Unless it's the first time you're reading this blog, you'll know that I'm a little obsessed with Portuguese food. But even I enjoy a little variety in my diet! So one of my ... Read the Post...
The Vasco da Gama Bridge in Numbers
Even though Portugal is a small country, it is actually home to Europe's longest bridge, the Vasco da Gama Bridge (Ponte Vasco da Gama). Before I lose your attention - ... Read the Post...
Limpets… for Lunch?
Portugal is a country of fish and seafood. Our sea-faring history and our large and beautiful coast has made the ocean a kind of pantry for our kitchens. Everybody is familiar ... Read the Post...
3 Tips for Exploring Alfama: Lisbon’s Oldest District
Lisbon is a city full of history, and it all started in a district called Alfama. What was once the entire city, Alfama is now known as the "old part" of Lisbon. Tourists ... Read the Post...
Portuguese Gifts for Everyone!
I'm so excited that it's December, which not only means Christmas is just around the corner, but that Christmas in Portugal is just around the corner! I like to get my ... Read the Post...
Nazaré’s Giant Waves
Living in a country where the majority of people know little to nothing about my beloved Portugal can be very frustrating at times, saddening at others and on the ... Read the Post...
Read Slowly at Ler Devagar
Ler Devagar, which means "read slowly", is probably the most photographed bookstore in Lisbon. I couldn't help but include a post on this beloved location. ... Read the Post...
The Quiosque: Meeting Up, Portuguese-Style
I love going home to Portugal and diving straight into all the things I don't get in the US. This doesn't just mean eating all the foods I've been craving. In fact, a ... Read the Post...
