Porto, in north-west Portugal, is a city renowned for its cobbled streets, impressive bridges and unique wines. Here's a guide to a few must-see places to visit during your stay. Want to explore ...

It’s the kind of place that is effortlessly but unpretentiously ... Oliver Balch suggested that if you’re doing a “whistlestop” visit to Porto then a guided tour is probably a good idea.

Admiring the bridge's composition and the views it offers is something all visitors to Porto must do, travelers consistently attest. A visit here would pair well with a stop at some of Porto's ...

Porto, Portugal’s second-largest city, is a VERY charming destination. If you’ve already had the chance to visit Lisbon, ...

Joanne Shurvell writes about travel, food, culture and fashion. The 13th-century Capela das Almas (Chapel of Souls) , Porto Today, Porto is Lisbon’s laid-back sibling and a place that requires a ...

Many of Porto's roads are narrow, cobbled and winding, making them best explored on foot. Organize your schedule ahead of time and plan to see the top attractions that are near one another if you ...