This is great, Thank you :) :)
I'm going to Porto for 2.5 days and this provided some great insight.
I'm still looking for Recco's on a good Port Winery tour where you get Port not sold anywhere else
This is great, Thank you :) :)
I'm going to Porto for 2.5 days and this provided some great insight.
I'm still looking for Recco's on a good Port Winery tour where you get Port not sold anywhere else
Hey Prits,
Glad you found the post useful! There are so many selections on the wine tour that it does get overwhelming at times for me as well. I didn't have time to do it though so I just sat somewhere by the river, and enjoy the wine and the vibe of the city. :)
Karen
Hello Pete,
A good place to eat seafood is near the beach in Matosinhos, you can catch the bus 500 that goes from the city center directly to there. You can enjoy fresh fish such as seafood and shellfish! This was recommended by locals through Living Tours. Portugal is a perfect choice because of its flavors, good quality and low prices. Can't wait to visit again!
Thank you for your post.
Looking forward to see your next article.
A good place to eat seafood is near the beach in Matosinhos, you can catch the bus 500 that goes from the city center directly to there. You can enjoy fresh fish such as seafood and shellfish! This was recommended by locals through Living Tours. Portugal is a perfect choice because of its flavors, good quality and low prices. Can't wait to visit again!
Thank you for your post.
Looking forward to see your next article.
Hey Karen, yes that's exactly what we recommended here too. :) It was definitely cheaper and fresh near Matosinhos and a lot more options than in the city. Highly recommend for anyone to go there and try instead of staying in Porto city center.
David Thompson
Hi!
I've visited the north of Portugal several times over the last ten years and had the opportunity to have several experiences in Porto.
If you are a wine lover - like me - I would totally recommend a trip to the Douro Valley, where you can learn more about wine and even taste some of the famous ones in the region!
The last time I've visited Portugal I booked a tour and I don't regret it! The tour expert was great and was always talking about hidden gems and more secret places most people don't know.
I've visited the north of Portugal several times over the last ten years and had the opportunity to have several experiences in Porto.
If you are a wine lover - like me - I would totally recommend a trip to the Douro Valley, where you can learn more about wine and even taste some of the famous ones in the region!
The last time I've visited Portugal I booked a tour and I don't regret it! The tour expert was great and was always talking about hidden gems and more secret places most people don't know.
Thank you for this great post!
David
Hey David, thank you for the suggestion! I've only been to Portugal once. Maybe, it's time to start exploring the country properly :) Thanks for the inspiration!
This is great, Thank you :) :)
I'm going to Porto for 2.5 days and this provided some great insight.
I'm still looking for Recco's on a good Port Winery tour where you get Port not sold anywhere else
Hey Prits,
Glad you found the post useful! There are so many selections on the wine tour that it does get overwhelming at times for me as well. I didn't have time to do it though so I just sat somewhere by the river, and enjoy the wine and the vibe of the city. :)
Hello Pete,
A good place to eat seafood is near the beach in Matosinhos, you can catch the bus 500 that goes from the city center directly to there. You can enjoy fresh fish such as seafood and shellfish! This was recommended by locals through Living Tours. Portugal is a perfect choice because of its flavors, good quality and low prices. Can't wait to visit again!
Thank you for your post.
Looking forward to see your next article.
Hey Karen, yes that's exactly what we recommended here too. :) It was definitely cheaper and fresh near Matosinhos and a lot more options than in the city. Highly recommend for anyone to go there and try instead of staying in Porto city center.
Hi!
I've visited the north of Portugal several times over the last ten years and had the opportunity to have several experiences in Porto.
If you are a wine lover - like me - I would totally recommend a trip to the Douro Valley, where you can learn more about wine and even taste some of the famous ones in the region!
The last time I've visited Portugal I booked a tour and I don't regret it! The tour expert was great and was always talking about hidden gems and more secret places most people don't know.
Thank you for this great post!
David
Hey David, thank you for the suggestion! I've only been to Portugal once. Maybe, it's time to start exploring the country properly :) Thanks for the inspiration!