Porto

The second largest city in Portugal, this hilltop metropolis offers more than excellent port wine. Wonderful food, a compact city center, lively medieval old town along the river, cobbled streets, grand homes, great cafes and sweeping vistas from many locations. Undeniably pleasant, with a welcoming population and high level of English, Porto is attracting more and more remote workers who are looking for an easy, safe and friendly place to live. Being right near the coast helps as well!

Monthly cost of living for remote workers

A remote worker can expect to spend an average of 1685 1906 ${ selected_currency } per month in Porto, with an average rent of 687 777 ${ selected_currency }.

Rent 1 bedroom apartment / modern / central / short term	${ selected_currency } 687 777
Groceries Basic groceries	${ selected_currency } 142 161
Dining out 12 dinners and 8 lunches	${ selected_currency } 268 303
Cafe 20 coffees / teas	${ selected_currency } 43 49
Coworking space 1 month membership / hot desk	${ selected_currency } 92 104
Mobile internet Prepaid SIM / 5 GB data / fast	${ selected_currency } 20 23
Public transportation 20 roundtrip journeys	${ selected_currency } 91 103
Taxis 5 short trips	${ selected_currency } 24 27
Shared bicycles and scooters 10 trips	${ selected_currency } 10 11
Sport and cultural events 1 event	${ selected_currency } 43 49
Museums and sights 3 sights / entrance tickets	${ selected_currency } 23 26
Nightlife 5 nights out / 3 drinks per night	${ selected_currency } 63 71
Gym 1 month membership	${ selected_currency } 54 61
Yoga 10 classes	${ selected_currency } 79 89
Massage 1 massage	${ selected_currency } 46 52
TOTAL	${ selected_currency } 1685 1906

Population	237,559
Main airport	Francisco Sá Carneiro International Airport (OPO)
Language	Portuguese
Tap water	Drinkable
Tipping	5-10% at restaurants if happy with service, not expected at cafes or bars
Taxi apps	Uber, MyTaxi, Cabify