The Nomad Oma

Porto is about half the size of Lisbon and we can already tell that difference in things like noise, crowds, cleanliness of...

Porto is the second largest city in Portugal and is located along the Douro river in the northern part of the country. It's one of the...

It's interesting when you stay a month somewhere because you have time to really slow down a bit and spend some days at a slower pace...

Porto offers some incredible ways to see views of the city whether that's just walking the hills, climbing church towers or finding a...

With over 2000 years of history, Braga is the oldest city in Portugal and one of the world’s oldest catholic cities. Founded by the...

There are so many great places to get views here in Porto but I'll share a few we've enjoyed around this amazing bridge which "is a...

We loved our visit to the incredible city of Guimarães which has a significant historical importance due to the role it played in the...

This is an incredible celebration held on June 23rd that the entire city participates in. What is it? São João originated as a pagan...

We spent a day taking the train to this city which is the farthest north we've been in Portugal. I believe it's about 40 minutes from...

"The Douro Valley is the only place in the world that can legally produce what's called "port wine," thanks to the Marquês de Pombal, who...

Our last few days here I spent time wandering back to some of my favorite places here, sitting in spots visiting with fellow travelers...