The exhibits can sometimes be hit & miss, and I never seem to be able to find my way easily around the museum, but the gardens are awesome in any season and the map lets you explore them to your hearts content. Bring along a book/ picnic/ sketch pad/ camera and while away your day in breathtaking beauty. More

Loved the Architecture and beautiful gardens. Has good art expos and definitely worth a visit. More

Lovely grounds but the museum was disappointing..It may be okay if you like contemporary art but it wasn't enough for us More

The contemporary art gallery and beautiful gardens of Serralves were a great way to spend a morning or afternoon in Porto. The gallery space is expansive and interesting - the building a striking design in itself. The exhibitions we saw were well curated, with clear themes running throughout the work. Gardens are clearly well maintained and would be a great... More

Good compact garden which as usual my Wife loved. There is a variety of sections which, whilst not as verdant as say Kitchener Island on the Nile are full of interesting specimens (apparently). Lovely spot to have a cup of tea in the centre under the Wisteria clad pergola. They would be as well planting over the incongruous tennis court... More

Museum designed by Pritzker-prize winning Portuguese architect Alvaro Siza is a must to visit in Porto. Collection and gardens are beautiful. Buffet lunch on the terrace was delicious. More

The art museum has no useful signage so you don't actually know where to go, or be able to orientate yourself. We may have visited at a bad time but the exhibits were rather disappointing. We spent about 15 minutes in the museum and about an hour walking around the lovely gardens. More

The gardens on a fine spring day are truly splendid. The exhibition in the modern art museum on the work of the obscure surrealist author, Raymond Roussel, is truly baffling. The coffee and chocolate cake in the tea house next to the old tennis court were a welcome relief! More

We found the highlight as many do to be the unfurnished art deco house and the beautiful abundant gardens. We were less impressed by the art museum, but felt it was still an interesting way to spend a few hours in porto for $7 EU each. More