Vila Nova de Gaia: Cellars, Views and When to Stay There
Gaia is its own city, but most visitors make the same good half-day of it: cross the Douro, visit one port lodge, walk the waterfront […]
Gaia is its own city, but most visitors make the same good half-day of it: cross the Douro, visit one port lodge, walk the waterfront […]
Boavista is the Porto I use for concerts, appointments and getting across the west side of the city. It is broader and busier than Baixa, […]
When friends ask me for a central Porto walk that is not just Clérigos and Ribeira, I send them through Cedofeita. Start around Praça Carlos […]
Bonfim is not a polished “new Porto” district; it is an old residential area where new cafés sit beside workshops, churches, older apartment blocks and […]
Foz is still Porto, but it is not the Porto people picture from the postcards. I come here for a walk along the water, not […]
Most visitors end up in Baixa whether or not they use the word. São Bento, Aliados, Bolhão, Santa Catarina and Clérigos are close enough to […]
Go to Ribeira for the river, the bridge and the view across to Gaia. I still take people there on a first visit. I just […]
Porto is better for second-hand shopping when you treat it as a hunt, not a checklist. The markets are on different days and in different […]
For independent fashion in Porto, I would spend the afternoon around Miguel Bombarda rather than zigzagging across town looking for an imaginary “designer street.” The […]
I do not send people to a Porto shopping centre for atmosphere. I send them when the weather has turned, they need a specific shop, […]
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