An indication of the blossoming food scene in Portugal is that, for the first time last year, Michelin dedicated a guide to ...

Portugal’s second city needs no introduction. Famous primarily for giving port, or “divine nectar of the Gods”, to the world ...

From sleek boutique hotels to renovated historic palaces and rejuvenating wellness retreats, these are the best hotels in ...

The steep hills, cobblestoned streets, and plenty of stairs that tend to make up many European cities can suitcase schlepping ...

Looking for incredible things to do in Porto, Portugal? Our host, Stacey Leasca, shows you the very best places to eat, drink, shop, and the best hotel to stay in Porto.

With an extravagant new wine-themed attraction and a galaxy of top-quality restaurants, Portugal’s second city is sending out a siren call to food enthusiasts far and wide.

About Porto When I began planning my trip for Portugal, I knew that I wanted to go to Porto. With Porto, Portugal being ...

On 719 Boavista Avenue, in Porto, Portugal, a father and son - Israeli Jews - have openedBola Falafel - The Falafel Ball - Portugal's first kosher restaurant in a long, long time, Iberian Jewish ...

I arrived in Porto, Portugal, with minced garlic on my mind. As a proud North Jersey girl, ... This highly-rated restaurant is known for its paella, and it did not disappoint.

I zoomed through and only gave it 2 days of my time — something I wouldn’t recommend! It also happened to be the weekend of the São João Festival (a big deal in those parts!), so I honestly ended ...

There’s a dreamlike quality to Porto – a tumbledown, romantic city of stately beaux-arts buildings – and further afield is the beautiful wine country of Alto Douro.