Lisbon’s Soulful Serenade: An Unforgettable Fado Dinner at Casa de Linhares
Fado, often described as the soul of Portugal, is a hauntingly beautiful music genre filled with melancholy, longing (saudade), and the stories of everyday life.
Our Fairytale Day Trip to Pena Palace, Sintra
Pena Palace is unlike anything we had ever seen. Perched dramatically on the hilltop, it's a riot of vibrant colors – bright yellow, fiery red, deep blue – with fantastical turrets, domes, and battlements that look like they were dreamed up by a truly imaginative architect.
Discover Belém: Lisbon’s Historic Waterfront Gem
Belém is a district steeped in history, grandeur, and delicious tradition. This is where Portugal's Age of Discovery set sail, and its legacy lives on in magnificent monuments and vibrant culture.
Zip Through Lisbon’s Hills and History: A Tuk-Tuk Tour is a Must-Do
While exploring on foot is essential to soak in the atmosphere, navigating those famous hills can be a serious workout. This is where one of Lisbon's most popular, and fun, ways to see the city comes into play: the humble, yet mighty, tuk-tuk.
Lisbon Calling: Your Must-Do List for Exploring Portugal’s Charming Capital
Perched on hills overlooking the Tagus River, Lisbon is a place of colorful tiled buildings, ancient neighborhoods clinging to steep slopes, and a buzzing cultural scene.
Alfama: Getting Lost (and Finding Magic) in Lisbon’s Oldest District
Tucked between São Jorge Castle and the Tagus River, Alfama isn't just a neighborhood; it's a living, breathing history book, a labyrinth of narrow alleys and steep staircases that tell the story of the city like nowhere else.
Porto, Portugal: A Guide to What to See and Do
Welcome to Porto: colorful buildings tumbling down steep hillsides towards a gleaming river, historic trams rattling along cobblestone streets, and the rich aroma of aged wine wafting from ancient cellars.
Discovering Calém Wine Cellars: A Must-Do Port Experience in Porto
Located right on the waterfront, Calém is easily accessible and boasts a long, proud history dating back to 1859. Founded by Antoni Alves Calém, the company built its reputation initially on exporting Port wine, particularly to Brazil.
Discovering Porto’s Vibrant Ribeira District
Porto is quickly becoming a must-visit city in Europe, drawing travelers with its stunning architecture, delicious food, and of course, its namesake Port wine. While the city offers diverse neighborhoods to explore, head straight for the heart and soul: the Ribeira District. Nestled along the northern bank of the Douro…
Embracing the Rain: A Wet Day in Santiago de Compostela
La Coruña is a city where history whispers from ancient stones while the modern buzz of city life hums along the expansive waterfront. La Coruña should be on your vacation radar.