Featuring: Fabrica de Nata, A Pérola do Bolhão, Majestic Cafe, Museu de Arte Sacra da Igreja Paroquial de Santo Ildefonso, Tapabento, Sao Bento Railway Station, Ponte de Dom Luís I, Porto Cathedral (Se Catedral), A Sandeira, Rua das Flores, Igreja de Sao Pedro dos Clerigos, Torre dos Clérigos, Terrace Lounge 360º, Brick Clerigos, Reitoria, The Yeatman, Igreja do Carmo, Livraria Lello, Época Café, Adega de São Nicolau, Palacio da Bolsa, Negra Café Baixa, The Happy Nest, Combi, Casa Guedes, Miss Pavlova - Baixa do Porto, Restaurante Astoria, Café Progresso, Cremosi, PortoBello Rooftop Restaurant & Bar, Torel Avantgarde, Alambique, Porto A.S. 1829 Hotel

Porto, like the rest of Portugal, is a seafood paradise. No matter the season, there’s always a good reason to head out in search of delectable shellfish or perfectly grilled finfish (sardines, anyone?), and if you haven’t yet tried octopus, take the opportunity to do so in Porto. Here is our list of the best seafood restaurants in Porto, and a few tips on which dishes to order. Read More: https://theculturetrip.com/europe/portugal/articles/best-seafood-restaurants-porto/

While Lisbon, Portugal’s capital, has been a popular vacation spot for some time, tourists have recently started venturing farther north to the country’s next hit destination: the city of Porto. Known for its world-famous Porto wine, beautiful Douro river, and welcoming community, Porto has captured the hearts of many and even earned the title for Best European Destination in 2017. I was lucky enough to visit Porto in October 2017, and headed back again in April 2018. Knowing how difficult it can be to plan a trip that encompasses everything the unvanquished city has to offer, I’ve put together a list of my favorite spots in Porto. Bora lá! https://passionpassport.com/guide-to-the-best-of-porto/