Where Locals Spend Time in Porto: Cafes, Gardens, Beaches and Everyday Streets
“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, […]
“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 […]
When friends move to Porto, this is what I tell them to cook first: caldo verde for a cold, damp evening; arroz de tomate when […]
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 […]
Portugal looks small on a map, but daily life changes a lot depending on where you live. Porto, Lisbon, Braga, Aveiro, Coimbra, the coast, commuter […]
Moving to Portugal is not only paperwork, rent and finding the right supermarket. A big part of settling in is learning the small daily habits: […]
Insurance is easy to ignore until something leaks, breaks, crashes or gets stolen. Then suddenly the small print matters more than you expected. If you […]
Buying property in Porto can be a good decision. It can also be a very expensive way to learn about damp, debts, old paperwork, neighbour […]
Portuguese citizenship is a long-term project, not something to sort in one weekend. If you live in Porto and think you may apply one day, […]
For UK nationals in Portugal, Brexit made the paperwork much more important. The first question is simple: were you already living legally in Portugal before […]
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