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Quote: The Palacio da Pena, Pena Palace, is a kitschy, eccentric monstrosity that is well worth an explore. It is not really within walking distance from the centre of town. Do not let that put you off visiting it… Read More
Quote: The Sé (cathedral) does not look like much in photographs. It looks small, crammed in by all the houses around it, jolted by the trams rattling by on the corner. It is certainly nowhere near as ornate as many of… Read More
Quote: Considering the seminal importance of the sea to the Portuguese, it is singularly appropriate that the centerpiece attraction of Lisbon’s Park of Nations (the old Expo ’98 site) is this marvelous aquarium, the… Read More
Quote: It's hardly off the beaten track, but I always enjoy a couple of hours at the Castelo de Sao Jorge for its fantastic photo opportunities over Lisbon and the chance to scare myself witless peering over the castle… Read More
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Quote: A mere train ride away from Lisbon, the historic town of Sintra really should be a must-see for visitors to Portugal. Its steep tree-cloaked peaks and valleys are dotted with castles, palaces and mansions,… Read More
Quote: Lisbon’s Musee Calouste Gulbenkian is a great place for a whistle-stop tour of great art. Gulbenkian was an Armenian oil baron who donated his art collection to the city of Lisbon after his death in 1955. The… Read More
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Quote: Set on a sunny, beautiful coastline just southwest of Lisbon, Belem is considered the "heart and soul" of Portugal and is closely tied to its navigation age. I first visited the Mosteiro dos Jeronimos,… Read More
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