Porto's location along Portugal's northwestern coast grants the city access to some prime beachfront. If you find yourself experiencing a sunny day, visiting Portugal's northwest coast is a great ...

Portugal is just 350 miles long and has a width of 130 miles, yet packed into this slice of land are plenty of towns and ...

Among the one of Europe's most colorful cities, Porto offers picture-ready scenes at every turn, from walls covered in elaborately painted tiles to some of the freshest seafood in Europe.

Now, we present the best beach towns (and cities) in Portugal. ... Porto. You can also visit Lisbon’s northern cousin, Porto, which is famed for its massive bridges and port wine production.

First Lisbon; now Porto. The whole world seems to have fallen in love lately with the nearby beaches, old churches, seafood-heavy cuisine and historical UNESCO-listed streets of Portugal’s ...

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. Port guide: Porto, Portugal ...