Coastal Fortresses Near Porto: Foz, Castelo do Queijo and Atlantic Stone
There are no grand castle interiors along Porto’s seafront. The forts here are squat, practical bits of coastal defence, and they make the most sense […]
There are no grand castle interiors along Porto’s seafront. The forts here are squat, practical bits of coastal defence, and they make the most sense […]
If you’re buying jewellery in Porto, ask one question before you fall for the display: is this made here, or does it just look Portuguese? […]
The last day is where visitors most often overestimate Porto’s geography. Matosinhos is a lovely place for one more fish lunch; it is not a […]
When someone in Porto says “I fancy something other than Portuguese food tonight,” the next question is usually where they’re staying. A sushi craving in […]
After years of eating my way around Porto, I do not think of the city’s food scene as “traditional versus modern.” I choose by the […]
I eat both styles in Porto, but I do not choose them for the same reason. A francesinha is a deliberate, filling lunch; a contemporary […]
My advice for a Porto food weekend is to stop trying to fit every famous dish into 48 hours. Do the market while it is […]
A full Porto food day does not need six reservations. Mine would start in the centre, take one proper trip to the coast for lunch, […]
I avoid calling places “hidden gems” in Porto. The useful detour is usually a real neighbourhood a few minutes beyond the busiest route, with no […]
Porto is not a 24-hour food city. If you want a proper meal after a night out, choose the place before you are hungry and […]
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