One Day in Porto: A Walking Route That Makes Sense
With one day, do the centre and the river, not every attraction on the map. This route gives you São Bento, the old hill, Ribeira […]
With one day, do the centre and the river, not every attraction on the map. This route gives you São Bento, the old hill, Ribeira […]
For the classic Porto panorama, go to Gaia; for a quieter pause, choose one of the city gardens. The trick is not to collect viewpoints […]
“Organic,” “natural” and “low-intervention” are not synonyms. If a bottle costs more because of one of those labels, I ask what the producer actually did. […]
“Steak in Porto” can mean three quite different meals: a matured cut from a specialist steakhouse, a Portuguese grilled plate, or picanha at a Brazilian […]
Porto’s ambitious restaurants aren’t interchangeable. One is a long, formal special-occasion dinner; another is a chef-led tasting menu; a third lets you eat seasonal cooking […]
For a work lunch in Porto, pick the area before you pick the restaurant. Nobody wants to spend half the break crossing town, and “quiet […]
Portuguese food is not built around chilli, so when I want real heat I choose the kitchen for it instead of hoping the piri-piri bottle […]
Porto has a good chocolate stop that is easy to fit into a normal walk, and a second one that deserves a trip across the […]
“Where do locals go?” is a question that usually produces a bad list. Porto residents don’t all share one secret café; they go to work, […]
Paranhos is useful Porto, not postcard Porto. I’d recommend it to someone studying at Asprela, working at Hospital de São João or settling here for […]
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