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Portugal is filled with such beautiful and diverse regions. Urban locales, such as Lisbon, are offset by picturesque areas, such as the wine country in the Douro Valley. No matter where you head in the country, it seems as though one thing is woven throughout. Beautiful Portuguese tiles adorn houses, churches, and monuments. They make the structures so beautiful as you will see, and they may even inspire some palettes and
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Are you familiar with sake? I wasn’t until a few months ago, but I am having so much fun crafting drinks with it (see one here!). Sake is a drink that has made its way to the US from Japan, which I think fits perfectly with my travel theme! Take a peek at this fun cocktail recipe, which is a twist on the classic of sangria.
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I love travel! I think that’s pretty obvious if you read my blog, right? Ha! And – as an over 40 gal – it’s really important for me to take care of my skin, especially when I’m on the go and out of my regular routine. So, whether you are searching for a skincare routine (I suggest this one!) or already have one in place, here are a few tips for how to take care of your skin while traveling.
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I’ve had the pleasure of traveling to many cities, and I have to admit that London is one of my favorites! It also has a pretty viable nightlife, which I hope to experience more thoroughly someday. But – for you night owls headed there – I have a guest post on all this lovely city has to offer.
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Valentine’s Day is almost upon us, and if you’re in a relationship, you know what that means! Gifts, date nights, cards…it can all be a little bit stressful, especially if you are saving up for a big trip. So, if both of you enjoy roaming the globe, here are a few Valentine’s Day date night ideas that cost little or no money at all.
Wow. Nice patterns. Are you sure they are Portuguese based? I see similar patterns here in PH.
There is a lot of Moorish influence in Portugal, so some of the patterns are inspired by those times. I know that Portugal is a mix of different things for sure! <3
How gorgeous are these pictures!!! I loved azulejos art when I visited Lisbon. Loved some inside the Pasteis de Belem shop in Belem. I had not seen those of yellow and green combined. Gorgeous!!!
These are absolutely gorgeous. I have this weird thing where when I see tiles like this it always reminds me of Chili’s tables. I guess I spent too much time in that restaurant when I was little. But they do look beautiful.
Ha! I totally see what you are saying with the tables!