An indication of the blossoming food scene in Portugal is that, for the first time last year, Michelin dedicated a guide to ...

Portugal ’s second city needs no introduction. Famous primarily for giving port, or “divine nectar of the Gods”, to the world ...

Porto Airport is 11km from the city centre and connected by Metro (€2.60/£2.20 one way) and bus (€2/£1.70 one way) which takes 30 mins. A taxi costs around €25/£21 and takes 20 minutes.

The amendment also includes an extension of this zone to cover practically the entire city centre. Terraces will have limited hours, but with flexibility in some areas of the centre of Porto. The sale ...

Porto has been hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic but the biggest city in northern Portugal on Monday refused to heed official calls for the 200,000-plus population to be put under isolation and ...

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.