Why visit Lisbon? In 2017 CNN named Lisbon one of the coolest European cities, and today that still rings true. This Portuguese capital perfectly balances old and new, filled with historical treasures and modern charms. It is a city known for its food, nightlife, colorful buildings, fado music, and friendly locals.
Have you ever wanted to go on a Sintra day trip? A fairytale-ish municipality in the Greater Lisbon area, Sintra is strategically positioned between the mountains and the ocean. Along with its breath-taking landscapes, the town proudly boasts a rich historical and architectural heritage.
One of the most characteristic districts in Portugal, Alfama is Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood with breath-taking views, unique shops, and home to Fado, the traditional Portuguese music. Spread on the hill between the Tagus river and the emblematic São Jorge Castle, Alfama is a maze of narrow Medieval streets, small squares, and run-down yet charming historical buildings covered in azulejos – the traditional light blue ceramic tilework.
A look at the wines of Portugal and a journey through some of the best wine experiences the country…
The process wasn’t easy. But I am not the only one that has learned so much throughout this process. There are others—many others—who, just like me, faced their challenges when buying property in Portugal. Here are our stories, experiences, and advice on buying property in a country that we now call home. Hopefully, it will help any others considering buying property in one of the most beautiful countries in all of Europe.
The city of Porto is magical. Porto has more charm than Florence (which is hard to beat) and better nightlife than Lisbon. If you are looking for the best things to do in Porto, then we’ve got you covered with this ultimate 48 hour Porto travel guide with impressive things to see, eat, and lots of tips.
In this post, we share the must-eat dishes from the Cervejaria Ramiro menu and what to expect from a night dining at O Ramiro. We’ll also answer the question of whether Cervejeria Ramiro is worth the hype.
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