Gastronomy of Porto

Have you sipped a bica, a pingo or vinho do Porto? Have you tasted bacalhau, francesinhas or castanhas?

Azulejos in Porto

Inspired variations of blue and white azulejos create a unique color palette in the city of Porto.

On the far western edge of Europe, Porto, Portugal offers an ideal blend of traditional and modern life.

Lugo’s Old Town is surrounded by the only remaining completely intact Roman walls left in the world.

How can you not love a city with this friendly motto: “A Coruña, the city where nobody is an outsider.”

Santiago de Compostela is the capital of scenic Galicia, tucked away in the northwestern corner of Spain.

300,000+ pilgrims walk each year to worship the relics of St. James, buried in Santiago de Compostela.

Speeding through the Galician countryside on various train trips we were fortunate to spot dozens of hórreos.

Our first stop in the Autonomous Community of Galicia, Spain was Ourense, named the ‘city of bridges’.

With it’s blend of romanesque, modernist and art deco buildings, Zamora is an architectural gem.