We love a second city: all that underdog energy without the ego – or the crowds – and Porto is no exception. It’s just happy to see you, to pour a glass from an old bottle of port or take you sailing ...

Second cities are special for a reason, all that underdog energy without the ego – or the crowds – and Porto is no exception. While Lisbon has plenty to offer, from its Gothic cathedrals to cobbled ...

The Yeatman is perched high up on the hillside overlooking Porto and the River Douro In Porto they work, in Braga they pray, in Coimbra they study and in Lisbon they play, goes the old adage. But ...

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For decades, American travelers skipped the tile and tinned fish capital of Europe for the glitz and glam of the Med. In hindsight—following an explosion of international investment thanks to the ...

Most first-timers to Porto stay by the river. That district, with its colorful narrow buildings and UNESCO designation, is popular for a reason. But it’s not really a window into life in Porto.

The Rebello has some of the best views in Porto. Historic hotels seem to be a dime a dozen these days, from the grand old railway and harborside hotels that have been reinvented for the 21st century ...

Portugal’s picturesque coastline stretches languorously along the Atlantic, inviting throngs of sun-seeking tourists to crowd its shores every year. Unquestionably one of Europe’s most coveted summer ...

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