
Lisbon, like all of Portugal, has lots of lovely doors.



You can see lots of doors by visiting Dan’s blog, No Facilities.
18 Thursday Jul 2024
Posted in Thursday Doors

Lisbon, like all of Portugal, has lots of lovely doors.



You can see lots of doors by visiting Dan’s blog, No Facilities.
13 Saturday Jul 2024
Posted in Weekend Coffee Share
Portugal
If we were having coffee, I’d ask you if you thought the milk here in Portugal was different. I’m sure it is and I’m not criticizing, just noticing.


Last week we went to Coimbra, a small city that I could live in in a minute. So much charm.







Our home base for the trip was Fátima, a town known for religious appropriations seen in 1916 and 1917 by three children.











After the pilgrimage ended, I added a few days in Porto, the second biggest city in Portugal.











I loved the colorful painted tiles I saw throughout Portugal. I even went to their National Tile Museum in Lisbon.



















I got to see one of Sintra’s castles. I wish I’d spent more time in this charming town. Next time.










My the Portuguese are good bakers.



01 Monday Jul 2024
Posted in Monday Murals
30 Sunday Jun 2024







Today I visited several churches in Lisbon and had time to go to the National Tile Museum. Though my guidebook raved about this niche museum and there’s lots of beautiful tile in Portugal I was skeptical.
I saved the tiles for the end of the day. This museum was definitely worth the trek across town.

One surprise about the museum is that there’s a church, a magnificent small church inside it.






This little gem is perfect for anyone who likes art, design or ceramics.
Tickets: Adults — €8, free for art students. Discounts for students, seniors and people under 26.
Admission included in the Lisboa tourist card.