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Lisbon may have the name recognition, but Porto? Porto has the traditional Portuguese charm: crawling up the hills on either side of the bank of the Douro River, jam-packed with colorful houses on the Porto side and Port wine cellars on the Vila Nova de Gaia side (technically two cities, but with the Dom Luis…
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Portugal is known for many things: from its dramatic coastline to its decadent castles and its dreamy azulejos, it’s become a fan favorite in Europe for many reasons. But there’s another big draw to Portugal for those in-the-know… its wines! Just how good Portugal’s wine scene really is is a well-kept secret amongst wine geeks……
If your travel plans end up passing through Porto for one day and you’re looking for a quick adventure in this beautiful city, it can be done. The trick is to have a thorough, detailed plan to make the most of it so you don’t miss anything! Luckily, we’ve got just the guide for you….
When you think of winter vacation destinations in Europe, Porto may not be the first place that comes to mind, but the second-largest Portuguese city has plenty to offer that will surprise you. While Porto may not be the place to go for typical winter activities or the most impressive Christmas markets, it offers quite…
Want to escape from Porto? Here are some of the best day trips you can take!
Not sure whether Lisbon or Porto is more your speed? I love both, but here’s a guide if you have to choose!
I had a feeling I would love Porto, the Portuguese city famed for its port wines and beautiful tiles… and after 2 days in Porto, I knew I was right. This city on the Douro truly lives up to all its hype. Its azulejos were stunning, its food incredible, and its vibe enchanting. Everything was…
If you’ll be visiting Portugal with a car and you plan on driving from Lisbon to Porto, you might as well make it a fun road trip and have a few stops along the way. Portugal’s two biggest cities are just over three hours apart, but there’s a lot to be discovered between them. During…
