They say love goes through the stomach, although I think that falling in love with Porto is easy even while hungry : ) Anyway, Porto has such a rich gastronomy that it would be a pity not discovering and learning this aspect of Portuguese culture. In my previous articles, I have written a lot about …
Everyone coming ever to Portugal certainly knows the most traditional pastries Pastel de nata (in plural Pastéis de nata). Although these egg custard tart pastries, optionally dusted with cinnamon, originate in Lisbon and are sometimes referred to as Pastel de Belém, they can be bought also in Porto in each café, pastry shop or a …
Maia is a municipality located 11 km north of central Porto and it is considered as one of the greenest urban areas of Porto. It is also famous for being highly industrialized and a seat of several companies, such as Sonae, CIN, Frulact, Cerealis, or Prozis. Living in Maia is a good compromise between the …
Although Portuguese cuisine is generally considered as healthy, Portuguese also love their typical fast food. In this article I will describe some typical Portuguese fast food that Portuguese are so proud of. I have also added some traditional places in Porto where to try it.
Many tourists come to Porto each year also thanks to its seaside (or rather “oceanside” 🙂 ) location. There are perfect conditions for surfing in Portugal, as the waves can reach enormous heights. Although the water in northern Portugal does not usually reach very warm temperatures, during hot days an ocean bath is definitely a …
Boavista is a residential district of Porto offering a lot also to tourists. The words “boa vista” literally mean a good view and are used by Portuguese to name some geographic locations. You can find another “Boa Vista” in Cape Verde, being the name of one of the Cape Verdean islands, or in Brazil, being …
Francesinha is one of the symbols of Porto. You might be surprised that the typical food from Porto is no fish or seafood, but rather this “extravagant” snack food. It was firstly created by Daniel David de Silva who, upon returning to Portugal from France, tried to adapt the French croque-monsieur to Portuguese tastes. The …
Porto’s skyline is dotted with incredible rooftop bars, each offering its own vibe, stunning views, and delicious drinks. Whether you’re looking for a lively social hub, a chill spot for wine, or a hidden gem, this list of the city’s top rooftops is perfect for expats and locals wanting to explore and unwind.
Matosinhos is a city and a municipality in the northern Porto district of Portugal famous for a port and fishing industry. The main dominant is the Matosinhos beach visited often by locals, but also by tourists as it is easily accessible by metro. There are so many activities to do, places to see and restaurants …
Poke is a dish of diced raw fish, usually salmon or tuna, tossed in sauce and served cold. It originates in Hawaii, but there are also several restaurants in Porto serving this delicious dish. Below I have gathered the best places to eat poke bowl in Porto ordered based on Google reviews score. Feel free …
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cafes They say love goes through the stomach, although I think that falling in love with Porto is easy even while hungry : ) Anyway, Porto has such a rich gastronomy that it would be a pity not discovering and learning this aspect of Portuguese culture.…
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cafes Everyone coming ever to Portugal certainly knows the most traditional pastries Pastel de nata (in plural Pastéis de nata). Although these egg custard tart…
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places Maia is a municipality located 11 km north of central Porto and it is considered as one of the greenest urban areas of Porto.…
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food Although Portuguese cuisine is generally considered as healthy, Portuguese also love their typical fast food. In this article I will describe some typical Portuguese…
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beaches Many tourists come to Porto each year also thanks to its seaside (or rather "oceanside" :) ) location. There are perfect conditions for surfing…
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art Boavista is a residential district of Porto offering a lot also to tourists. The words "boa vista" literally mean a good view and are…
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food Francesinha is one of the symbols of Porto. You might be surprised that the typical food from Porto is no fish or seafood, but…
Read more →
bars Porto’s skyline is dotted with incredible rooftop bars, each offering its own vibe, stunning views, and delicious drinks. Whether you’re looking for a lively…
Read more →
beaches Matosinhos is a city and a municipality in the northern Porto district of Portugal famous for a port and fishing industry. The main dominant…
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food Poke is a dish of diced raw fish, usually salmon or tuna, tossed in sauce and served cold. It originates in Hawaii, but there…
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