If you are walking in the charming Rua da Vitória, in Porto, Portugal, stop and look at the landscape. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the architecture of Porto deserves to be admired with time. In the foreground, the daily life of the city marked by the tiles and its typical buildings….

Portugal has been for some time an outstanding destination for investments in Europe. There are many factors contributing to this, such as booming tourism, political and social stability, safety, quality of life, good international relations and a real estate market in constant…

The City of Porto, located in the northern region of Portugal, is the second largest city of the country. Known for its wine, Porto also has other important riches, such as history and culture, with its core being proclaimed a world heritage site by UNESCO in 1996. The contrast between modern…