Hotel Altis Lisbon
Rua Castilho 11 Lisbon, Estremadura, 1269-072, Portugal
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Pre natal
... diaria de los vecinos, en un barrio de clase media con todo tipo de locales pequeños como solia haber en los barrios de Buenos Aires o Montevideo años atras. Carnicerias, Mercerias, Compostura de calzados, cerrajerias, almacenes, etc. Cada vez son mas reemplazados por los grandes supermercados o shoppings que venden casi todo. Pero de todos los locales de venta los que ganaban por escandalo ...
CFaniaki z Polska
... 322;y po kamiennym deptaku jak porąbane gazele na haju, a mała stróżka posokizaczęła ścigać się z przerażonymi dziećmi, które brodząc w niej przewracały sięo siebie... Hmm no dobra. Nieco przekolorowane, nie sadzicie? Koniec tychsensacji! Kto by w to uwierzył? 3ODA nie jest w stanie (czy aby na pewno ?!) zrobićtakich rzeczy. Prawda jest nie co inna. Przypadek chciał, że ...
Hotel Fever
... reception area and boy did it look nice...nothing too fancy but just enough to say "You are going to enjoy this". The check in went really smoothly and I was placed in room 101, the very first room! After further instructions about free breakfast in the morning and a free 15 minute internet voucher I made my way to the room.
Now you must remember that this was my first stay in a hotel, never mind a foreign hotel, so I laughed at ...
Ok, now we'll make you jealous :)
... On Saturday we went to a national park south of here (we are in/near Almada), walked along the beach, had some Sagres (beer :) and ate a HUGE plate of seafood. Everyone who knows Jen will be shocked and amazed to know that she actually ate things out of shells and things that had eyes-- and they weren't that bad :)
Sunday Ana and João took us to Belem. We visited the Monastery there which was built for the sailors during the Portuguese Discoveries (due to ...
Lisbon Discoveries
... nothing too elaborate but all painted of pink. Quite different for a King's Palace!
The Mosteiro de Jeronimos is breathtaking. It is very large, bright white and decorated with fine features to make it look like lace from a distance. It was built under the order of king Manuel I to commemorate the discovery of the maritime route to India discovered by the Portuguese in the 16th century. The discoverer Vasco de Gama is ...



