Casa Balthazar
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Lisbon - Back to the Basics
... metro and either the bus or the tram. We got to the proper destination on the metro and then the sign told us the next thing coming was the tram. There were quite a lot of people waiting at that time, because it was a Saturday night, but we didn't think everyone would be going on the same tram as us. Then this small little San Francisco style tram pulls up and everyone pushes on until it is absolutely jam packed. Jess and I looked at each other ...
Weekend in Portugal
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This past week has been a busy one. For the fourth of July, we celebrated American style in our red, white, and blue. All of the bars and clubs had special prices and events for the Americans and even played American music- not all of it was easy to dance to however as some of the songs included "Sweet Home Alabama" and Bruce Springsteen's “Born in the USA.” There were even some rap throwbacks from junior high and high school as ...
Lisbon
... with its picturesque narrow alleyways and hilltop views. The best way to get around this area, as the centre is very hilly, is by public tram. The No. 28 offers the best views and circles the centre. It is very popular with tourists and it is difficult to get a seat. The tram goes up many of the narrow streets and runs so close to the shops that you could almost reach out and "nick" an apple from the fresh food store!
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Saabumine Lissaboni
Saabusime Lissaboni enne südaööd ja jõudsime napilt viimasele bussile, mis lennujaamast linna viis. Kuna elasime peaväljaku ääres, kuhu ka enamik busse sõitis, siis oli transa lihtne pool tunnikest. Meil oli Annega võetud korter, mis oli väga mõnus ...
Portugal and Spain
... antiquarian bookstores, ancient barbershops, and also shops specializing in hardware for example, that looked unchanged since the last world war. Many stylish cafes.
Prices in Portugal were even a little cheaper than in Spain, for both food and accommodation.
The population was much more racially diverse than in Spain. I'm sure this is a result of the connection with Brazil, and the fact that they held onto their two African colonies, ...
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