My favorite part of traveling is honestly the food and drinks. Food makes me happy, and some drinks do too! Below is my list of where we ate on our trip to Málaga, all offering gluten-free options—some are even fully… Continue Reading →
Time for another adventure! One of the main reasons we chose to move to Portugal was so we could easily travel throughout Europe so we are always trying to find cool trips that we can take that are affordable. We… Continue Reading →
Welcome back to my series on my first trip back to America since moving abroad! As I mentioned in my earlier post, I planned my visit to coincide with one of my cousin’s weddings so that I could catch up… Continue Reading →
Returning to the U.S. after living abroad felt strange—like I was experiencing culture shock in a place I’d called home for 35 years. Is that even possible? It was difficult to explain, but many things that used to be normal… Continue Reading →
It had been almost 2 years since we moved to Portugal. I missed my Grandma and the rest of my family and decided I should go back for a visit. I also wanted to go through some of the stuff… Continue Reading →
Ayamonte is a small town at the border of Spain and Portugal. The 2 countries are separated by the Guadiana River. You can either drive across the bridge that connects them or take a short ferry from Vila Real de… Continue Reading →
The Algarve has long been a popular summer vacation spot for Europeans and is quickly growing in popularity among Americans, and for good reason. The weather is beautiful, there are gorgeous beaches and lots to do. Whether it is nature… Continue Reading →
Setúbal is a city about 40 minutes away from Lisbon. It was the main center of the fishing industry in the early 20th century and was a very industrial city. They also produce Moscatel wine there. It is not as… Continue Reading →
This is a list of all the places I went to eat and drink during my short trip to Porto. Everything was moderately to low price, we didn’t go to anywhere that was fancy this trip. Everything listed has gluten… Continue Reading →
When we started looking at places to live in Portugal, I really liked the idea of Porto. A big city with lots to do, an artsy vibe, but still seemed affordable. The downside was the weather. It gets rainy and… Continue Reading →
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