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ahhh o desejo de ter uma tuna que me acompanhe numa declaração de amor

In my hone town, the students music... ❤ saudade!

Really, a British woman complains about Portugal? The shamefull behavour of the brits in Algarve is disgusting, always drunk, naked on the street, vomiting, simulate sex and somethimes doing it in front of childrens. And lots of fights and distrucion of propraties special the futball holligans...

Only 7? Any average portuguese person has a much longer list of things they don't like about Portugal. Numbers 2, 5, 6 and 7 are included in their lists, that's for sure. Btw, Coimbra is not Northern Portugal, it's right smack in the centre. 😉

How long have you been in Coimbra? There are so many more, even better restaurants. Not that some of your suggestions aren't worth, but... some are the run-of-the-mill touristy bait. Things were better a couple year ago too regarding restaurants... With the influx tourists standards dropped a bit tbf. If you want a semblance of proper sushi, go visit Ishi. Not to mention Ma, but that's an experience, not a meal. For an Italian experience, Italianino. Mia Bella is also a prized pizza place. If you're feeling more rustic and just want to eat a damn nice pizza, on the out skirts you've got A Variante. And for crying out loud, you've got to try a proper tasco, "Churrasqueira da Cidreira". For a bit more instagramable quality dishes or the "leitão", you've got Santos And do yourself a favor, on lazy weekend, go visit Afonso in Tentúgal and have some roasted chorizo with fresh/cottage cheese and corn bread freshly made. And if you expand your options to include the triangle between Fig. da Foz and Aveiro, then the offer explodes. Follow Gastropiço, he gives some cool advises. A bit from all over the country, but he also speaks about the area.

This made me laugh 😂 I am from the north of Portugal, Porto specifically. If I didn't go out in the rain, I'd stay inside for 8 months in a year, Porto is a hell of a lot rainier than the UK (I lived there). We go outside of course. We are just careful.

The calçada is just the worst. It made sense in the XVIII century not in the XXI century.

So sad lady nathing good to say about take that and be appy🎉

The Curvee Bread and Oilves used to be free or very cheap, only in the 90s become a paid commodity, butter, pates and specially cheese has allways been paid for.

You are going to discover a lot more that you don't like, especially if you usually drive in Portuguese roads, from the small ones to "motorways", Portuguese have a tendency to drive like they only have rights and absolutely no duties towards others, that's one, and there are many more.

I had no idea that in Britain people get things for free... Nothing is for free here in Portugal, even more at a restaurant.

Go away.

All true! Even for us, Portuguese, all those issues are very challenging. Cheers, from Lisbon. :)))))))))))))))))))

I´m 100% Portuguese and am extremely proud of my nationality, nevertheless I am not blinded by it. On the forest fires issue, I believe it´s intimately connected with the high levels of corruption that are prevalent in Portugal. How else can we explain the year upon year repeat of the same crimes without consequence? Year upon year, we invest more resources to fight these crimes, but with very little to show for it. Point nº 8: CORRUPTION!

I'm Portuguese and I also agree with all your points. I personally suffer with the dogs everyday because the street I live in has many houses with dogs barking on the terraces all day and , believe it or not, there's even 1 lady that has more than 30 dogs!!! Cheers

I feel like you would stay in your country 😂😂😂what about that

yeah could be better but those are small complains so .................

As Portuguese I agree with all, the British live in a community, if you want to escape it, should moved out of the Algarve region

I would be terrified to wear heels in half the cities in Europe, haha. I would break my ankle.

You know me and fooooooood!!!

I love walking along the river Dee with the dogs.

It’s also a very dog friendly city 🎉

Hi Amy, I have a general question - as a travel blogger have you found traffic diminishing as AI search results become more prominent?

Amazing! Don't know how you have done this so quickly xxx

Best day ever!❤

wow

What a beaut!

nice place

I want a dog so bad 😢

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I think he loves you ❤

So cool!

We thoroughly enjoyed watching the scenery of Chester. England, my friend! The city's beauty was truly mesmerizing and captivating. Thank you for sharing this amazing experience with us!

Enjoyed your video. Took me back to the days when I worked at North West Bank (formerly North West Securities) by the side of the canal. Chester is quite a compact city, so it was easy for me to take a stroll in the park or city centre at lunchtime. Also one of the more delightful shopping experiences. And of course, Harkers every Friday after work. Fond memories.

Twenty minutes? York City centre is less than five minutes away from the station, and I’m a slow walker these days.

Thanks for sharing

Beautiful

LOL this is so so so me.

I need to just move to Portugal.

HAHAH, I live for this spooky sort of stuff. I would absolutely go here.

Bro looks like Caseoh lil brother

I've always wanted to visit Chester!

😂NARRRRRRRRRRRR

Tem ligação com Harry Potter? Brincadeira a parte, é boa música.

Love the guy on the Ticket Counter!🤣 Did anyone else notice Amy’s Monty Python reference? Or was it just me? 🤣🤣🤣

The plague doctor!

There’s a lot of medicine through time, it’s all in there! Haha

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Love Portugal. Love Coimbra!! I'll be back... Soon!

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