Porto and it's surrounding city's were always great producers of canned goods, specifically fish. The ones in the picture are from a very interesting project called Central Conserveira Invicta and they are simply delicious. From top left to bottom right: Sardines with garlic (Fantasporto special edition); sardines with olive oil and oregano; anchovies; tuna with spicy oil; sardines with curry.

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Ribeira right now! Spring is here :)

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Meet the Francesinha! There's an endless discussion where to eat the best Francesinha. We think we found one that goes directly to best 3! FYI it's a sandwich with bread, grilled steak, fresh sausage, Two different kinds of chouriço, ham, baloney, and cheese on top. This one as an egg on top (extra). Then you dress it with a tomato based spicy gravy. You can call it cholesterol.

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Historical center from Vitória Church. We sneaked and sneaked and we got this rare shot :) Happy, very happy!

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FC Porto's hall of fame. Around the Dragão stadium there's some badges like this just there on the pavement, celebrating the club achievements. Just look to the floor, come on...

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Rabelos workshop. On a small street in Ribeira a craftsman works on the tiny Rabelo boats that will be sold at the local souvenir shops. Cool workshop to visit.

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Ehkal at Judiaria do Olival. The Ekhal it's the place to keep the sacred scrolls in the synagogue. This one was from a secret synagogue that functioned in Porto after the Jews were expelled in 1487. It's a big piece of the Jewish history that can still be found in the city.

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