We all did the tour to Porto. The weather was very warm in Portugal as we were close to the Mediterranian, yes! The bus dropped us off near some shops where we got pastel de nata, the famous custard tart. It did not disappoint. I would add that the tart crust is croissant-like. I was expecting more of a pastry crust. At this point daughter L and her husband decided to tour the other side of Porto as they had been there before. The bus took us to see the busy train station then we walked this
steep path down to the Douro river. There we had some delicious sardines and fish cakes at a cafe. Then it was time to rush back to the bus.
In retrospect, husband M and I really liked Porto.
To be continued.
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| Douro river |
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| sardines |
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| fish cakes |
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| pastel de nata |
21 comments:
Una bella visita.Ciao
Oh wow! I'm so glad you got to enjoy all that. We've been to Portugal, but I don't remember trying those delicacies.
The fish cakes look quite interesting.
Another great day. 😊❤️
I want to have those sardines
Oh, it looks like a wonderful time. Except I don't like sardines.
Portugal is high on my list, so I loved reading this post. Have a great day!
Lovely day!
It looks gorgeous. I do fancy Portugal and so does he. :-D
Mmm, lovely and such tempting food! It seems like an amazing trip!
Great trip!
What scenic places you visited, Christine. Spectacular!
I'm loving the pictures.
I am enjoying your cruise posts.
I was fortunate to visit Portugal some years ago now, a lovely country to visit.
All the best Jan
Es un bello lugar que tambien quisiera conocer. Te mando un beso.
An adventure!
Ohhh these are great photos. The food looks amazing too.
Wonderful! Part of the joy of traveling is trying the local food. Looks like a great trip and I am enjoying traveling along with you. Thanks Christine :)
Thank you for sharing, nice traveling with you,kinda.
You guys saw a lot of great places. Not sure about the sardines, but I'm on board with the pastel de nata's; YUM!
You are definitely making me hungry.
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