Off Season in Comporta
Across the Sado River, where it meets the Atlantic, away from the hustle-bustle of Setúbal sits the peninsula of theContinue Reading
Across the Sado River, where it meets the Atlantic, away from the hustle-bustle of Setúbal sits the peninsula of theContinue Reading
We stopped off from a quick overnight in Porto outside of Coimbra at the Quinta das Lagrimas. This was ourContinue Reading
Just up the road from Cascais and Lisbon, the oldest operating demarcated wine collective in Europe resides in Colares. We’veContinue Reading
If you follow our travel blog here, you may also be interested in our “Sunday Journal” blog. It is theContinue Reading
For our last stop of our September 2021 circuit of northern and central Portugal we dipped back into one ofContinue Reading
Interior northern Portugal has a lot to offer. Pine forested mountain tops overlook little villages and vinho verde vineyards (“greenContinue Reading
As though it were planned (it was not) we landed in Bragança on the autumnal equinox (ok, one day late).Continue Reading
In the category of, why did we not stay here longer, is the city of Portugal’s (or at least modernContinue Reading
Climbing the slight incline from the train station, the third largest city in Portugal is unremarkable at first until youContinue Reading
“In this area lived a couple of lovers who loved each other madly. She was called Baça and he wasContinue Reading