The modernist building is on Avenida Boavista, Portugal’s longest avenue and one of Porto’s main arteries. Restaurants, offices and shops are on the building’s first and second floors.

This iconic arching iron bridge straddles the Douro River, connecting Porto to Vila Nova de Gaia. Though Porto is known for having quite a few bridges, the Dom Luis I Bridge is especially renowned ...

Though it's the second-largest city in Portugal, Porto is still relatively small. The city covers about 16 square miles of land, with the Douro River running along its southern edge sandwiched ...

“In 2019, Porto was booming. Everyone was travelling and we felt we were in an international city again. During Portugal’s period of maritime exploration [known as the Discoveries, spanning ...