Funny enough we’ve had this post in draft for almost 3 years and it’s a shame we’ve not published it before. As all street arts, these are temporary “exhibitions”, so they might not exist anymore. That’s the sad beauty of street … Continue reading Street art city – Lisbon
It’s undeniable, Lisbon is packed with cocktail and chill out spots, and they come in many shapes and sizes. Quirky, fashionable, trendy, old-school, thematic…you name it. With a little research you will find exactly what suits your fancy. Here is … Continue reading Lounges and chill out spots in Lisbon
Sintra is a village quite different from other places we visited in Portugal. It has a sense of Romanticism, mystical, fairy tale – like atmosphere and packed with castles, monuments, interesting and historical architecture. It’s just one of those “must see” places, which … Continue reading Fairy tale Sintra
It’s no secret that when traveling to new places, accessing “good to know” inside information and knowledge about the local customs is not always easy. Whilst traveling through Portugal and especially in Lisbon we picked up some “good to knows” … Continue reading “Need to know” when in Portugal
Lisbon is known for it’s countless ‘tascas’, traditional cheap eateries. But if you want to raise the bar in terms of quality and service, Lisbon has a lot of high-class restaurants as well. But it’s quite the jungle and difficult … Continue reading Wining and dining in Lisbon
We spent some days in Cascais a relatively small city that is a vacation spot for “well-off” Portuguese and foreigners. It’s approx. 30min from Lisbon by car. We stayed at the Grande Real Villa Italia. The town is very cosy with its narrow streets between … Continue reading Cascais
One of the advantages of visting a city with seven hills, is that you have access to some great viewpoints also called “miradouros”. Whether it be cafês, restaurants, bars, lounges or open spaces, you can always find great places to … Continue reading Lisbon – Our top viewpoints
We spent some days in Sesimbra, which is a small town 45 minutes with car south of Lisbon. The town has a long beach. There are mostly Portuguese tourists here, a typical destination for couples and families, as well as those … Continue reading Sesimbra – Parque Natural da Arrabida
