Spotter since 2015
About me
Even though I’m a genuine ‘Portuense’ (meaning born and raised in Porto), my mother’s side of the family comes from Switzerland and my father's side from England, a great mixture don’t you think? Adding to my multiculturalist environment, I’ve worked abroad for a few years in Angola and Slovakia.
Travelling far away at least once a year is my biggest passion. Life taught me that the more I’m out of my comfort zone, the better, as it makes me get to know myself more.
I always have a smile on my face, and by being an outspoken person I’m always out and about eager for new cool places to hang out at. Restaurants have a huge role in my life as I love to try new tastes, new smells, new spots, new recipes.
Other passions are photography and social media!
Why Porto?
The experience of living abroad made me appreciate my city even more, missing my Porto lifestyle a lot while I was away. Over the last 10 years, Porto has developed incredibly. Since I came back, in 2009, I've been experiencing this transformation first hand, as new things/places keep popping up and making this city even livelier day by day.
Porto is a charming, welcoming city, making it a pleasure to get lost in those typical downtown streets with so much history and details to offer; to just walk into almost anywhere and have a delicious meal; or just to relax by river or the marvelous beaches. There are plenty of things to enjoy once you’re here.
Where can you find me online?
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The salted "Roasted Chestnuts" in Porto is a real tradition. It's something we just can't live without once the summer leaves the city...
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"Portarossa" in Porto is a thoughtfully decorated restaurant with a glimpse of modern Italy - cozy and familiar. Whenever possible I try to stay outside...
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"Cruel" is a themed restaurant in Porto where I can get my adventure level tested - there are three sorts: the fearful, the cautious and the cruel ones...
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"Pimenta Rosa" in Porto is a cafe that has a homely feel to it; it makes me lose track of time. My favorite cake is the cinnamon and apple and the nut one.
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"Rosa et Al" Porto is an amazing B&B and brunch spot. It's my favorite quiet place to have a good tea and read a book! My tip: the Arlington egg.
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The "Molhe Lighthouse" Porto is one of my favourite spots to visit on a walk. I love to take a seat on the edge and just hear the sea and the fishermen...
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"Bombonaria" Bonitos Porto is a chocolatier that looks like a chocolate box itself, with the dark green and gold on the windows...
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