Planning a trip to Porto, Portugal? This curated itinerary for the perfect, cultural 3 days in Porto includes where to eat, how to get there, where to stay, and the 14 best things to see and do. It also includes a 4 and 5-day itinerary option!
Read MoreLooking for the best brunch in Lisbon? This comprehensive guide details the 12 best places for brunch in Lisbon, Portugal, and what’s so dang good about each of them.
Read MoreThe beautiful banks of the Duoro River call for late evenings spent strolling the streets of Porto. And, late nights call for slower starts to the day— enter brunch. The city of Porto is reflected in its brunch scene. It’s diverse and ultra laidback. If you’re on the hunt for the best brunch in Porto, whether you’re looking for #basic avocado toast or more traditional Portuguese breakfast cuisine, this post has your cravings covered. It also includes a map to help you find all the delicious dining options mentioned in this post {I gotchu}.
Read MoreOne of my favourite things to do in a city that is frequented by fellow travelers is to get off the beaten path and find something {or, in this case, six somethings} that is off the beaten path or hidden, even if it is in plain sight.
Read MoreLisbon quickly won me {and my camera} over, putting Portugal at the top of my list for favourite European countries. The hilly city with its many colourful and diverse neighbourhoods is filled with secret side streets, beautiful back alleys, and magic miraduoros is a photographer’s delight. Lisbon’s endless Instagram potential is just one of the many reasons people are falling head-over-heels for it.
Read MoreEating Europe just launched a new food tour destination— Lisbon, Portugal. The Portuguese have a strong reputation for their gastronomy and a rich cultural history with the second oldest capital city in Europe. It didn’t take any convincing for me to agree to a half-day spent eating and sightseeing on the newly unveiled Eating Europe Lisbon tour.
Read MorePorto is known as “the city of six bridges”, so it comes as no surprise that Portugal’s second-largest metropolis is peppered with arches across its water. However, what most visitors don’t know is that you’re able to pay to climb to the top of the city’s most westward bridge, the Arrábida Bridge, with Porto Bridge Climb.
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