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From sacred stone to Atlantic soul This travel vlog takes you deep into the heart of northern Portugal, weaving through the ancient spirituality of Braga and the raw, river-washed beauty of Porto. We begin in Braga’s old town, one of the oldest Christian cities in the world, where faith isn’t just history—it’s architecture, ritual, and rhythm. From the soaring steps of Bom Jesus do Monte, we reflect on Portugal’s deep Christian roots and how religion shaped its culture, cities, and identity across centuries. The journey then flows south to Porto, a city carved by time and trade. Inside São Bento Station, we pause beneath its iconic blue-and-white azulejo frescos, decoding stories of kings, railways, and Portugal’s colonial past painted directly onto the walls. We wander through Porto’s historic churches, each one layered with gold, devotion, and quiet power. At Bolhão Market, the city comes alive—voices echo, produce gleams, and tradition meets everyday life. Food becomes storytelling as we dive into Porto’s legendary Francesinha, balance it with a delicate Pastel de Nata, and talk about how cuisine reflects class, history, and resilience. The vlog also explores Portugal’s complex 20th-century past, touching on António Salazar’s dictatorship and how its legacy still lingers in subtle, unspoken ways. We step into the magical Livraria Lello, where books, curves, and crimson staircases blur the line between literature and myth. The journey ends above the Douro River on the Dom Luís I Bridge, as Porto stretches out in iron, tile, and sunset—past and present locked in a single frame. This isn’t just a travel vlog. It’s a walk-through faith, power, art, food, and memory—Portugal, seen slowly.