Porto Historic Center: History, Culture & Food
If you’re visiting Porto, there’s a good chance the historic center will be among your first stops. The area earned UNESCO World Heritage status for its cultural importance, and it’s easy to see why. Quaint buildings, Medieval architecture, narrow streets, and the city’s traditional layout all give you a glimpse...
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Casa Louro Review: Porto’s Iconic Spot for Traditional Cuisine
Casa Louro captures the spirit of Porto the moment you walk in. It’s not just a Tasca—it’s a time capsule of tradition, family, and authenticity. During my visit, I was struck by how much this unassuming little spot embodied the spirit of the city. Between the laughter of locals, the...
Conga Restaurant Review: The Best Bifanas in Porto
If there’s one place in Porto I can’t stop talking about, it’s Conga. Let’s be clear: this is not the kind of place you go for fancy dining or a quiet sit-down meal. It’s a no-frills, all-action spot where one of the most authentic sandwiches in Porto—the bifana. The first...
Real Companhia Velha Winery Review
When I heard about Real Companhia Velha, Portugal’s oldest wine company, I knew I had to visit. This place has been around since 1756—let that sink in! It was founded under a royal charter by King D. José I. That’s almost 270 years of history in every bottle. The winery’s...
The 6 Best Port Wines in Porto
Port wine is the signature drink of the city of Porto. However, there are several different types of port wine. Each is made with different techniques and slightly different grapes, or aged in different ways to make them distinctly unique. The different vintages and specialist wine makers offer interesting takes...
Porto Prices for Food and Drink
Like any city, Porto prices for food and drink vary depending on where you visit. Nonetheless, as I’ve learned from my Porto food tours, it’s typically more affordable than many other European cities! To help you prepare your travel budget, I’ve broken down the average prices for dining in Porto....
The 4 Best Places to Eat in Portugal
The essence of Portugal resonates through every layer of its cuisine—fresh, vibrant, and abundantly flavorful. Portugal is a country where culinary artistry takes center stage, and the alchemy of simple ingredients transforms into sought-after masterpieces that rival others across the continent. For those looking for a truly delicious, expansive culinary...
Traditional Portuguese Easter Recipe: Sweet Bread (Folar da Páscoa)
Recipe for Easter Sweet Bread The Folar da Páscoa (Easter folar) is probably the most popular Portuguese Easter dish. A symbolic bread, deeply rooted in tradition all through the country. Both Kriszti, our guide in Lisbon, and Beatriz, our Operations Manager in Porto, love this delicious dish, with each having...
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Porto: Exclusive Food & Port Wine Tasting Tour
A culinary walking tour of Porto’s authentic Vila Nova de Gaia neighborhood, with a visit to the world's oldest port wine cellar, port wine tastings and traditional delicious food.
- Mon-Sat
- 3.5 Hours
- Small Group
Already traveling in a large group or want something different? All our tours can be taken privately or we can create a tour just for you!
- Private tour
Twilight Porto: Food & Local Wine Tour
A traditional Portuguese dinner that takes you all over the city!
- Daily
- 3.5 Hours
- Small Group
