Portuguese wine is known for its tradition and identity and it is drunk all over the World. Despite its small size, Portugal ranks 6th in the world as a wine producer country. Portugal may have more autochthonous castes than any other country – well over 200. Among the most known grape varieties, there are Touriga …
What to see in Viseu
Viseu Dão Lafões Viseu is located in the center of Portugal and is a charming city, elected several times as the best city to live in Portugal! With 2500 years of history, the city will surprise you with its beautiful monuments! The city is known as the city of Viriato, “cidade jardim” (garden city) and …
Edinburgh – what to see and do
My trip to Scotland didn’t start the best way. After an amazing week with my family in London, I went to the airport to wait for my flight to Edinburg. The I was presented with an amazing weather in Scotland and I was really curious to discover the city and to see where J.K. Rowling …
Siem Reap and Angkor Wat – Cambodia
Cambodia Basic Information Capital: Phnom Penh Currency: Riel, but they also use USD Official language: Khmer (the largest alphabet in the world with 74 characters) Religion: Buddhism Electrical plug: type A, C and G Visa: required Best time to visit: November to March Cambodia practical information VISA and documents: A tourist Visa will allow visitors …
Resources to learn French
After taking classes for three years in school, it has been a while since I started to learn French again Here are my favourite resources to learn the language of Molière! Resources for practising your listening skills Listening to French people can be a difficult challenge! Not only they will speak fast but the french …
Belgrade – 50 things to see and do
Why Belgrade should be your next travel Destination! (All photos taken by me) 1- Visit the Church and Temple of Saint Sava The Temple of Saint Sava is the largest Serbian Orthodox church, and by it’s volume, the largest Orthodox church in the world. 2- Watch the sunset in Kalamegdan fortress Where Sava and Danube rivers meet! …
Making the most of your work trip – my tips
Enjoying a work trip can be a balance between fulfilling your professional responsibilities and making the most of your time away from home! Here are some tips to help you make the most of your work trip: Plan ahead Do a bit of search of the city where you are heading too: search for the …
Belgrade diaries – Kalamegdan fortress
Belgrade Fortress is one of the world’s oldest and most unique fortresses. Although today the fortress is a favorite tourist spot, it was once a place of bloody encounters and wars, since every great historical European force has fortified the fortress at least once. History says that more than six million people died …
Belgrade diaries – Zemun
If you want to relax in Belgrade and get away from the center Zemun is the right place! Millennium tower Millenium tower was built in 1896, within the oldest preserved fortification from the 14th century, at the hill of Gardoš, right over the right bank of the Danube. This is the place where the remnants of the settlements can …
Belgrade diaries – Bajrakli Mosque
Belgrado tem muitas igrejas ortodoxas lindíssimas tais como o templo e a Igreja de Saint Sava que podem ver aqui e a Igreja de St. Mark’s que podem ver aqui. Porém, entre guias e mapas turísticos, sites e blogs sobre a Sérvia e Belgrado descobri a mesquita Bajrakli – a única presente na cidade e por sinal bastante antiga. Nunca tinha entrado numa mesquita portanto não demorei muito tempo até ir …