8 days in Portugal-5-11 to 5/18/2022

Day 1-Lisbon
Arrival/Igreja Sao Cristovao
Praça da Figueira, Confeitaria
Praça de Comércio
Streets in Baixa and Alfama
Dinner at Farol De Santa Luzia

Day 2-Lisbon
Lisbon Cathedral
Church De Sao Vincente de Fora
Lisbon National Pantheon
Lunch at Time Out Market
Walking around
Dinner at Boi-Cavalo

Day 3-Lisbon
Belém Tower
Upper level
Jeronimos Monastery
Upper level/High Choir
Church of Santa Maria
Dinner at Basque

Day 4-Faro
Old town
Old town continuation
Church of San Pedro
Dinner at Villa Adentro

Day 5-Faro/Albufeira

Farmer Market
Sao Rafael Beach
Lunch at Rocha Palha
Old town, Albufeira
Stoll in Faro
Dinner at Pigs & Cows

Day 6-Faro

Ria Formosa

Desert Island

Desert island cont'

Lunch

Faro Island

Dinner/Faro @ night

Day 7-Beja/Lisbon

Beja Castle

Beja Cathedral

Lunch-Adega 25

Abril

Bairro Alto, Lisbon

Dinner-Taberna

Day 8-Peniche/Lisbon

Surf beach

Old town

lunch @ Sardinha

Coast line

Dinner @ Ramiro

Lisbon at night

Day 8- Lisbon at night-5/18/2022

After dinner we went back to Manteigaria for coffee and for the famous Portuguese custard pie, Pasteis de nata. 

The store opens until midnight and there is always a line.

Manteigaria is known for serving their Pasteis de nata hot and delicious.

 

Beside coffee and pastries they also sell sherry liquor

 

Coffee and Pasteis de Nata for me and for Hoa is a glass of sherry.

 

Open kitchen so you can see how they are making the pastries.

 

Piping the cream inside the pie dough.

 

The pastries is always hot so it is so delicious! 

 

Tonight is our last night in Lisbon so we decided to walk around a bit.

  

Escalators in the Alfama neighborhood

 

We are now on the Praca de Comercio

 

Crossing the street to get to the River Tagus.

 

On a hill on the left you can see the statue of Cristo Rei and on the right is the bridge of 25 Abril.

 

This is Cais das Colunas (Columns Pier) -Gorgeous view from here.

 

 

 

Enjoying our last night in Lisbon.

 

 

The main square in Praca de Comercio

 

It was a quiet evening and the weather was just perfect for a stroll.

 

On the left is the Equestrian statue of King Jose and in the center in the Triumphal Arch of Praca do Comercio.

 

Rua Augusta, one of the busiest street in this neighborhood.

We had such a wonderful in Portugal!  This is our second time in Portugal and we are so glad that this time we were able to visit all the things we did not get to see the first time.

The seafood here is amazing, and the people are also very nice.  Until the next time!

 

 

NEXT.... Florence, Italy

 

 

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