Portugal’s two biggest cities, Porto and Lisbon, have contrasting vibes that attract different types of people, which is why choosing between the two can be so tricky. Porto is considered more ...

Porto, the country’s second-largest city, whose cobblestone streets and twinkling Douro riverbank hum with tourists, was home to about 40 Jews in 2012. They couldn’t scrape together enough ...

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

Some cities are easier to meet new people in than others so health insurance experts at comparethemarket conducted research ...

The first of these was Porto, Portugal’s village-like second city, which landed eighth in our global ranking. The city is ...

Parque da Cidade do Porto, or Porto City Park, ranks as one of the largest parks in northern Portugal at more than 200 acres. It has more than 6 miles of trails for biking and walking, and it is a ...

Maria Pia Bridge, designed by Gustave Eiffel; and the D. Luís Bridge, icon of Porto city, designed by Teophile Seyrig. The city of Porto is located along the Douro River estuary in the northern region ...

A travel expert has revealed 19 cities that should be visited now as they're set to become tourist hotspots in the next few ...

The metro lines are identified by different colors and letters, plus many of the lines travel above ground and offer splendid views of the city. Porto's extensive bus system can be a bit confusing ...

The Portuguese government in 2016 entrusted the Jewish Community of Porto and that of Lisbon — official bodies that represent those cities’ Jews — with vetting applications for ...