Porto, one of Portugal’s most popular cities and a hotspot for quick European getaways, has just slammed the brakes on nighttime alcohol sales in key parts of the city. Starting June 25, stores, supermarkets, and wine shops in central areas, especially the lively Rua Galeria de Paris and surrounding streets, are banned from selling alcohol between 9 PM and 8 AM. But don’t worry, bars, restaurants, and nightclubs can still pour drinks during these hours. The city’s officials say this move aims to cut down on noise, prevent incidents, and boost safety for locals and tourists alike. Porto wants to strike a balance between fun and quality of life. But will this crackdown actually calm the wild nightlife or just push the chaos indoors? Known for its vibrant party scene, Porto is now trying to tame the beast. Is this the beginning of the end for wild nights out in Europe? Or just another boring restriction killing the vibe? If you were planning a wild night in Porto, maybe think twice. So, what do you think? Smart move or party pooper? Drop your thoughts below and let’s see who’s ready to raise a glass and who’s ready to call it quits!
