Luggage Storage Porto Cathedral

Now that your trip here has finally sailed and you are looking at your list of things to do in Porto, you certainly have to visit the majestic Porto Cathedral. Therefore, leave your luggage in a safe and secure luggage storage option near the Porto Cathedral by Radical Storage and you will be free to roam between the building’s enchanting walls.

You simply need to log into the Radical app or the website, and on the interactive map, you‘ll be able to choose between our Angels, the local collaborators that we have. Book one of them for €5 per bag/per day, so your stay will be lighter and more relaxed in an instant.

According to our fixed pricing policy, also with security coverage, you will not find any added charges for the luggage’s weight or size. The service includes also live 24/7 customer service, to find a solution for any of your issues.

History of Porto Cathedral, Portugal

The Porto Cathedral, in Portugal, also called Sé do Porto, is a Roman Catholic Church, that is located in the heart of the historical center in Porto. It is also one of the most ancient and famous cathedrals in Porto, breaking any kind of records in the country thanks to its astounding beauty. The Porto Church is also known because of its amazing architecture, with a Romanesque feeling that will leave you with your breath away because of its beauty.

The Church also mixes the Late Romanic style with many Gothic elements, not forgetting also the local details. In fact, inside the church, you can find the stunning Azuelo Mural, made with the azulejo tiles that made the Portugal style so famous, representing many different scenes. The Porto Cathedral has also been visited over the years because it is part of the Camino, so if you’re a pilgrim, you can get here the official Porto Cathedral Camino Passport or even the stamp.

If you, instead, just want to spend the time admiring the incredible church, you can take some Porto Cathedral tickets for the Museum part of the Church, such as the Casa de Cabildo and the cloister, for just 3 euros. You only need to visit the location from 9 AM to 17.30 PM, as the Port Cathedral opening hours officially state. Getting there is also quite easy: if you come from the São Bento Train Station, you just need to take the D tram line and you’ll get there quickly.