Port Wine and Douro River
North of Portugal is famous for its Port Wine and Douro River. Beauties that deserve at least two days of your trip. Be prepared to witness a stunning landscape and to taste fine wine. By boat or by train you can ... Read morePort Wine and Douro River
Porto: History and Magic
Porto is a special city, has it own time and an amazing past. And when you get to know this place it puts a spell on you! There are many things to do in Porto, and it’s truly is an ... Read morePorto: History and Magic
One day in Sintra
One day in Sintra, an UNESCO heritage patrimony, easily reached from Lisbon. We spent one day in Sintra and loved it! Such a beautiful place, the castles, the hills, the nature… The train from Rossio Railway Station , in Lisbon, is the ... Read moreOne day in Sintra
Liebster Award
The Liebster Award goes to: ♪♩♫♭♪♯♬♪♫♩♫♭ ♪♯ (tcham tcham ram ram…) “Love & Road!!!!” This is our first award and we are so proud and happy to be nominated to the Liebster Award by Morgan from Mapped by Morgan ... Read moreLiebster Award
How to travel like a local
Do you want to travel like a local? There is no secret to do it, and you don’t need to be a rocket scientist, just embrace the local culture and follow some advice. To travel like a local sounds like ... Read moreHow to travel like a local
Our first time with BlaBlaCar
More than 1 thousand kilometres, 8 cities and some nice people we met while hitchhiking using BlaBlaCar. Rob and I always search for the cheapest transportation, most of the time we use buses to get from one place to another. ... Read moreOur first time with BlaBlaCar
Sonus Festival » Good and Bad things
One week of serious partying, amazing beaches, great Djs and some disappointment. Get to know everything about Sonus Festival 2014 and why we are not coming back! Croatia has some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and some of ... Read moreSonus Festival » Good and Bad things
Jesus ` bad hair day!
Sunny day, stunning beach, new friends and Jesus wearing a wig?? I don’t want to be disrespectful, but all these happened in just one day in Portugal coast! By this time I thought there was nothing else to talk about Lisbon ... Read moreJesus ` bad hair day!
How to choose a blog name?
It took us ages to figure out our blog name. But now, two months later we are super happy with the choice. Our dream is coming true. One year ago we were at home thinking about this, planning a life-changing ... Read moreHow to choose a blog name?
5 Things to do in Belém [and eat]
Historical buildings, beautiful landscapes and the original Pastel de Belém. One afternoon in one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Lisbon. To help you enjoy the area here is a useful guide: 5 Things to do in Belém! The day we choose ... Read more5 Things to do in Belém [and eat]
Lisbon Food Tips – What to eat and where to eat!
This post is dedicated to the delicious Lisbon food that you cannot miss when you are visiting Portugal capital. A quick round-up of what to eat, where to eat when to eat, from breakfast to dinner. After your first night ... Read moreLisbon Food Tips – What to eat and where to eat!
Lisbon True Colors. Our Photo Travel Guide
The sun, architecture, nature and street art. Nine days and 550 pictures for our photo travel guide! Lisbon true colors! Lisbon received us with sunny and warm weather. We arrived early in the morning after a 7 hours bus trip ... Read moreLisbon True Colors. Our Photo Travel Guide
Muito, mas mesmo muito obrigado por partilharem a experiencia que tiveram com o nosso tour no vosso blog, é muito útil para nós, vamos partilhar o vosso blog na nossa pagina do facebook 😀
a maioria dos nosso participantes são inglêses mas gostavamos muito de ter cada vez mais Brasileiros e começar a ter tours em Portugês, é um sonho, vamos ver se um dia chegamos lá, mas a vossa ajuda é fundamental, mais uma vez muito obrigado
Nós é que agradecemos por dividir os conhecimentos com a gente. Não é possível entender a cidade se não conhecermos um pouquinho da história. O Tour e Miguel nos ajudou a desvendar melhor Lisboa e se apaixonar pela cidade.
Obrigada por mencionar nosso blog facebook do Lisbon Chill Out Tour.
E acompanhe a gente, tem muita coisa legal ainda por vir!
Abraços!!!
Muito bom! Parabens pelas escolhas, poucos turistas se aventuram a atravessar o rio e explorar Cacilhas.
Obrigada Yara!
O casal de portugueses que nos hospedou em Lisboa falou muito bem de Cacilhas, daí não resistimos e fomos conhecer. O passeio é lindo, o lugar é um charme e a comida deliciosa.
Ficamos verdadeiramente encantados!
Boas viagens, quem sabe ainda nos encontramos pelo mundo!
You guys just made me miss Lisbon a lot!
Great post and photos… thanks for spreading the love for Portugal with the world! And, yes, I am Portuguese!.. 😉
Hey Zara!!
So happy that you liked the post. It´is always good to receive positive feedback, especially from a Portuguese person. You know better than us how magical Lisbon is!
Thanks for stopping by!
Nat 🙂
What a great city! It is high on my list of places to see. Love the color and love exploring tiny streets. This is a very detailed list of places to see. Wonderful!
Natalie, The Educational Tourist
http://www.theeducationaltourist.com
I’m glad you liked the guide!
And put Lisbon on your future travel plans, it´s a great city to explore, full of personality!
All the best!
Nat
great article great pictures we where in lisbon last month (june 2015) and loved it great city. we cant wait to get back next year. The weather was 35 degree’s plus for 5 days will be heading back when its a bot cooler lol
Hi Mark!!
Good to know that you liked Lisbon, it’s a great city indeed!!
Maybe spring would be a good time to visit 😀
All the best,
Nat
It’s been ages since I went to Lisbon, now I feel like going back again! 🙂
Maybe we can meet in Lisbon next year, summer time!!
😉
All the best,
Nat
Beautiful photos! 🙂
Thanks Nikki!!
🙂
Nat
Great post! I’m heading to Lisbon soon and this had made me even more excited to be on the ground and wandering around. And thanks for the walking tour recommendation!
Hi Patricia,
Enjoy Lisbon and don’t forget to eat the “Pastel de Belem”! It’s SOOOOO delicious!
Cheers!