Miramar Sul Hotel Nazare
Rua Caminho Real, Pederneira Nazare, Estremadura, Portugal
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Day 6- Porto and Fatima
... We were led to the storage room, a huge area the size of an aircraft hanger packed full with objects, roof-high shelves, huge boxes and glassy-eyed stuffed animals. We were able to see the items that were too old or too precious to be displayed anymore, or the strange and wonderful things that were too odd to be shown to the public. My favourite part of our tour was looking in the back room, full of mystery, stories and surprise.
We ate our breakfast ...
Fatima - the Miracle of the 20th Century
Today, after a fairly early start from Salamanca, we headed straight for the Portuguese frontier. Our next stop would be the Basilica of Fatima. When we were at school, we grew up on the stories of the apparition of Our Lady to three young peasant children in a small village in Portugal in 1917. We were most interested in the miracle of Fatima due to the fact that the oldest of these three children was still ...
EURO RAIL Adventure - Fatima
... we've ever seen. After pulling ourselves away from the coastline we headed into a little town called Leiria. The dinner of the day was......essentially, pig cheeks.
The wine was great, the rice, the potatoes, the salad and the appetizers and the desert....
one of the best meals of our trip. And all for 18Eu. ...
Found Paradise in Peniche!
... beside their camper- they said they'd been wild camping there for 10 days! Good enough for us for a day or so, then. Stocked up on essentials- see picture of the bill, went for a little walk on the beach and headed off to the restaurant, also across the road, for a dinner of Sea Bass for Steve and sardines for me. I'm certain Steve lost all enthusiasm for that Sea Bass (mmmmmmm) once I
told him how endangered they are! He ...
How big & intricate should we make the church??
... Batalhia was the site of the decisive battle between forces led by the kings of Spain and Portugal over whether or not Portugal would be ruled by its larger neighbor. Through some trickery and a little help from a small force from England, the Portuguese claimed a great victory. The king was so grateful to his god for the outcome that he built a very large monastery and cloisters there. It includes a chapel ...



