When it comes to Portugal, there is no way not to associate it with sardines, fado and pasteis de Belém, but this place is much more than that.
Portugal is home to the 7 hills that characterize Lisbon, where you can find the best viewpoints in the city Inns and taverns that serve typical local cuisine that’s sure to add more than a couple of kilos! Some visit to embrace the culinary culture while others come for the centenarians monuments full of real secrets, the conventual sweets of the ancient religions.
Dom LuÃs I Bridge is the bridge that leads to Porto and the typical dish here, Francesinhas, is the Port wine that intoxicates us with its sweet and fruity flavor along the Douro River Cruise, as we watch and fall in love with the sunset.
Ovos Moles, as you walk through the canals of Aveiro, Portuguese Venice, with their soft eggs. Gerês, with its waterfalls, and the fried cuttlefish of Setúbal.
The Costa Vicentina and the countless secret beaches within the wild landscape and the clear waters of the Algarve coast.
Portugal is all of this and I will share with you more in the hope that you will find yourself here one day! 🙂
