiritus + Porto Tuk Tuk City Tour adds a ride around the city by day. It has only one review so far.

These bundles cover the light show, not the tower climb, so add tower entry separately if you want the view.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

The Spiritus bundles are about 5% cheaper than buying the parts separately. The two Porto passes are sold as single products, so compare them with the tickets you'd actually use. Their value is mainly one checkout for the city's core sights.

How the tickets work

You book once and receive a separate ticket for each part. Pick a date and, where asked, a time slot for the tower, the cruise and the shows. The tower climb is by stairs and can get busy, so an early slot helps. Cruise departures depend on the river and the weather, and cancellation conditions differ per part, so check them on the booking page.

More bundles are on the Porto combo tickets page. Heading south? See Lisbon and Sintra.