Thanks for the video. We loved Lisbon too. Here is a suggestion for a day trip. Take the train or bus to Evora and go see the Bone Chapel. Very unique site. There is also a well preserved Roman temple that is worth seeing.
Not only for cooking, you can buy Ermelinda wine in a box of 3 liters, I use it in my home, it is a good quality wine to drink. AVOID all boxes of wine that mention MADE IN EU, go only for the ones that is labeled MADE IN PORTUGAL
Hey another good video. We’re also full time travelling & it’s been 1.5 years since we left Canada. We’ll be in Lisbon next week & can’t wait to enjoy our week there. We just spent 3 weeks in Porto. 😊
@@kdtravelwarriors Congratulations on your full time travels! We are on the first leg of our adventure so we admire that you’ve been at it for one and a half years! Enjoy your time in Lisbon! Maybe we will even meet up somewhere along the way! Safe travels. 😊
We live about 40 minutes South of Lisbon. I would recommend Cascais for a day out-it's a 30-minute train ride westwards. There are nice walks along the estuary and beaches, and the town is nice, too.
Hi. Just an advice I am sure you will keep in your memory forever. Go to a "casa de fado" (fado house), where you can dine and listen to fado (without it you'll miss a lot of what is our culture). I would recommend "Tasca do Chico" in Alfama (make sure to have a reservation). Just don't make any noise when they are singing, because there must be absolute silence to hear fado. Enjoy your time with us!
Another great video - it was nice for us to see some of the places we saw when we were in Lisbon - been up the elevator by your flat , sailed under the bridge , been to the statue of the redeemer and walked around that lovely square Hope you have found somewhere by your mum’s house to get pastel de Natasha otherwise you will be having serious withdrawls !!!! Looking forward to our day outwith you next week xxxxxx
You must try the pastéis de nata of "Pastelinho de Benfica". You can do it if you visit the Zoo of Lisbon (a very nice place to visit). From the zoo, it´s a 15 minute walk to Pastelinho. I'm glad you came to Óbidos. Hope you liked it. Another places that are a must: Évora (2 h by train from Lisbon); Monsaraz and Marvão (like Óbidos); Alcobaça and Batalha (monasteries); and I could keep saying places on and on and on. Cheers.
You should buy a city tour to know the beautiful Lisboa! You will never be able to know the city without professionals taking you to the best parts of the city. Being a Portuguese living in Lisboa it's always sad to see tourists in areas that doesn't represent the city at all! Be happy 😊
Very brave of you to try box wine 🍷 😮 Your airbnb looks great 👍 But seems a little high for shoulder season. Wonderful location with so much to see and do. Not to mention all the great food.😊 Thanks for the tip to watch out for the "upsells" And to ask for the prices. 💰 💸 Great job on 10k steps. How are you managing you 90 days Shengen itinerary?
That price is high? Are you serious? We were in the Graca neighborhood in March and paid more than that for a much much smaller place! It was nice and we thought we had a great deal but this place is AMAZING for an amazing price! Maybe it's due to the high floor/no elevator.
@@jenniferpincus2011 I can understand how we can think rental /airbnb prices are cheap or a great deal. Depending on what our base references are. You paid more for a smaller place but not on the 5th floor. I did a search for entire homes / apartments for 2 adults during Feb and Oct adjusted the filter price to 1008€ or less. Over 25 came up for 29 days both cases.
That's a very shady neighbourhood in Lisbon... there is not a lot of portuguese people there xD (maybe older people, yes). That neighbourhood is the one with most immigration from South East Asia and Africa, it has also a lot of homeless and junkies. Its bad, but not unsafe (Lisbon is a really safe city). If you move a couple of blocks to Campo Martires da Patria, Avenidas Novas, Etc quality of life improves dramatically. Everything is immediately more clean and organised. If you want to explore where the Portuguese people live in Lisbon, go to the neighbourhoods go to: Alvalade, Avenida de Roma, Campo Pequeno, Encarnação etc I'm from Sintra and I totally recommend going there as well =)
@@RetiredNomadAdventures What he said! To get a more balanced view of Lisbon you need to go to those locations. My suggestion: take the metro and go to ALVALADE (or ROMA, ALAMEDA, etc.) to see our day-to-day living. You are such a nice couple and very respectfull of other cultures. Enjoy your stay!
I just got back from Lisboa! We did a day trip to Queluz and visited the palace and gardens - it’s so beautiful! In Lisbon we went to the top of basilica de Estrella - we were there alone, great feeling, great view! Hopefully in a few years we will go back. Thanks for sharing the air bnb - I might try this for a longer trip!
I always love to have a washer and dryer when traveling, so we can go home with clean clothes and not have to pack so much! Great price on your Air B N B and feels homey.
funny guys, that wine is normally just for cooking, not to drink ( you can but u can see 85 cents is the low end )... I am portuguese and have been seying several of your videos, keep them coming...enjoy Portugal
I really credit the RUclipsrs who came before us for giving us the inspiration and courage to take the leap into long term, slow travel. We are so thankful to them. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions we might be able to help with. :)
Welcome to this beautiful country... regarding the wine, you could find really good wines around, for cooking and for drinking, Lidl doesn't have many options, really, but it is very easy to find a wider and better range of options. You could drink a very decent everyday wine for 4 or 6 euros.
I thought it was just me that Bolt stood up! We had a connection and they cancelled two minutes away. Didn't trust waiting for another car so we walked the mile with cases. And you know what the paths/sidewalks are like in Portugal! We have both apps to mitigate one or other failing us. Then good old shanks pony if all else fails!
We were stood up a few times by Bolt, so we just started using Uber exclusively. Uber always seemed to get the job done. Our legs were our most used means of transportation and are a great fall back for us too when all else fails! :)
Pastel de nata from Belem were amazing. Will definitely make a trip back just for those ones. Like you tried them everywhere and liked a lot but loved Belem ones. Loved Lisbon.
The "pastéis" from Belém are not Pastéis de Nata, they're Pastéis de Belém. There's a reason why you loved them: they're different and unique because they have a secret recipe. They're also trademarked, that's why no one else sells them and instead the other bakeries sell a pastry that looks like a Pastel de Belém but it's a Pastel de Nata.
Thanks for the great tip Michael! We did that last time we were in Lisbon and really enjoyed the walk up to the Christo Rio statue and we ate at Ponto Final! Both were top highlights for us. I echo your recommendation!
Hi guys, just 2 things, time change is from Sat to Sun, at 2 am clocks go back to 1 am, the other thing is, in Portugal and most if not all of Europe there is no first amendment, when videoing in public beware of showing license plates, peoples faces and whatever, also it is a big no no to video cops, privacy laws here are absurd to the point that you have an expectation of privacy (anonymity) even when in public and I don't see vlogs warning Americans about it, it is a criminal offence. Nice to see you are enjoying yourselves.
Hi Walter! We did find that out after we posted the video. We were talking to a Portuguese couple who informed us about the errors of our ways. :) Wow! That is great to know. Thanks for sharing!
We felt brave trying it! Hahaha! We book our stays for 28 days and we stay in 3 different locations each time we visit the Schengen area. That always gives us a bit of a cushion, just in case we need it. Then we book a couple of months somewhere just outside the Schengen. For example this time, we were in England for just under 2 months and Portugal for just under 3. :)
Uber in the US is legalized theft...I've paid anywhere between $45 and $90 WITHOUT tip for a 25 mile (30 minutes) drive to or back from the airport. Nice Airbnb! Hoping you're not gonna get any issue ever with hosts claiming damage, so always make a video of everything when checking in.
We did got to it a few times, we just didn't video it. There were a few things we could get at Auchan that we couldn't get at Lidl and vise versa. We went to Lidl a little more because it was slightly closer. We also went to a Continente a little farther away often as well. :)
Great video! I love Lisbon and have been twice for short trips but would love to stay longer next time!
Another great video! Your hair is so cute!
Another great video with wonderful information. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your time in Lisboa.
@@ReggieRodrigues Thank you Reggie!! 💚❤️
Thanks for the video. We loved Lisbon too. Here is a suggestion for a day trip. Take the train or bus to Evora and go see the Bone Chapel. Very unique site. There is also a well preserved Roman temple that is worth seeing.
😂😂 that wine that comes in the box, we use it for cooking. A reasonable price for a nice bottle of wine I would say it's around 5 eur or up offcourse.
@@bernardopiano7153 🫣Now we know. 😂 Thanks!
Not only for cooking, you can buy Ermelinda wine in a box of 3 liters, I use it in my home, it is a good quality wine to drink. AVOID all boxes of wine that mention MADE IN EU, go only for the ones that is labeled MADE IN PORTUGAL
@Portugal2100 that's true, there are good deals in box wines, but require a bit of knowledge ;)
sino grande 1.99€ PD
Hey another good video. We’re also full time travelling & it’s been 1.5 years since we left Canada. We’ll be in Lisbon next week & can’t wait to enjoy our week there. We just spent 3 weeks in Porto. 😊
@@kdtravelwarriors Congratulations on your full time travels! We are on the first leg of our adventure so we admire that you’ve been at it for one and a half years! Enjoy your time in Lisbon! Maybe we will even meet up somewhere along the way! Safe travels. 😊
We live about 40 minutes South of Lisbon. I would recommend Cascais for a day out-it's a 30-minute train ride westwards. There are nice walks along the estuary and beaches, and the town is nice, too.
@@tinglestingles Thanks for the recommendation! We actually did make it out to Cascais and loved it! 😊
Estuary❌ Bay✅
Hi.
Just an advice I am sure you will keep in your memory forever.
Go to a "casa de fado" (fado house), where you can dine and listen to fado (without it you'll miss a lot of what is our culture).
I would recommend "Tasca do Chico" in Alfama (make sure to have a reservation).
Just don't make any noise when they are singing, because there must be absolute silence to hear fado.
Enjoy your time with us!
Another great video - it was nice for us to see some of the places we saw when we were in Lisbon - been up the elevator by your flat , sailed under the bridge , been to the statue of the redeemer and walked around that lovely square
Hope you have found somewhere by your mum’s house to get pastel de Natasha otherwise you will be having serious withdrawls !!!!
Looking forward to our day outwith you next week xxxxxx
@@petermurphy3144 We are already having serious withdrawals! ☺️❤️
You must try the pastéis de nata of "Pastelinho de Benfica". You can do it if you visit the Zoo of Lisbon (a very nice place to visit). From the zoo, it´s a 15 minute walk to Pastelinho. I'm glad you came to Óbidos. Hope you liked it. Another places that are a must: Évora (2 h by train from Lisbon); Monsaraz and Marvão (like Óbidos); Alcobaça and Batalha (monasteries); and I could keep saying places on and on and on. Cheers.
I understand being able to go on and on, there is so much beautiful to see, to do and to eat in Lisbon! 💚❤️ Thanks for the tips!
I love your energy.
@@Groover1964 Ah! Thanks!! 😊
You should buy a city tour to know the beautiful Lisboa! You will never be able to know the city without professionals taking you to the best parts of the city. Being a Portuguese living in Lisboa it's always sad to see tourists in areas that doesn't represent the city at all! Be happy 😊
You guys are putting out great videos! Thanks for sharing your experiences and motivating us to also become full time retired nomads 👍
@@tcurtisFl Thanks so much Tony!! we hope to hear about your plans as you set them in to motion.
Thankyou guys for your travel vlogs. I’m really enjoying your relaxed style and thoughtful, useful snippets.
@@SheenaPerry1923 Thank you so much Sheena!
Thanks for another great video. Really enjoy watching your videos 😊My wife and I are off on our long term travels next year. Can’t wait!
@@tonymodrono5953 Oh Tony! That’s exciting! I hope we can stay connected as you two takeoff on your own adventure!
Very brave of you to try box wine 🍷 😮
Your airbnb looks great 👍 But seems a little high for shoulder season.
Wonderful location with so much to see and do. Not to mention all the great food.😊
Thanks for the tip to watch out for the "upsells" And to ask for the prices. 💰 💸
Great job on 10k steps.
How are you managing you 90 days Shengen itinerary?
That price is high? Are you serious? We were in the Graca neighborhood in March and paid more than that for a much much smaller place! It was nice and we thought we had a great deal but this place is AMAZING for an amazing price! Maybe it's due to the high floor/no elevator.
@@jenniferpincus2011 I can understand how we can think rental /airbnb prices are cheap or a great deal.
Depending on what our base references are. You paid more for a smaller place but not on the 5th floor.
I did a search for entire homes / apartments for 2 adults during Feb and Oct adjusted the filter price to 1008€ or less. Over 25 came up for 29 days both cases.
Great video, enjoy our country
@@AlfySousa Thanks! ☺️
That's a very shady neighbourhood in Lisbon... there is not a lot of portuguese people there xD (maybe older people, yes). That neighbourhood is the one with most immigration from South East Asia and Africa, it has also a lot of homeless and junkies. Its bad, but not unsafe (Lisbon is a really safe city). If you move a couple of blocks to Campo Martires da Patria, Avenidas Novas, Etc quality of life improves dramatically. Everything is immediately more clean and organised.
If you want to explore where the Portuguese people live in Lisbon, go to the neighbourhoods go to: Alvalade, Avenida de Roma, Campo Pequeno, Encarnação etc
I'm from Sintra and I totally recommend going there as well =)
We visited Sintra and it was beautiful!
@@RetiredNomadAdventures What he said! To get a more balanced view of Lisbon you need to go to those locations. My suggestion: take the metro and go to ALVALADE (or ROMA, ALAMEDA, etc.) to see our day-to-day living. You are such a nice couple and very respectfull of other cultures. Enjoy your stay!
I just got back from Lisboa! We did a day trip to Queluz and visited the palace and gardens - it’s so beautiful! In Lisbon we went to the top of basilica de Estrella - we were there alone, great feeling, great view!
Hopefully in a few years we will go back. Thanks for sharing the air bnb - I might try this for a longer trip!
@@lana923 Sounds like a beautiful trip! 😊
I always love to have a washer and dryer when traveling, so we can go home with clean clothes and not have to pack so much! Great price on your Air B N B and feels homey.
We love having the washer and dryer also! I thought it was a great price too and we really enjoyed our stay here. :)
funny guys, that wine is normally just for cooking, not to drink ( you can but u can see 85 cents is the low end )... I am portuguese and have been seying several of your videos, keep them coming...enjoy Portugal
Now we know. Hahaha! Thank you for the kind words!
Great Airbnb--VERY popular!! Love your videos--you two may be the reason my husband has finally committed to some long term travel. Thx!
I really credit the RUclipsrs who came before us for giving us the inspiration and courage to take the leap into long term, slow travel. We are so thankful to them.
Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions we might be able to help with. :)
So good! Love watching this channel!
Thank you Sarah!!
Welcome to this beautiful country... regarding the wine, you could find really good wines around, for cooking and for drinking, Lidl doesn't have many options, really, but it is very easy to find a wider and better range of options. You could drink a very decent everyday wine for 4 or 6 euros.
@@fernmaier6842 Thanks for the great advice Fern!
I thought it was just me that Bolt stood up! We had a connection and they cancelled two minutes away. Didn't trust waiting for another car so we walked the mile with cases. And you know what the paths/sidewalks are like in Portugal! We have both apps to mitigate one or other failing us. Then good old shanks pony if all else fails!
We were stood up a few times by Bolt, so we just started using Uber exclusively. Uber always seemed to get the job done. Our legs were our most used means of transportation and are a great fall back for us too when all else fails! :)
Pastel de nata from Belem were amazing. Will definitely make a trip back just for those ones. Like you tried them everywhere and liked a lot but loved Belem ones. Loved Lisbon.
We were happy samplers of all the Pastel de natas!! :)
The "pastéis" from Belém are not Pastéis de Nata, they're Pastéis de Belém. There's a reason why you loved them: they're different and unique because they have a secret recipe. They're also trademarked, that's why no one else sells them and instead the other bakeries sell a pastry that looks like a Pastel de Belém but it's a Pastel de Nata.
my bedtime routine is looking through google news :x
That is part of Rick's morning routine as well. It does help a bit to keep us informed locally. Thanks for the tip! :)
I enjoy your videos. You should take the ferry to the other side of the river to Almada. It is a fun, quick trip.
Thanks for the great tip Michael! We did that last time we were in Lisbon and really enjoyed the walk up to the Christo Rio statue and we ate at Ponto Final! Both were top highlights for us. I echo your recommendation!
Hi guys, just 2 things, time change is from Sat to Sun, at 2 am clocks go back to 1 am, the other thing is, in Portugal and most if not all of Europe there is no first amendment, when videoing in public beware of showing license plates, peoples faces and whatever, also it is a big no no to video cops, privacy laws here are absurd to the point that you have an expectation of privacy (anonymity) even when in public and I don't see vlogs warning Americans about it, it is a criminal offence. Nice to see you are enjoying yourselves.
Yeah! privacy laws are absurd, as is the proibition of having a gun, isn't it ? Why don't you stay in your contry with your underfull laws ?
Hi Walter! We did find that out after we posted the video. We were talking to a Portuguese couple who informed us about the errors of our ways. :) Wow! That is great to know. Thanks for sharing!
In Portugal the hour changes from Saturday to Sunday and Not as you said!
We urgently need to know Porto as Lisbon is quantity but Porto is *quality*….ok? Good stay in Portugal for both!
If the quality is measured by your stupidity, Porto for sure doesn't have quality.
We felt brave trying it! Hahaha!
We book our stays for 28 days and we stay in 3 different locations each time we visit the Schengen area. That always gives us a bit of a cushion, just in case we need it. Then we book a couple of months somewhere just outside the Schengen. For example this time, we were in England for just under 2 months and Portugal for just under 3. :)
how do you go about researching what the sights are and things to do/see - like P Street and was it G Street?
You tube is a great source and so is Instagram, Google, Chat GPT and even TikTok. Hope that helps! :)
The area where you're staying is called Arroios.
Thanks! We were really struggling to figure that out. :)
Uber in the US is legalized theft...I've paid anywhere between $45 and $90 WITHOUT tip for a 25 mile (30 minutes) drive to or back from the airport. Nice Airbnb! Hoping you're not gonna get any issue ever with hosts claiming damage, so always make a video of everything when checking in.
The hosts were great and we had no issues at all. :) Thanks for the videoing tip!
you didn't check out the market?? lidl is german, auchan is french, they're different but both sell spanish goods
We did got to it a few times, we just didn't video it. There were a few things we could get at Auchan that we couldn't get at Lidl and vise versa. We went to Lidl a little more because it was slightly closer. We also went to a Continente a little farther away often as well. :)
Most airbnbs in Lisbon do checkin by computer. If problem no one is around. You were lucky.
We were indeed very lucky, our hosts were wonderful!
Love the place and the price is terrific. You both look like you’re having a wonderful time. Enjoy!
@@TS-ct8it Thanks so much! We thought it was a really great price too! 😊
Don't forget that you are in the old part of Lisbon. More degradated than almost all the other parts in town.
Thate wine in a box it is not good!
@@manuelpedrosantos4030 We can confirm that! 😂
@@RetiredNomadAdventures We use it to cook. 😀