If you’re planning three days in Porto, I think you’ll have enough time to see a lot of the city without feeling like you have to rush from one attraction …
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Getting Around Portugal: Trains, Metro, Buses, Trams & More
by Lisa BorowsOne of the things I liked about traveling through Portugal was how easy it was to get around without renting a car.I traveled between Porto, Lisbon, Lagos, and Faro entirely …
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Solo Travel in Portugal: Why I Loved This Trip
by Lisa BorowsSolo travel in Portugal turned out to be one of my favorite trips. Somewhere between breakfast overlooking Porto, wandering the hills of Alfama, and kayaking along the Algarve coast, Portugal …
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What to Eat in Portugal: 15 Portuguese Foods to Try
by Lisa BorowsOne of the first things I wondered when planning my trip was what to eat in Portugal. I had 10 days between Porto, Lisbon, and Lagos, so there was plenty …
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Calem Wine Tour: Port Tasting Made Easy
by Lisa BorowsIf you’re visiting Porto in Portugal, the Calem wine tour is one experience you shouldn’t miss. I’ll be honest: I know almost nothing about wines other than that I like …
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Pinhais Sardine Factory Tour Near Porto: My Review
by Lisa BorowsWhile I was in Porto, I decided to take a day trip to Matosinhos for the Pinhais sardine factory tour. It was one of my favorite experiences during my 3 …
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Visiting Portugal in February
by Lisa BorowsVisiting Portugal in February can mean fewer crowds, shorter lines, and mild weather for exploring. My good friend, Natalie Gagnon, traveled to Lisbon and Porto during February, and her experience …