Every moment you walk is moving! Porto travel review

#EuropeanTravel Porto felt like walking through a postcard every step of the way. I arrived by train from Lisbon, but Porto definitely had a different vibe. It was small and quiet, but artistic and warm. I still can't forget the sunset I saw while walking along the Douro River in the Ribeira area. The entire city turned golden when the sun set between the red roofs. The first day was a walking tour centered around São Bento Station, Lello Bookstore, and Clérigos Tower. Lello Bookstore has an admission fee, but the interior was truly fantastic. The second day, I crossed the Dom Luís I Bridge and went to the Gaia district, where there is a port wine cellar. I had a tasting at the 'Carvao' winery and also saw the wine museum. The accommodation was near the 'Music House', which was quiet and easy to get around. The food was generally cheap and delicious. Pastel de nata sold at the mart was great, and the seafood risotto at the restaurant 'Luis' was something I would definitely want to eat again. The people of Porto were also very kind, and whenever I asked for directions, they approached me first and helped me. Through this trip, I felt the joy of walking and the charm of a small city again. It was a regrettable trip that felt short, even though it was only 3 nights and 4 days. Next time, I want to live there for a month leisurely. #Porto #Overseas travel #European sensibility #Portugal .