Settling into life in Porto offers a playful mix of historical richness and contemporary urban living, attracting an ever-growing international community. Porto stands as a prominent destination in ...

It will come as no surprise that Lisbon, with more than half a million inhabitants, has Portugal’s highest concentration of Michelin-starred establishments, 20 in total, while Porto has ten. However, ...

Less touristy than the Algarve, Porto has long been a cultural hub, and a highlight of the country’s coastline. And it’s fast becoming one of Europe’s top food and drink destinations. Compared to ...

Situated in the north west of Portugal, the coastal city of Porto is a glistening oasis with history and culture in abundance and an exciting urban scene. Visit the enchanting Livraria Lello Bookshop, ...

Porto may get overlooked in lieu of Lisbon, but Portugal's second city has just as much to offer as the country’s capital. From gilded Belle Époque cafés to historic train stations covered with ...

If your idea of a holiday is non-stop sightseeing and a Fitbit that clocks 30,000 steps in a sprawling metropolis, then Porto is not for you. It is small, close-knit and steady. Those are perhaps its ...

When you have wine in your mouth, evaluate the flavours — bitter, sweet, acidic — and once you swallow, evaluate the burn and aftertaste. How long is the aroma present in your throat? That bitterness ...

There’s a dreamlike quality to Porto – a tumbledown, romantic city of stately beaux-arts buildings – and further afield is the beautiful wine country of Alto Douro. There’s a dreamlike quality to ...

Discover this coastal city in the north west of Portugal Situated in the north west of Portugal, the coastal city of Porto is a glistening oasis with history and culture in abundance and an exciting ...