A sunny morning spent admiring Manueline architecture in the monastery where Portuguese egg tarts were invented.
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Maybe it’s the the winding cobblestone roads, sweet shopkeepers, or the sight of laundry hanging out on the balcony, but Portuguese cities feel more lived-in and genuine, unjaded by tourism.
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The people, the food, and the sights were so lovely and underrated in every way. With a little Harry Potter magic and countless pastry shops that satisfied my sweet tooth, Porto was a city to remember.
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