Absolute trash. No posted rules. Takes your bag and all belongings. Puts you in an area you can…read morewalk in like 6 minutes. There was 1 police officer for every 3 people attending. There was a maybe 150 people here. The music was aweful. Don't expect anything uplifting or day time vibes. Far more dark minimal and frankly untalented people. We left after 5 hours. A total joke. Don't waist your money.

Bem Vindo Porto. With a lovely and accessible…read more Park setting this festival will Rise to dizzying heights. But first. Curation. One must take care of Every musical Entity when Booking artists. Friday night was headlined by a group I have never seen live. And never want to see again. Inner City was fronted by an Apparent ex-Stripper who probably Got the gig with a lap dance or two. So inept was this performance I Shuddered to even peak at the Inappropriate attire. Can I unsee that? Then on Saturday I could have just Stayed home until Kerri Chandler's Set. Which was definitely the highlight Of this night if not one of the highlights Of the festival. And then there was SUNday. On this Glorious and Blessed day we Were served a Banquet of Beats and an Awesome Threesome of Herbert. Theo Parrish And Moodymann. Herbert had a few difficult Moments on the decks but served as a decent 'Set Up' act for what followed. And that was the legendary Theo Parrish in his 'Mood' for 3 hours of Mayhem And Madness. As he finished his set Moodymann mixed with the Crowd pouring Free liquor shots and taking the obligatory Selfie. Still the only 'dj' in the biz doing a Bit more than dropping 'Fire' tracks. With fires formerly burning in mid Portugal, We were blessed with 'heat' on Sunday. In the Skies and on the Decks. Obrigado Electrico.

I have never thought about rating a museum as 1 star, but this really did something special (or…read morelacked anything special) to afford this designation. The 12 Euro ticket comes with entrance into the main exhibitions as well as access to most of the gardens. Keeping in mind that this is a Contemporary Art Museum, I kind of understand the curation, but the artwork was extremely obscure and lackluster. For example, one entire exhibition was dedicated to materials sourced from Portugal, Dubai, and Greece (?) -- marble, timber, and I-beams. It was quite literally 5 pieces of each arranged into haphazard shapes and heights with speakers attached to them to mimic the audio of construction...Underwhelming is not a strong enough word. The rest of the "exhibits" mimicked this contrived art and did little to peak the interest of the observer. After agonising for an hour and trying to find a semblance of talent, you can head off into the gardens where...surprise surprise, there's a ton of construction and things are barely opened or labelled. You basically graze around woods without any direction or guidance, and try to avoid the jackhammers. If it wasn't clear, I feel strongly about advising people against this museum, especially since it's a ways away from the city centre.

This place was awesome and had a lot of different things to do. I enjoyed the art a lot but wished…read morethere was a little more in the main museum. The gardens are amazing and there are multiple outdoor sculptures. There is also some smaller exhibits in buildings around the grounds. The treetop walk was great, kids would definitely enjoy this. We brought my grandmother to the museum who struggled walking long distances. There were free wheel chair rentals near the front desk you just leave an ID. Overall a great experience, wish we had more time to enjoy everything!