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Week end in Lisbon
... transfert from
the airport and at 6pm I was drinking a coffe in Chado...Last year in
Lisbon I've sleeped in Alfama Patio Hostel, but this time it was full
and they raccomeded-me the new hostel of the company. Well that was a
great tip! this place is located in the top floor of the Rossio train station,
completely renovated with "design" style. I was super-curious about this location (queit and noiseless
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Bus trips, Juan, Festivals and birthdays.........
... We followed this up with a wander around Lisbon to end a good birthday.
Lisbon is a great city! Just the right mix of history and culture with enough bars to keep us both happy. The next few days were amazing but very hot, we both began to understand the need for siestas! We really enjoy exploring all Lisbon had to offer as well as catching up with sleep from the festival. On our last night we found a collection ...
Such a Tart!
... to be a warehouse to house his collection and then he realized that people around the world would want to see his things. He opened it up as a bar and never looked back. The bartender informed us the great man had passed away only 3 months ago. It was one of the most interesting buildings I had ever been to and we felt super lucky to have found it and instead of the sour taste of being ripped off at dinner, we went home to sleep with a yummy taste of delicious beverages in our ...
Fins and Futbols
... not too mad to go back. I’m gonna hug that baby otter and no once is going to stop me.
That was on Sunday, and on Tuesday we got cheap tickets to see Benfica play a Zenit in a Champions League match. For those of you not as well-informed about international soccer as I happen to be, Benfica is one of the Lisbon teams and Zenit is from Russia. I totally knew that at least one day before going to the game. As with all ...
The extravagances of a bygone era
... The exterior is a classic example of 19th century Portuguese Romanticism. This is NOT a defensive castle—it is an extravagant place to live! Some of the detail work inside and out would have kept some amazing artisans busy for years to complete.
Our final stop in Sintra was the Palacio Nacional da Sintra. This is the only surviving royal palace dating back to the middle ages and the Moorish occupation in the late ...
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