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Coimbra is a fascinating city along the Mondego river, where you'll discover evocative gardens like Quinta das Lágrimas, unique fado, an amazing baroque library, and great food and nightlife.
Great Portuguese cuisine and the bloggers who blog about it.
Aveiro is the Centro region’s second largest city and a very pleasant one to visit. Great food, architecture, artisan ice cream and a special desert you’ll come to crave are just a few of the things you might enjoy in Aveiro.
Yes, I can guide you to a place with a musty cellar with crud-covered bottles, encrusted with age and with a delicate constitution that disallows even the thought of the feather duster. You can visit it for a small sum—and Port lovers certainly should.
Mercado do Bolhão is Porto's market, artists paint while you discover the culinary treats inside.
Portugal isn't cheap, but if you head for the pleasant lesser-known cities like Aveiro you can live well and cheaply.
Aveiro is a great place to try developing a taste for that squirmy creature that's oh, so tasty, the eel.
Taberna do Largo came to be after a years worth of the owner’s wandering of Portugal, looking for the best artisan foods and wine to stock it with. There is barely a need for a kitchen.
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