“Moliceiro” are traditional portuguese river boats. And yes, portuguese venice is a complete exaggeration lol, it’s just a small coastal town. I was born in this district btw. and… i looove your channel ❤I learn so much ❤
There is also Pułtusk, the Venice of Mazovia Poland and it's nowhere near as cool as the real thing but they have missive gondolas. I've been at The Venetian last week and can confirm that their gondolas are really tiny. :)
'I have been there?' Me too. ...😊 - Maybe the romans to a certain extend harvested salt there back then to sell it in Rome as 'atlantic speciality' already? Making salt in salt pans close to the shores is quite common closer to Rome along the med coast at a lot of locations as well, like in Roquetas de Mar, Santa Pola (hosting so many beautyfull Flamingos all year long) in Spain for instance. (And the italian med coast shouldn't be short of such places either?) ('Salinas de Santa Pola' of course has pictures - most of the time we go south in the region I choose to pass by to see the red salts and the birds, not taking the boring highway through the hinterland.) (CAMPER PARK El Pinet under dutch ownership would be in closest proximity for overnighters making the european tour by mobile home.) Conservative is? Using the same unchanged yellow pencil for years - we appreciate that😊!
I've been there. I'm from Spain and the Atlantic water in Portuguese and north Spanish coast is freezing even in summertime.
I just love the way you pronounce the portuguese words. I can tell I've been learnt with you about my country. You're awesome.
From watching your videos on Portugal, I am travelling there next weekend. Thank you for the inspiration. Greetings from Ireland.
“Moliceiro” are traditional portuguese river boats.
And yes, portuguese venice is a complete exaggeration lol, it’s just a small coastal town. I was born in this district btw.
and… i looove your channel ❤I learn so much ❤
Nice Aveiro ❤
In portuguese: " Belo trabalho, um abração" 🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️
There is also Pułtusk, the Venice of Mazovia Poland and it's nowhere near as cool as the real thing but they have missive gondolas. I've been at The Venetian last week and can confirm that their gondolas are really tiny. :)
Thank you🦋
'I have been there?' Me too. ...😊 - Maybe the romans to a certain extend harvested salt there back then to sell it in Rome as 'atlantic speciality' already? Making salt in salt pans close to the shores is quite common closer to Rome along the med coast at a lot of locations as well, like in Roquetas de Mar, Santa Pola (hosting so many beautyfull Flamingos all year long) in Spain for instance. (And the italian med coast shouldn't be short of such places either?)
('Salinas de Santa Pola' of course has pictures - most of the time we go south in the region I choose to pass by to see the red salts and the birds, not taking the boring highway through the hinterland.) (CAMPER PARK El Pinet under dutch ownership would be in closest proximity for overnighters making the european tour by mobile home.)
Conservative is? Using the same unchanged yellow pencil for years - we appreciate that😊!
Hang on in there!
I've been there 😊
Lucky you! I hope I go there someday.