Porto has a unique culinary culture, mainly with fresh sea food from the ocean and the river aside an extremely tasty variety of meats. All go very well with a nice glass of Port Wine. With so many options, what can go wrong? Porto also has its own local dishes such as the Bacalhau (dried
If you feel like going out at night and having fun in one or more of Porto’s night venues, here’s the list for you! The number of bars and clubs that open in the city don’t stop growing and give an amazing night out. There are places for everyone. Quiet, crazy, cheap, expensive Etc. Galerias
Porto is a small city, yet it has great museums you should visit. Soares dos Reis National Museum The oldest public museum in Portugal and most famous in Porto. Opened nearly 200 years ago, the museum exhibits Portuguese art including Portuguese sculpture António Soares dos Reis, from which the museum derives its name. Location- Rua
So, here’s the list of the awesome markets in Porto: Porto has various types of markets. Generally, there’s a really big market culture here. From food to antiques. You have the permanent markets and the periodical markets. We put a list of great markets for your benefit. Porto Belo Location, location, location! Porto Belo is
Here is a list of important Events and Festivals in Porto- We like to say Porto is a place to fall in love in. However, the city isn’t only a gorgeous Iberian city the stunning views, it is also a cultural center where everyone can find something that will interest them. January That’s it, Christmas
At the mouth of the Douro River, with breath taking sunsets and incredible history lies the beautiful Porto, a place to fall in love. Get lost between the historical streets. Enjoy the wonderful markets and culture. Taste incredible foods, and all together enjoy your time at the different sites the city has to offer. Torre
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos It should come with no surprise that this site is a UNESCO world heritage site. One of the last remains of the Age of Discoveries after the horrific earthquake in 1755 and a great representative of those rich times of the city. The building was built in 1501 by King Manuel the
JncQUOI If your want to eat in class, this will be the place for just that. In a building that once was a historic theater became a high-end bar and restaurant. Of course, you can find the national dish on the menu- Cod and many other tasty French and Portuguese dished as well. The restaurant
Sabotage Club Are you ready to rock? Because that is all they do in this club. You can catch a show every Thursday and Saturday and see a Portuguese band rocking on the stage with original music. There are all sorts of musicians here, from indie pop to psych-rock. If you are the type who
National Coach Museum In the Belem neighborhood there is a beautiful collection one of the most important collections of horse drawn carriages in the world. These carriages were used in Lisbon during the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. The museum is in an old riding school which was inaugurated in 1905. The distinguished horse-drawn carriages
Feira da Ladra if you are a bargain hunter, and you are looking for special gifts and souvenirs, you should head out here on Saturday or Tuesday morning. Here anyone can find something that will remind them of their trip to Lisbon. the market has a great atmosphere and gives you a fantastic opportunity to
The Carnival Did you know that the famous world known carnival in Rio originated in Lisbon? After the Portuguese took over Brazil, they brought this amazing festival there, and the rest is history. The event takes place every February with fun filled attractions such as dancing, costumes, lots of booze, and so much more. At
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