Mate, at 5:47 that's not a coffee, that's a "galão" (milk and coffee), but the cake looks nice. And that house (08:07) is quite similar to my grand grandmother's house (already demolished by now), except for the roof. I really need to visit Peneda-Gerês... In my list are Guimarães and Viana do Castelo.
If you want to eat good fish in Norther Portugal, go to Matosinhos (adjacent to Porto) or Vila do Conde (you can take the metro). Matosinhos has the best fish in Portugal.
Porto is nice but it's a big city. I'm currently in Portugal visiting my wife's mom and dad in Northern Portugal We are in Ponte de Barca which is only 1.15 minute drive from Porto. It's a quiet town and also close to Braga and Ponte de Lima. The Spanish Border is a little over an hour east. Baiona, and Vigo Spain are also very close. Check it out.
Of course I would visit the three places you guys are going to, but I would also like to stay for a while in Caminha, just south of the Spanish border. We passed through there on our way to Lisbon last Sept.
Please visit: Mirandela, Chaves, & Porte de Lima, & you may as well carry on to Ponte da Barca. On your way back, please please stop at Amarante, - I believe it is beautiful. Thank you (I'm from Zimbabwe moving to Portugal)
Hi Margaret, unfortunately my plans changed and I didn't make the video a out Gerês (fail!). I love that area and would still be interested in making a video up there when time allows. Are you talking about the hotel we stayed in in Peneda Gerês? If so it was: Dobau Village 968 745 986 maps.app.goo.gl/jeQarQHftq3qEEgb9
@@AlgarveAddicts Thanks so much for responding. The Village looks lovely. Would you say its a good location for multiple days in the park hiking and sightseeing?
I think you may want to look at a place further into the center of the park if possible. Let me know what you find? I would really love to go back there and do some waterfall chasing.
Absolutely! The whole of Portugal is sunny and warm in summer. I'll definitely get up to see those towns but you might get there before me! If you do let me know how you enjoyed them.
@@AlgarveAddicts I visited Lisbon, Obidos & Cascais in 2000, then in 2017 visited Lisbon, Porto and Madeira. In 2018 made a brief visit to Cascais, Monte Estoril, Lisbon and finally made it to Algarve. Relying on the train, I visited towns from Faro to Lagos. I wanted to fall in love with a town - but not yet. I would like to move to Europe: Portugal, Spain or Italy - just need to find the place that resonates with me and preferably livable without a car. (Have lived years in NYC without a car).
Would visit Guimaraes, Aveiro and Vigo, Spain (is that cheating?) or Tomar (is that northern PT?) simply because I've heard a lot about these places but haven't been. Have visited Porto, Braga and Coimbra. Need to return since our previous trip was too fast and not enough time to really get the true sense of (potential) "living" in these areas. BTW--Nice car. Did you upgrade? 👍
Tomar is central Portugal, a calm city, with lots of history. In reality, Tomar is very close to the center point of Portugal (which is 2 km away from Vila de Rei).
When we went to Porto I had to ask about the line at that bookstore...I had no idea! Well, in Porto style when I inquired about what the line was about, the doorman responded,"it's the most beautiful bookstore in the world"!! I, like you, did not wait in line and went off into the park!!
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Mate, at 5:47 that's not a coffee, that's a "galão" (milk and coffee), but the cake looks nice.
And that house (08:07) is quite similar to my grand grandmother's house (already demolished by now), except for the roof.
I really need to visit Peneda-Gerês...
In my list are Guimarães and Viana do Castelo.
Haha, Antônio, you realize that there is coffee in a galão, right? 😂
Why was her house demolished?
@@AlgarveAddicts The house was to old, was already falling to pieces and no one was living there anymore.
@@AlgarveAddicts Yep, that's what I said "milk and coffee". :-)
Thanks!
Thanks for watching Jane 👍🏼
If you want to eat good fish in Norther Portugal, go to Matosinhos (adjacent to Porto) or Vila do Conde (you can take the metro). Matosinhos has the best fish in Portugal.
Thanks for sharing MS 👍🏼
Porto is nice but it's a big city. I'm currently in Portugal visiting my wife's mom and dad in Northern Portugal We are in Ponte de Barca which is only 1.15 minute drive from Porto. It's a quiet town and also close to Braga and Ponte de Lima. The Spanish Border is a little over an hour east. Baiona, and Vigo Spain are also very close. Check it out.
Roger that. 👍🏼
Loved this video Nick - awesome! 😁👍
Thanks for watching Phil👍🏼
Viseu, Braga, Viana do Castelo, Aveiro, Guimarães, Vila Real...
Praia da Costa Nova, and wherever those long steps are.
You mean Praia do Camilo in Lagos? They have 200 steps there.
i'd suggest Ponte de Lima and Barcelos (pretty close together), Monsanto and.... Chaves? Braganća?
Ponte de Lima is stunning, I had lunch there one day. Chaves, hopefully I'll get up there in September. Great choices!
Of course I would visit the three places you guys are going to, but I would also like to stay for a while in Caminha, just south of the Spanish border. We passed through there on our way to Lisbon last Sept.
Great suggestion. Oh, so many places to explore! This is going to be a fun few years 😊 What did you like about Caminha?
@@AlgarveAddicts we didn't stay in Caminha, just passed by, but it is very beautiful situated and I just felt an urge to come visit it.
Go to Arouca 516, Coimbra and Serra de Estrella
Good one Mike!
Please visit: Mirandela, Chaves, & Porte de Lima, & you may as well carry on to Ponte da Barca.
On your way back, please please stop at Amarante, - I believe it is beautiful.
Thank you (I'm from Zimbabwe moving to Portugal)
Sure! One day 😊
Hi! Looking for your follow up Geres video. Any idea on timing? Where did you stay on nights 6&7 and where was that lovely restaurant?
Hi Margaret, unfortunately my plans changed and I didn't make the video a out Gerês (fail!). I love that area and would still be interested in making a video up there when time allows. Are you talking about the hotel we stayed in in Peneda Gerês? If so it was: Dobau Village
968 745 986
maps.app.goo.gl/jeQarQHftq3qEEgb9
@@AlgarveAddicts Thanks so much for responding. The Village looks lovely. Would you say its a good location for multiple days in the park hiking and sightseeing?
I think you may want to look at a place further into the center of the park if possible. Let me know what you find? I would really love to go back there and do some waterfall chasing.
Several places you can visit in northern Portugal. Guimarães must have a visit.
“So cold” at 16-17? Lol. The Algarve has made you soft!🤣
It sure has. 😎👍🏼
I would like to see Aveiro, Coimbra and Nazare. Are there any warm and sunny towns outside the Algarve?
Absolutely! The whole of Portugal is sunny and warm in summer. I'll definitely get up to see those towns but you might get there before me! If you do let me know how you enjoyed them.
@@AlgarveAddicts I visited Lisbon, Obidos & Cascais in 2000, then in 2017 visited Lisbon, Porto and Madeira. In 2018 made a brief visit to Cascais, Monte Estoril, Lisbon and finally made it to Algarve. Relying on the train, I visited towns from Faro to Lagos. I wanted to fall in love with a town - but not yet. I would like to move to Europe: Portugal, Spain or Italy - just need to find the place that resonates with me and preferably livable without a car. (Have lived years in NYC without a car).
Living without a car is only really feasible in a big city (in my personal view).
Would visit Guimaraes, Aveiro and Vigo, Spain (is that cheating?) or Tomar (is that northern PT?) simply because I've heard a lot about these places but haven't been. Have visited Porto, Braga and Coimbra. Need to return since our previous trip was too fast and not enough time to really get the true sense of (potential) "living" in these areas. BTW--Nice car. Did you upgrade? 👍
Vigo sounds like a cool option since I saw it in a Netflix series. But it kinda IS cheating 👌🏼😂👍🏼
Tomar is central Portugal, a calm city, with lots of history. In reality, Tomar is very close to the center point of Portugal (which is 2 km away from Vila de Rei).
Porto 👍
👍🏼 Good move. If you've never been there before 😂
4:45 looks at camera, checks shoulder to see who's watching.... drinks empty espresso.
Heheh, I was waiting for the empty expresso comment. You nailed it, JPL! 😂😂
When we went to Porto I had to ask about the line at that bookstore...I had no idea! Well, in Porto style when I inquired about what the line was about, the doorman responded,"it's the most beautiful bookstore in the world"!! I, like you, did not wait in line and went off into the park!!
Idem. I'll wait for the next trip.
Haha, I'm glad I wasn't the only one, Tamara!
We knew about it in advance, and once we saw the line we 100% noped out of it. Not worth the crowd/cost.