I enjoyed the WOW experience. I visited 6 of the museums. Each one was well done and interesting. The complex was very clean and was decorated well. It was a bit hard finding your way around the complex. There were lots of stairs but many elevators. The staff was the BEST. They went out of their way to show you where things were. They were friendly and acted like they were happy to see you. They are well trained. I ate at one restaurant. It was good. The dessert bar was delicious. I highly recommended going here

It is an amazing and underappreciated place in Porto. I've been a Porto citizen all my life and haven't heard anybody talk about this place. It is huge and yet, it is almost empty. The views are astonishing and the buildings are impressive with well thought-out decorations. I was able to visit 2 museums and both were much more exciting than I'd expected and a ton of fun as well, although I think that's because I'm in my twenties and some experiences can be youth-attractive. Overall, I really recommend this place to everyone who's visiting the city as it's not that expensive and really close the city center (I recommend taking the metro and getting off at "Jardim do Morro")

We have watched the WOW get built over the last few years. During the Summer the area was overrun with tourists. However, we have visited family in Porto during the Autumn in the off season. Almost empty in comparison. A deep dive into the website revealed the existence of the WOW Card. This is an annual season ticket. Holders can obtain a day ticket for no additional cost with entry to all of the museums and discount on attractions that are an additional cost. Great value given that individual experiences can be €20 a pop. The weather was wet for 10 days - first time that has happened in 8 years. Made full use of our cards. Each experience is the subject of a separate review. Plenty of toilets. Lots of lifts, but the signage leaves a bit to be desired when navigating the site. Wheelchair users really need to get assistance to get the best out of the facilities. With a card a great value attraction, particularly in adverse weather.

WOW (World Of Wine) is a space in Porto dedicated to wine. There are different museums and restaurants, as well as squares and open spaces. It's a curious and interesting place, but I have the feeling that it still needs to be further developed to have more life and become a reference point.

I went with my friends to celebrate the Sao Joao festival there - and I was WOW-ed :) Beautiful, elegant and very vibrant place, with a lot of different spaces in one. The food was amazing, the view of the Douro river and the bridge with the fireworks at midnight mesmerizing. A lot of people of all ages, all happy to be a part of it. I hope the next time I will visit museum sections and have the full WOW experience!