Outdoor Swimming Pools in Porto and its Surroundings

Although during hot summer days most of Portuguese go to the beach, sometimes it is also good to refresh yourself in public swimming-pools. Therefore I have gathered below some suggestions on public outdoor swimming pools in Porto. Last two places are located a bit further, but definitely worth your visit. Enjoy and comment if you …

Best Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Porto

Porto’s vibrant food scene is not only a paradise for traditional Portuguese flavors but also a growing hotspot for vegetarian and vegan dining. Whether you’re a long-term expat or just visiting, the city offers plenty of plant-based options that cater to all tastes – from casual cafés to fine dining experiences. Here’s a curated list …

Pet-Friendly Restaurants / Cafés / Bars in Porto

Porto is a great city not only for people, but also for their pets. There are many green places (for our article about the most beautiful parks in Porto refer here), but also pet-friendly restaurants and other places you can visit with your four-legged friend. Below, I have gathered some of the good pet-friendly restaurants …

Best Ice Cream in Porto

Who does not like a good and refreshing ice cream, especially in the summer. Below I have gathered the best ice cream places in Porto ordered based on Google reviews score. Enjoy and comment with your suggestions 🙂

Activities for Kids in Porto

Surely some of you came to Porto with kids and are searching for some activities/places to entertain them. Below I have gathered some activities that can be, in my opinion, interesting for your kids. And some of them also for their parents 🙂 Feel free to comment with more activities.

Most Beautiful Street Art in Porto

Porto is full of skilled artists and you can see that by walking in its streets. You will be amazed by the stunning graffiti that decorates its streets. Below I have gathered the most beautiful street art in Porto. Feel free to comment with your suggestions.

Week of “Queima das Fitas” in Porto

First week of May each year is traditionally reserved for student festivities called “Queima das Fitas” meaning literally Ribbon Burning. The students that are in their final year burn the ribbons they have been carrying in their briefcase for the duration of their course. Below I have gathered some of the main traditions throughout the …