On International Women's Day we remember the history of women who left a mark in the city of Porto!

Do you like to visit cities where you can explore places connected to nature? Porto offers an almost perfect symbiosis between urban surroundings and green spaces, with a wide variety of gardens and parks to explore.

Perhaps only the most curious looks of those who pass through Rua de Santa Catarina will notice the signature that the number 120 still bears.

The Church of São Pedro de Miragaia is home to what experts consider to be a remarkable 16th-century triptych. Great palaces are not needed to house great treasures.

Do you like to surprise your better half with different and original gifts? Then, this article is perfect for you.

Porto Puppets Museum has celebrated its 8th anniversary, a milestone in the broader existence of Porto Puppet Theatre, a company that since 1988 has created dozens of shows.

February is the month of love! In Porto, there are several places to discover with your better half and, at the same time, fall in love with the city.

We invited a Brazilian artist, who currently lives in Porto, to explore the city with us and to spend a different... day! We were looking for the perfect combination: Street Art and music with Carol Curry.

Like much of the year 2020, the beginning of 2021 is time to stay at home.

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The original sentence dates back to 1972 and belongs to an illustration by Cruz Caldas eternalized in the daily paper “O Comércio do Porto” that year, but it fits so well in this 2020.

In this special season, we decided to invite a Brazilian influencer, who lives in Porto, to explore the city with us and spend a different... day! We went looking for the best ingredients for Christmas dinner with Ione Omena.

Widely used road until the first quarter of the 14th century, when Barcelos bridge is built an the Ponte de Lima bridge is renovated.

143 years have passed since the inauguration of the D. Maria Pia railway bridge, a moment that marked the effective completion of the connection, by train, between Lisbon and Porto.

Are you visiting Porto this Christmas season? Why not take this chance to do some of your Christmas shopping in the Invicta city?

This is the most important Portuguese Way of St. James and was regularly travelled, from the 14th century, by common pilgrims as well as high dignitaries of the clergy and nobility.

Porto lives and breathes the Christmas spirit in all its splendour during the last month of the year.

Music is for everyone and so is this House.