And while Gaia’s proximity to Porto earns it extra Brownie points, it amounts to so much more than that. The city spans far further than its famed wine lodges – and since it’s the third most populous city in Portugal, you’ll find yourself mingling more with locals and finding authentic, untapped gems if you venture out of the tourist spots.
Where to stay in Vila Nova de Gaia
Tivoli Porto Kopke Gaia
Converted from the former warehouses of the region’s oldest Port house, the Tivoli…

