Córdoba is a small quaint city in between Seville and Granada in the south of Spain. It’s usually a day trip for most tourist passing through the area. Glad we were able to stay a few more days to get to know it better. It has a lot of layers during it’s long history, much […]
The Plaza de España was built for the Expo of 1929. Today, the central government departments are located here. Many locals use this open area and the neighbouring Maria Luisa Park for running, biking and boot camp classes. Sevilla residents really enjoy their evening runs. Given the cooler temperature at night, they often exercise pass […]
At the start of this journey, we set out to take photographs of world monuments and landscapes. However, our photos together will often be selfies. We are lucky to meet up with our wedding photographers and friends Chris + Lynn to capture our forever young and in love moments. Celebrating our anniversary today and so […]
A view with a drinks is always the way to go. 3€ gives you lift access and includes a beer or glass of wine. We recommend you go in the evening to watch the sun go down and see a 360 view of Seville. Around and underneath the structure there are many bars & restaurants […]
The Palacio Real or Royal Palace is the largest and certainly one of the most impressive palaces in Europe. Locals young and old flock the parks around the palace grounds to hang with friends. The Plaza Mayor, a grand arcaded square in the center of Madrid. During the middle ages the site was just a market […]
The original can be found in Luneta Park in Manila (also known as Rizal Park). It would be the equivilant of the Statue of Liberty to Pinoys. José Protasio Rizal > Doctor, Activist, Poet, Journalist (1861 – 1896). A national hero who called for peaceful reform of Spain’s colonial rule in the Philippines. We are […]
We took a day trip outside of Lisbon to see Cascais, Cabo da Roca & Sintra. Cabo da Roca is the most westernly point of Europe. Beautiful visits to all three location.
Lisbon is a great city for seafood. So close to the Atlantic. Their sardinhas are awesome with many regional types of sardines. The boutique provide great photos with all the colours. Pastel de Nata (Portuguese egg tarts) are like macarons to France. There is one original shop Pastéis de Belém, they make very good Portuguese egg […]
We usually try to join a walking tour the day after we land. This gives us a brief history of the city and an idea of surrounding neighbourhoods to visit. We joined Sandemans New Europe walking tour for Lisbon. It’s a free tour and just have to pay gratuity to the guide. We also […]
Love is forever, love locks are NOT! Be weary of a person that pronounces their love from Pont des Arts, the City of Paris takes them down average every 6 months. The bridge railings are not designed to withstand the weight and eventually starts to breakdown. And if you think love doesn’t cost a thing, a street vendor […]