As summer draws to a close, it's only natural to try to squeeze as much out of it as possible: weekend breaks to the beach, BBQs with friends, and - of course - ice ... Read the Post...
Why You Should Visit Boca do Inferno: Hell’s Mouth
Cascais is a coastal town about 30 km (19 miles) outside Lisbon. Formerly a fishing village, it became increasingly popular in the late 19th and early 20th century as ... Read the Post...
Lusophile: Portuguese Design Delivered to Your Door
It's always a real pleasure for me meeting people who are passionate about Portugal. So you can imagine my excitement when I came across Lusophile! The owner, a ... Read the Post...
Portuguese Do Gin Right
I know what you're thinking: gin is originally Dutch and quintessentially British. But Portugal has seen a huge rise in gin-drinking in recent years. Gin bars have ... Read the Post...
Authentic Portuguese Food at Mesa Da Sé Restaurant in Viseu
I don't claim to know Viseu very well. In fact, I only recently visited this charming city in central-Northern Portugal. I wasn't even there long enough to sample lots ... Read the Post...
A Beach for Sun Lovers & Kite Surfers
Lisbonites have been flocking to Costa da Caparica for generations. The 15 km (9.3 m) coast line is a long row of beaches, each with its unique vibe. Nova Vaga is one ... Read the Post...
Quinta do Cobral: A Tranquil Guest House in Central Portugal
I first heard of Quinta do Cobral from social media and was intrigued by its story: several years ago, a couple of British ex-pats decided to leave their life in Devon ... Read the Post...
When the Unexpected Happens in Portugal: A Guide
Usually I post about the fun and interesting things to do, see, and eat when you're in Portugal. And while most vacations go well (the worst thing to happen is having ... Read the Post...
