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Porto is a vibrant little city, small enough to walk every corner but big enough to boast centuries of history and architecture. Known as the hometown of Port, it’s also a destination for azulejos (the classic hand painted tiles), street art, and excellent food. This guide is best for first time visitors who want to spend their time exploring the city for a few days! On this guide, you’ll get: - the major sights with notes on what you’re seeing and if they need advanced booking - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - recommendations on typical dishes to order - 13 things to see and whether you should pay to enter or not - 8 places to eat at varying price points, 5 port wineries, 5 bars, 5 cafes/breakfast spots

Porto is a vibrant little city, full of great food! From hole in the wall local spots to upscale steakhouses, these suggestions guarantee you’ll eat well in Porto! On this guide, you’ll get: - an overview of the major types of food to look for in Porto - an interactive map to help navigate you to each spot - recommendations on the most popular dishes to order - 7 places to eat at varying price points - 4 bars, ranging from a bar in a decommissioned church to the neighborhood apertivo spot - 6 cafe or brunch spots Before you buy: everything on this list is included in the Porto Masterlist, so if you want activity suggestions as well, choose that instead!

Porto, the second-largest city in Portugal, is a captivating blend of old-world charm and vibrant modernity. I visited Porto with my boyfriend in April 2023 and we had the most incredible time. Check out my tips on where to eat, boogie and relax.