Lisbon Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

Life's not fair....

...and its been hardly easy, lately.

Still, the plans fo a trip to Japan are solid-stuck in our hearts ^_^

We're now aiming for next year, again thinking ofvisiting in the 'Sakura' season. Summer in Japan is known to be very hot and muggy, so we might try to go there before that...

One thing's for ...

Good food, friendly people and the best little pastry in the world!  Its called a Creme du Belem.  Its a little creme brulee tart.  Got some more pics here for y'all of my last day in Madrid where I saw their museums and of the sites in Lisboa (capital of Portugal).  Its a smaller, sleepier city than the previous megatropolis.  I made some time ...

So we had planned to stop at a campsite that was about halfway from Isla Cristina to Lisbon, but guess what - oh yes another disappearing campsite!! This time it was not our fault, as we were using our 2008 guide, but was this campsite anywhere to be seen - errr that'll be NO then!!! It didn't help that the Sat Nav still wasn't working resulting...

Arrive in Lisbon after overnight train via Madrid. We stayed in an awesome hostel that had that were voted the best showers on the whole trip. Went into town on the old tram system, it felt like we were on the Bush Beasty at Wonderlan. Then we met up with Laura Stef, who joined us until Benicassim, that day and caught a double-decker open-top bu...

Lisbon is SO mellow compared to South America. I'm back to using Portugeuse again, it's getting confusing. But I am only here for two days and I can put all the Spanish and Portugese behind. Lisbon is a very small city, easily walkable if you don't mind all the hills and steep walkways. (Lisbon is built on 7 hills/mountains). I stayed in a great...

Lisbon was fun. I did shore patrol the first day in so I could see what was going on. I didn't know that Fatima was close by because I would have gone there to visit Our Lady of Fatima. My wife gave me a hard time for that one.