This isn’t the Porto of postcards — it’s the real, lived-in city. Walk through streets where generations of families have…
This isn’t the Porto of postcards — it’s the real, lived-in city. Walk through streets where generations of families have built their lives, sip coffee where students sketch and expats mingle, and get a feel for the everyday rhythms that make Bonfim so special.
Over the years I have written countless articles about the Douro valleyand in most of them I talk superficially about…
I already explained you how to pick a Port wine, unveiled the secret of Francesinha and even told you the best…
Prior to the 18th century, Porto was a religious city and the taxes were paid to the catholic church. That’s…
