Campanhã in Porto: Trains, Changes and When to Stay Nearby
Campanhã is not the postcard part of Porto. It is the part many people meet with a suitcase in one hand and a train ticket […]
Campanhã is not the postcard part of Porto. It is the part many people meet with a suitcase in one hand and a train ticket […]
Boavista is not the Porto people usually imagine first. It is wider, busier, more modern and more practical than the old centre. Less river romance, […]
Vintage and second-hand shopping in Porto can be really good if you enjoy looking slowly. The city has old books, records, ceramics, clothes, furniture, jewellery, […]
Porto is good for fashion shopping when you stop looking for one perfect street. The better finds are scattered: small boutiques, concept stores, designer corners, […]
Shopping malls are not the reason most people come to Porto. But sometimes they are exactly what you need: heavy rain, a broken charger, shoes […]
Markets in Porto are useful before they are pretty. Fruit, fish, flowers, coffee, old books, records, clothes, ceramics, tools and random objects all have their […]
Shopping in Porto is spread across different streets and moods. You have chain stores, old food shops, galleries, small boutiques, markets, shopping centres and side […]
The best souvenirs from Porto are useful, edible, drinkable, readable or beautiful enough that you still like them when you get home. The worst ones […]
Sustainable tourism in Porto is not only about towels in hotels or carrying the perfect reusable bottle. Most of it is simpler: spend better, move […]
Porto can still be done on a budget if you use the things the city gives for free: views, bridges, tiled streets, gardens, neighbourhood walks, […]
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