Thank you all for watching and those gracious enough to inform us the drone is at the bottom of the Tagus River. Although we're guessing the drone doesn't care what body of water it rests at the bottom of, lol.
I'm Brazilian, and I love Lisbon. The best time to be in Lisbon is in June. I'll travel to Lisbon next month, and only this year it'll be my second time there.
Ohh the famous pink street that was not pink until a couple years ago, is not about sailors and stuff. Actually the neighborhood used to have bars that were more dark and alternative, and lots of prostitutes, strip clubs, and bordels. Younger people partied in Santos or in bairro alto. But 10 years ago the closing hours of bairro alto shifted from all night, to only 2 am ( the people who living there complaint about the noise) because of this people starting moving down to cais Sodré where some people frequented the more alternative music bars and clubs, and so it started getting hype, so it became the new center of Lisbon nightlife, so they decided to paint that street pink because of it, to attract it as a new zone, and also because it's a no car street, and also to convey the alternative lifestyle often present. Tik tok and influencer later made it famous, but for the Portuguese it was only a street painted pink. The umbrellas were put there after it became famous to replicate what happens in another city in Portugal.
We in Portugal once had a hidden secret: the Pasteis De Nata. But nowadays the rest of the world knows about them. COOL!!! No irony. I am.glad the world is discovering Portugal's little treasures. We used to be unknown and overlooked to the wider world. I love when foreigners discover and fall inlove with my little country.
The Portuguese, fresh, non genetically altered flour they use to make the deliticable custard pies to be devoured morning, noon, and night are sooo worth it alone!
Guys.... just a tip. We went in September of 2022. Train and bus is the wrong combination when the weather is good. The best way is train from Lisbon and then Tuk Tuk up to the palaces and back. The reason is that there are usually more passengers than the bus can hold for each trip; therefore, you are likely to wait an additional 45 mins to get on the next bus if you are back in the que waiting for the bus. That's 45 minutes of quality exploration time lost to waiting. Also, Tuk Tuk was 5 Euros and buses were more expensive. We walked from Pena Palace to Castle of the Moors which was the right call as it was much faster. Not sure if you didn't get to climb Castle of the Moors because the views from the walls are stunning! Of course on a rainy foggy day, that may not be the case. It was one of my favorite parts of my trip to Portugal. We recorded over 22,000 steps that day on our Apple Watches. Get to Obidos and the boardwalk along the cliffs near Lagos in the Algarve if you can as both are also amazing.
@@luisad.albergaria3197 oh fair. I understood that you were saying that Portugal is a rainy country in general. But actually it rains very little compared to the rest of Europe. Sorry about that
Guys you deserve a like just for saying “Bom dia”!How ever for the footage,the drone is in Tejo(Tagus)river and not in the Atlantic Ocean…😂best regards Obrigado
Tapas is a spanish word. The closest portuguese analogue is Petiscos. If in Portugal you have a place called Tapas that is a tourist trap. Any place called Tapas i Portugal will nener give you the authentic portuguese food experience. That doesnt mean the food there will be bad, i bet it will taste really good because that's what we do here in Portugal, we are world class in making great food,.be it traditional or neuvelle cuisine or imitation of foreign dishes. We are that good. The one thing that is impossible to fake is our wines, they are great, even the cheap ones.
Hey, portuguese person here. Glad you had a nice time and found Lisbon charming. I don't quite know what your general target audience is, but I'd guess this video is targeted to those who haven't visited Lisbon yet. Taking that into account, it would've been nice if you had presented more detailed information about the places you visited. For example, that Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira date to the XIX century and are examples of romanticism in portuguese architecture or that the city center of Lisbon was largely rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake. You could have mentioned that wine has a long history in the country and is deeply ingrained in the culture (as is cork), or gone into more detail when describing the pastel de nata. Maybe you could have said something about tapas being a spanish food, and how that links to Lisbon being a capital and, because of that, somewhere where you can easily find food from different cultures, or for different diets. This is all generic information easily found online that you could have added as text on screen, for example. If that's not your thing at all, than maybe getting more detailed, steady shots could've filled in the hole? The video is just filling a bit lackluster and, at least as I see it, fails to communicate the charm that made you rate Lisbon as a 9/10. You seem to have had quite a few issues with the flights, baggage and camera/drone, and that is bound to throw people off their game, but I do hope in the future you are able to center yourselves, think through your shots and try to make the final product have a bit more oumph with the editing.
Why did you not hire a Portuguese since you are talking about Portugal, maybe knowing Portuguese people would have been more logical? If you are really interested of knowing about the country and its history, the Portuguese were pretty much involved in it. Just a thought.
I live in Lisbon and never went to the pink road, and hate the decadence of Bairro Alto... You are very nice guys, liked you're sense of humor, but you only went to tourist traps!
Bairro Alto was always decadent, that's the entire point. All major cities have their decadent spots, that's where all the greatest artists and thinkers came from. You are right in that they only went to tourist traps, sadly.
Funny how americans travel to visit portugal and then they just go to tapas places (Spain) and starbucks (America). Don’t come to Lisbon if you want to know the country, obviously and like many other capital cities, Lisbon is the most turist-driven city in the country, you always feel like you're somewhere else. If you drive 30 minutes north or in any other direction, I'm sure portugal starts to feels a little bit more interesting and unique. Not a patriot, just really hate it when non-informed people thinks it is ok to speak some stupid shit online just because they have a cellphone and money to travel. You’re always welcome to never come again, but if you do, try to visit portugal and not lisbon.
Hi guys, I'm watching your channel for the first time, your trip to Lisbon is very interesting...I want to ask you where the Portuguese natives are, the guy from the Tuk Tok is not Portuguese, he looks like an Indian, I see a lot of blacks, Indians, Asian Pakistanis...where The Portuguese are where
Can't blame the people living in these high tourist areas for mooning you. That's what happens when massive numbers of tourists invade a tiny country like Portugal.
I must have missed something. I did not like Portugal at all. I lived there for a while. I couldn't figure out the people. They pretended to be nice, but I could see right through their fake smiles. It's my least favorite European country. I'm glad your luggage arrived.
O senhor devia mudar de discurso, já é cansativo de ler sempre a mesma coisa em todos os canais do TH-cam, quando as pessoas falam de Portugal,não gosta paciência,vá dar uma volta
![Is Lisbon worth the HYPE? [72 Hours in Lisbon, Portugal]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SImm2It4WbY/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you all for watching and those gracious enough to inform us the drone is at the bottom of the Tagus River. Although we're guessing the drone doesn't care what body of water it rests at the bottom of, lol.
21:05 - That's not the Atlantic Ocean, it's the Tagus River. 😉
Tejo
@@fronterag40 - Eu não estava a responder em português, pois não?
@@fronterag40 Deves dizer rio Seine ou Rio Thames ... enfim!
@@fronterag40 puto vai tratar esse ego ferido.
I'm Brazilian, and I love Lisbon. The best time to be in Lisbon is in June. I'll travel to Lisbon next month, and only this year it'll be my second time there.
Ohh the famous pink street that was not pink until a couple years ago, is not about sailors and stuff.
Actually the neighborhood used to have bars that were more dark and alternative, and lots of prostitutes, strip clubs, and bordels. Younger people partied in Santos or in bairro alto. But 10 years ago the closing hours of bairro alto shifted from all night, to only 2 am ( the people who living there complaint about the noise) because of this people starting moving down to cais Sodré where some people frequented the more alternative music bars and clubs, and so it started getting hype, so it became the new center of Lisbon nightlife, so they decided to paint that street pink because of it, to attract it as a new zone, and also because it's a no car street, and also to convey the alternative lifestyle often present. Tik tok and influencer later made it famous, but for the Portuguese it was only a street painted pink. The umbrellas were put there after it became famous to replicate what happens in another city in Portugal.
An underrated channel. Good job with the video.
We in Portugal once had a hidden secret: the Pasteis De Nata. But nowadays the rest of the world knows about them. COOL!!! No irony. I am.glad the world is discovering Portugal's little treasures. We used to be unknown and overlooked to the wider world. I love when foreigners discover and fall inlove with my little country.
I had lots of fun watching your video. Great work!!
Travel advice: Stay no less than 7 days in the greater Lisbon area. There's a lot to see.
The Portuguese, fresh, non genetically altered flour they use to make the deliticable custard pies to be devoured morning, noon, and night are sooo worth it alone!
Guys.... just a tip. We went in September of 2022. Train and bus is the wrong combination when the weather is good. The best way is train from Lisbon and then Tuk Tuk up to the palaces and back. The reason is that there are usually more passengers than the bus can hold for each trip; therefore, you are likely to wait an additional 45 mins to get on the next bus if you are back in the que waiting for the bus. That's 45 minutes of quality exploration time lost to waiting. Also, Tuk Tuk was 5 Euros and buses were more expensive. We walked from Pena Palace to Castle of the Moors which was the right call as it was much faster.
Not sure if you didn't get to climb Castle of the Moors because the views from the walls are stunning! Of course on a rainy foggy day, that may not be the case. It was one of my favorite parts of my trip to Portugal. We recorded over 22,000 steps that day on our Apple Watches. Get to Obidos and the boardwalk along the cliffs near Lagos in the Algarve if you can as both are also amazing.
That tuck tuck dude is definitely not Portuguese 😂😂😂
@@antoniodasilva1230 probably from Marrakech.
And he is very welcome, knows more than some locals I know.
If he is naturalized then he is portuguese. Cope.
@carlossaraiva8213 Exactly.
@@carlossaraiva8213 and still not pue blood vote for chega and Trump
Hy, guys, Portuguese here.
Loved your video, welcome to my beautiful and rainy country.
Just subscribed.
Since when is Portugal considered a rainy country?
@andrefcluz because they've been here a couple of days ago and it's actually raining.
@@luisad.albergaria3197 oh fair. I understood that you were saying that Portugal is a rainy country in general. But actually it rains very little compared to the rest of Europe. Sorry about that
@andrefcluz you're welcome.
We're are you from?
I live in central north Portugal, in Satao, near Viseu.
@@luisad.albergaria3197 Alentejo, a viver em Lisboa. Já estive aí perto, essa zona é linda!
Guys you deserve a like just for saying “Bom dia”!How ever for the footage,the drone is in Tejo(Tagus)river and not in the Atlantic Ocean…😂best regards
Obrigado
your drone is in the bottom of the Tagus river, not the ocean.
Tapas is a spanish word. The closest portuguese analogue is Petiscos. If in Portugal you have a place called Tapas that is a tourist trap. Any place called Tapas i Portugal will nener give you the authentic portuguese food experience. That doesnt mean the food there will be bad, i bet it will taste really good because that's what we do here in Portugal, we are world class in making great food,.be it traditional or neuvelle cuisine or imitation of foreign dishes. We are that good. The one thing that is impossible to fake is our wines, they are great, even the cheap ones.
Hey, portuguese person here. Glad you had a nice time and found Lisbon charming.
I don't quite know what your general target audience is, but I'd guess this video is targeted to those who haven't visited Lisbon yet. Taking that into account, it would've been nice if you had presented more detailed information about the places you visited.
For example, that Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira date to the XIX century and are examples of romanticism in portuguese architecture or that the city center of Lisbon was largely rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake. You could have mentioned that wine has a long history in the country and is deeply ingrained in the culture (as is cork), or gone into more detail when describing the pastel de nata. Maybe you could have said something about tapas being a spanish food, and how that links to Lisbon being a capital and, because of that, somewhere where you can easily find food from different cultures, or for different diets.
This is all generic information easily found online that you could have added as text on screen, for example. If that's not your thing at all, than maybe getting more detailed, steady shots could've filled in the hole? The video is just filling a bit lackluster and, at least as I see it, fails to communicate the charm that made you rate Lisbon as a 9/10.
You seem to have had quite a few issues with the flights, baggage and camera/drone, and that is bound to throw people off their game, but I do hope in the future you are able to center yourselves, think through your shots and try to make the final product have a bit more oumph with the editing.
i LIVE in Lisbon! I´m portuguese.
And you only went to the tourist places... Try to adventure to the rest of the country and you will love it...!
Lisbons 4 centuries older than Rome its the oldest capital in Europe behind Athens hype or no hype Lisbons an ancient historical city
8 min / 9 min. I hope the Indian tuk tuk driver really knows the history he told you 😂
You should try to find a local guide... Just saying...
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Bring back the Crystal wave counter!
Why did you not hire a Portuguese since you are talking about Portugal, maybe knowing Portuguese people would have been more logical? If you are really interested of knowing about the country and its history, the Portuguese were pretty much involved in it.
Just a thought.
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I live in Lisbon and never went to the pink road, and hate the decadence of Bairro Alto... You are very nice guys, liked you're sense of humor, but you only went to tourist traps!
Bairro Alto was always decadent, that's the entire point. All major cities have their decadent spots, that's where all the greatest artists and thinkers came from. You are right in that they only went to tourist traps, sadly.
The Pink Street is cool,.especially at night.
Funny how americans travel to visit portugal and then they just go to tapas places (Spain) and starbucks (America). Don’t come to Lisbon if you want to know the country, obviously and like many other capital cities, Lisbon is the most turist-driven city in the country, you always feel like you're somewhere else. If you drive 30 minutes north or in any other direction, I'm sure portugal starts to feels a little bit more interesting and unique. Not a patriot, just really hate it when non-informed people thinks it is ok to speak some stupid shit online just because they have a cellphone and money to travel. You’re always welcome to never come again, but if you do, try to visit portugal and not lisbon.
Hi guys, I'm watching your channel for the first time, your trip to Lisbon is very interesting...I want to ask you where the Portuguese natives are, the guy from the Tuk Tok is not Portuguese, he looks like an Indian, I see a lot of blacks, Indians, Asian Pakistanis...where The Portuguese are where
Can't blame the people living in these high tourist areas for mooning you. That's what happens when massive numbers of tourists invade a tiny country like Portugal.
Clueless tourists!
Its not worth it guys. dont come here
He didnt lost any luggage.. he is just inventing story to do drama
Prove it.
I must have missed something. I did not like Portugal at all. I lived there for a while. I couldn't figure out the people. They pretended to be nice, but I could see right through their fake smiles. It's my least favorite European country.
I'm glad your luggage arrived.
Good. Don´t come back!
Glad you left, we didn't like you, neither.
O senhor devia mudar de discurso, já é cansativo de ler sempre a mesma coisa em todos os canais do TH-cam, quando as pessoas falam de Portugal,não gosta paciência,vá dar uma volta
@@saragomes6242 Adeus e um queijo, siga pra Bingo.
No one pretends, over here. That's American thing. They clearly were not pretending they liked you... clearly, did not like you.