Foz is the oldest and most traditional of Porto's seaside suburbs. This was where the gentry went for fresh air and a dip in the sea back in the 19th century. The affluent and rich found their way to this village, which has since become an integrated part of Porto. Foreigners, especially Englishmen, found their way to this place too. It was popular with the ex-pats.
Foz's heydays coincided with a period of relative prosperity and liberty in Portugal, so I see it as a good sign that Foz is currently having a revival. The rich and affluent are back, and foreigners are everywhere.
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