Sintra, Portugal
Mary Murphy
August 17, 2026
A few years back, when staying in the lovely Ericeira, we popped over to Sintra to see Pena Palace. I don’t remember much of the
A few years back, when staying in the lovely Ericeira, we popped over to Sintra to see Pena Palace. I don’t remember much of the
I didn’t choose to go to Lisbon for my birthday this year; it chose me. Our good friend GP was flying in from the States
On a day trip from Ponte de Lima, we headed towards the coast to check out some seaside towns. On our way, we stopped on
Himself has been raving about Portugal’s oldest chartered town ever since he came back from the Camino – and that wasn’t today or yesterday. So,
The road from Seville to Granada is a long one, especially if your point of origin is Burgau, in the Algarve. We’d already experienced driving
Back in 2001, when I had a feeling that my time in the USA might be coming to a close, I took a road trip
I’m married to my kindle. I never leave home without it. I know, I know. For years I banged on about never, ever going electronic
Over coffee the other day, I was asked how many holidays I’d taken so far this year. I had to stop and think. Not to
Whoever said that size doesn’t matter has never been a victim of the one-size-fits-all dress design. They’ve never been driven to the brink of distraction
Back when people moved into their first home when they got married, wedding presents weren’t an issue. A toaster. A half-dozen wine glasses. A casserole
