Thank you, k m, for your lovely comment! We loved walking around these beautiful areas of Lisbon, and loved Alfama! This is such a great place to wander around and get lost in amongst all those amazing buildings and fascinating history!
I loved your video about my hometown Lisbon. I strong agree with you when you say Miradouro da Senhora do Monte is Lisbon best viewpoint. You should try the cream tarts, called "pasteis de nata" or "pasteis de Belém". Cheers
Thank you, Luis - we're so pleased you enjoyed this video, as we had such a great time making it. Lisbon is stunning and we spent 10 days walking everywhere. We actually walked to Belém and back, and tried the delicious original pasteis de Belém... and yes, we made a video about that great day :))
Thanks for that, Jen, as we wondered what that building was. We had such a great day wandering around this beautiful part of Lisbon. It's always lovely to hear from viewers - thank you for watching, and for taking the time to comment :)
Lisboa is a favorite of ours for sure and we were so looking forward to spending more time there in our adventures. Great video, you showed us so many sites we've never seen! Those little "buns" looked so yummy! You two definitely deserved that wine after all that walking up and done those hilly streets! Thank you so much for the tour!
@Two Creative Travelers Lisboa certainly is a beautiful city with so many gteat sights to see. This walking tour was so much fun and provided some great exercise as well! Thank you for watching and for your kind comments :))
We're happy you enjoyed the video. We've learnt it's so important to carry snacks - every time we haven't, there's not been anywhere to buy food! ~ Mandy
Still empty ! Let’s see how 2021 goes. Miradouro da Graça is beautiful I love to see all the roofs and I love these narrow streets leading to great places. Pão de Deus means bread of God. Lee the sommelier 😀. See you around !
Hello Janet! The toilets mentioned were €0.50, so probably wouldn't take US quarters. One major tip I can give you is to look out for supermarkets, as in Portugal they tend to have free toilets at the front of the store. Exceptions have been at the Lidl in Sete Rios train station, and the Pingo Doce in the centre of Caldas da Rainha, as neither of those stores had public toilets! ~ Mandy
@@FrugalTravellers Thank you for the information! I am going to exchange my dollars for euros at the local bank before I go to Lisbon. Do they give a roll of quarters (euros)?
@@janetf3377 We've found that banks and money exchange places only have notes, not coins, of foreign currency. Make sure you ask for some small denomination notes, to be able to easily change them for coins in Lisbon. An important thing to note is that only the US uses the word quarter in reference to a coin... it's just euros and cents in Portugal, ie 25 cents. Wishing you a great time in Portugal! ~ Mandy 😁😀
Hi D.o.c. I can't remember... surely we mentioned it in the video? If not, I apologise for our omission and would recommend you check the Lux Express website as we travelled with them in the Baltic states.... and I hope you enjoy their unlimited free coffee 😁😀
Lee here. I think it was about 12 hours if I remember correctly. Take the overnight one to save on accommodation and arrive in Tallinn nice and early in the morning. 😃
@@FrugalTravellers it's because lux are showing no journeys so I cant get accurate times and i know you guys did it. But I'm wondering if a flight from Vilnius to tallin might be better .
@D.o.c McSHUFFLEs I just checked the ticket. We left Vilnius at 10:50pm and arrived in Tallinn at 6:55am. As I'm sure you've gathered by now, we always choose to travel overland rather than fly, but understand not everyone has the time or inclination to spend a night on a bus :)
@@FrugalTravellers here's my dilemma. I have 4 days to do Vilnius and Tallinn . I've done both before but I'll be going back for 4 days .my main issue is the UK flight If I fly from Liverpool I'll park there fly to Vilnius. Then I'd happily do an over night bus to tallin saves me accomodation one night. However the flight back is from Vilnius also as there are no flights to Liverpool from tallin . I have to fly from tallin to London . But my car is at Liverpool airport . So unless I can get a decent train from stanstead to Liverpool airport I'm up shit creak. So I'll need to do Liverpool Vilnius , Vilnius to tallin , tallin back to Vilnius and vlinus back of Liverpool all within 4 days
I'm sory the Sé or Catedral is in romanic style, that round big window it's topical of the romanic. Jerónimos is a portuguese version of late the gótico, called Manuelino, from D. Manuel the king of the biggest discoverys, like the way to India(1498) by sea and Brasil(1500).
Thank you very much for the correction! We really appreciate it when locals watch our videos and let us know the correct information with their local knowledge! We saw Jerónimos in our Walking to Belém video... that was another great day out in Lisbon. Manuelino architecture is so impressive! - Mandy
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I'm rewatching some of your old Lisbon vlogs :)
Excellent! We certainly saw a lot during our time there... everywhere will be a lot busier now 😀🤗
Pão de Deus,you eat with butter and cheese 🧀 😋 👍🏻
Really?!? I can understand the butter but am trying to work out which cheese you'd use? ~ Mandy
I luv Alfama 💗. Thanks for sharing the video beautiful people.
Thank you, k m, for your lovely comment! We loved walking around these beautiful areas of Lisbon, and loved Alfama! This is such a great place to wander around and get lost in amongst all those amazing buildings and fascinating history!
@@FrugalTravellers I'm glad you enjoyed it. I did as well!!
I'll return once the EU travel restrictions are lifted.
Be well and keep enjoying life.
km
@k m Thank you, and the same to you :)
I loved your video about my hometown Lisbon. I strong agree with you when you say Miradouro da Senhora do Monte is Lisbon best viewpoint. You should try the cream tarts, called "pasteis de nata" or "pasteis de Belém". Cheers
Thank you, Luis - we're so pleased you enjoyed this video, as we had such a great time making it. Lisbon is stunning and we spent 10 days walking everywhere. We actually walked to Belém and back, and tried the delicious original pasteis de Belém... and yes, we made a video about that great day :))
Stunning videos you guys.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment, Caterina! It's always wonderful to get such positive feedback, and we really appreciate it! ~ Mandy
Olá, another really great video. BTW, that terminal by the water is actually a cruise ship terminal. That is why it was completely empty.
Thanks for that, Jen, as we wondered what that building was. We had such a great day wandering around this beautiful part of Lisbon. It's always lovely to hear from viewers - thank you for watching, and for taking the time to comment :)
love the walk - it looks wonderful the streets, so narrow!
Thank you. It was wonderful wandering the streets of Alfama... it was all so pretty!
Love you guys just discovered your channel
That's so lovely, Jenny - thank you! We're so pleased to hear that you enjoy our videos 🙏😁😀
Lisboa is a favorite of ours for sure and we were so looking forward to spending more time there in our adventures. Great video, you showed us so many sites we've never seen! Those little "buns" looked so yummy! You two definitely deserved that wine after all that walking up and done those hilly streets! Thank you so much for the tour!
@Two Creative Travelers Lisboa certainly is a beautiful city with so many gteat sights to see. This walking tour was so much fun and provided some great exercise as well! Thank you for watching and for your kind comments :))
The River calls Tejo in Portugal. In Spain he calls Tagus.
Thank you! This explains why on our map app it has both names. 😃 ~ Lee
Good tip. Last time I made an Eurotrip I was starving coz I didn't take snacks with me.
We're happy you enjoyed the video. We've learnt it's so important to carry snacks - every time we haven't, there's not been anywhere to buy food! ~ Mandy
@@FrugalTravellers and your snacks loik pretty good 😁
They were delicious 😁😃 ~ Mandy
Still empty ! Let’s see how 2021 goes. Miradouro da Graça is beautiful I love to see all the roofs and I love these narrow streets leading to great places. Pão de Deus means bread of God. Lee the sommelier 😀. See you around !
Thank you, Nadelina! Yes, it was so quiet, but so beautiful. Lisbon is a lovely city and we thoroughly enjoyed this walk 😁😀
When you mentioned the toilets were 50 cents, do they take US quarters? My biggest worry are the bathrooms because I have an over active bladder.
Hello Janet! The toilets mentioned were €0.50, so probably wouldn't take US quarters. One major tip I can give you is to look out for supermarkets, as in Portugal they tend to have free toilets at the front of the store. Exceptions have been at the Lidl in Sete Rios train station, and the Pingo Doce in the centre of Caldas da Rainha, as neither of those stores had public toilets! ~ Mandy
@@FrugalTravellers Thank you for the information! I am going to exchange my dollars for euros at the local bank before I go to Lisbon. Do they give a roll of quarters (euros)?
@@janetf3377 We've found that banks and money exchange places only have notes, not coins, of foreign currency. Make sure you ask for some small denomination notes, to be able to easily change them for coins in Lisbon.
An important thing to note is that only the US uses the word quarter in reference to a coin... it's just euros and cents in Portugal, ie 25 cents.
Wishing you a great time in Portugal! ~ Mandy 😁😀
HI Guys
How long is the bus from vilnius to tallin?
Hi D.o.c. I can't remember... surely we mentioned it in the video? If not, I apologise for our omission and would recommend you check the Lux Express website as we travelled with them in the Baltic states.... and I hope you enjoy their unlimited free coffee 😁😀
Lee here. I think it was about 12 hours if I remember correctly. Take the overnight one to save on accommodation and arrive in Tallinn nice and early in the morning. 😃
@@FrugalTravellers it's because lux are showing no journeys so I cant get accurate times and i know you guys did it. But I'm wondering if a flight from Vilnius to tallin might be better .
@D.o.c McSHUFFLEs I just checked the ticket. We left Vilnius at 10:50pm and arrived in Tallinn at 6:55am. As I'm sure you've gathered by now, we always choose to travel overland rather than fly, but understand not everyone has the time or inclination to spend a night on a bus :)
@@FrugalTravellers here's my dilemma. I have 4 days to do Vilnius and Tallinn . I've done both before but I'll be going back for 4 days .my main issue is the UK flight
If I fly from Liverpool I'll park there fly to Vilnius.
Then I'd happily do an over night bus to tallin saves me accomodation one night.
However the flight back is from Vilnius also as there are no flights to Liverpool from tallin .
I have to fly from tallin to London .
But my car is at Liverpool airport .
So unless I can get a decent train from stanstead to Liverpool airport I'm up shit creak.
So I'll need to do Liverpool Vilnius , Vilnius to tallin , tallin back to Vilnius and vlinus back of Liverpool all within 4 days
I'm sory the Sé or Catedral is in romanic style, that round big window it's topical of the romanic. Jerónimos is a portuguese version of late the gótico, called Manuelino, from D. Manuel the king of the biggest discoverys, like the way to India(1498) by sea and Brasil(1500).
Thank you very much for the correction! We really appreciate it when locals watch our videos and let us know the correct information with their local knowledge! We saw Jerónimos in our Walking to Belém video... that was another great day out in Lisbon. Manuelino architecture is so impressive! - Mandy
How long does it take for the walk in this video ?
I'm sure we mention it in the video. Just remember that everyone walks at a different pace. ~ Mandy