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| Every Metro station has different tile arts, it was amazing. |
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| I can't remember the name but the filling tasted something like tuna with spinach. It was at this restaurant that we took a ride with the waiter back to our guest house, which was actually just 10 minute walk away. When dropping us off, in his english-portuguese slang, he said, "Good night girls! Enjoy your stay, take care & don't take any rides from strangers". Which we just did (sebab dia handsome. Teruk.) |
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| Lisbon (or Lisboa) is Portugal's capital, also the largest city. |
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The streets in Lisbon are 99% very steep and made of slippery cobble stone.
Aku tak faham. |
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| Tile-arts are EVERYWHERE, i was happy. There's even a tile museum but we didn't go. |
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| We didn't get to join any walking tours in Lisbon so we took the bus instead. This is Belem. |
Portugal was actually the main idea of the trip. It was Mili who suggested the place and while i was searching for flight tickets, i saw most of the flights' transit is in Amsterdam and since previously Mili insisted we HAVE to go to Amsterdam (it was in my bucket list too, i think i blogged about it here, somewhere) so i decided, Why not. It was an odd journey starting with Amsterdam-Lisbon-Porto-Amsterdam-Paris-Amsterdam. Trip orang kaya (yang miskin).
We didn't stay long in Lisbon, arrived on Aug 31 2014 and on Sept 2 we took the train to Porto.
Trip duration: 28 Aug - 7 Sept 2014
