Porto encompasses an oval-shaped area home to some 230,000 residents in northwest Portugal, about 200 miles north of Lisbon. Porto is known for its impressive bridges, which connect the city and ...

Portugal, a country many say is a model for drug legalization, is experiencing a myriad of drug problems that have some in the country wondering about a change of course.

Porto may get overlooked in lieu of Lisbon, but Portugal's second city has just as much to offer as the country’s capital. From gilded Belle Époque cafés to historic train stations covered ...

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With an extravagant new wine-themed attraction and a galaxy of top-quality restaurants, Portugal’s second city is sending out a siren call to food enthusiasts far and wide.

As addiction becomes more visible in cities like Porto, authorities and citizens groups debate whether to undo Portugal's landmark tolerance for drug use.

The best places to eat in Porto, including Michelin-starred restaurants, a conservas shop for tinned fish, and more, according to an award-winning food writer and researcher.

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Despite being Portugal’s most dangerous city, tourists still have a very low risk of facing violent crime or muggings in Porto.

Lisbon is great, but spectacular views, wellness escapes, exquisite cuisine and Port wine make this city a great destination.

Portugal’s second-largest city, once known only for commerce, has acquired new-found fun in lively arts and nightlife scenes, and has a gloriously scenic setting.