Most first-timers to Porto stay by the river. That district, with its colorful narrow buildings and UNESCO designation, is popular for a reason. But it’s not really a window into life in Porto.

PORTO, Portugal (JTA) — In an apartment overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, 95-year-old Marilyn Flitterman habitually sits at her piano to play tunes by George Gershwin and Irving Berlin — long ago ...

With warm weather, excellent healthcare, and rich culture, Portugal can offer a high quality of life. Here are five places in Portugal that are great for retirees. Portugal is one of the world’s best ...

Porto’s streets, tiled facades and stunning riverside bring in millions of visitors every year - Jacek_Sopotnicki/Getty Portugal’s second city needs no introduction. Famous primarily for giving port, ...

Settling into life in Porto offers a playful mix of historical richness and contemporary urban living, attracting an ever-growing international community. Porto stands as a prominent destination in ...

Porto’s most famous is the Mercado do Bolhao. Located in a centuries-old Neoclassical building in the downtown area, it is ...

Split into two by the Douro River, the Portuguese city of Porto is probably best known for its wine. One of the oldest cities in Europe, Porto is a maze of narrow cobbled streets, beautiful plazas, ...

(JTA) Portugal is set to open its first Holocaust museum, built in the northern city of Porto by members of a Jewish community that was founded by descendants of victims of the Inquisition. The ...

Locals break down Portugal’s most iconic holiday treats and some top spots to try them this season. Try Sonhos fritters, Bolo Rei and Bolo Rainha, the gelatinous dessert Pudim, and the sugar-dusted ...