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.
I’ve already written about the best family restaurants in Porto, the best restaurants for a low budget, the best restaurants…
Tourism has been a bitter sweet gift to Porto’s inhabitants. If, on one hand, it brings a lot of business…
Visiting São Bento train station and admiring its amazing 20.000 hand painted azulejo tiles is considered one of the best…
