Każda podróż to historia
[:en]If you like books (or if you don’t, it doesn’t matter), you should visit Lello & Irmão bookstore, located on Rua das Carmelitas 144. Opened in 1906, still runs and enchants visitors with its Art Nouveau and Gothic Revival interior. The spiral, wooden stairs in…
[:en]When thinking about Porto, you can’t avoid thinking also about the wine that is produced here. It’s the integral element of the city and when you are here it’s more than advised to visit one of the vineries, located on the second side of Douro…
[:en]The city is the second in Portugal when it comes to the number of population. As you’ve probably noticed already, its name had an influence on the name of the country. Porto is most famous of its wine, but when you spend a few days…
[:en]Our last stop of the Algarve trip was the visit to the place that before first European expeditions for new lands was deemed as the end of the world. Cape St. Vincent (Cabo de São Vicente) is taken as the southwesternmost tip of Europe and…
[:en]We went on a trip to Leiria on the last day of October to see the XII-century romanian castle (or what has left of it now). As there were just walls, I didn’t find it very interesting. What was more worth seeing, was the great…
[:en]Algarve region is famous for its beautiful sandy bitches and it’s one of the most visited places in Portugal, especially in the summer. I believe the blue hues of the sky and the ocean can be breathtaking, but not for us, at least not during…