As a young couple, moving between countries and business clients as one moves between hot chocolate choices, was looking for a place to live in Lisbon, there were several priorities which they felt should be met: spatious, light-filled, not too complex or technically challenging to change/renovate, and something which felt just right for both of them and their child. Now, something
"A peak European summer translates to crowds taking advantage of warmer weather and, of course, higher prices," Katy Nastro, travel expert at Going, told Travel + Leisure. "Shoulder seasons, though, are a magic time when you can experience the region's splendor with fewer people, temperate weather, and less sticker shock regarding costs."
Good to see Taylor Hinds on from the start; she's less, er, combative than Katie McCabe but seems to have more zip about her at the moment. Kyra Cooney-Cross in midfield will please a lot of fans who want a bit more oomph in that department. Delighted to see Lotte Wubben-Moy back in, of course; but it only underscores the fact that Leah Williamson is still very much out and very much missed.
The city of Lisbon, Portugal, ranked as the happiest destination in the world for travelers, according to a study from BookRetreats, which offers packaged wellness vacations. That was thanks to its more than 2,800 hours of annual sunshine, expansive green spaces, and healthy restaurants throughout. "Walkability is another of Lisbon's mood-boosters," company wrote in its study. "The city is compact and easy to navigate on foot, with panoramic viewpoints that reward slow exploration."
But when people visit and ask me for advice on what to see, do, and eat, I'm more than happy to share my personal recommendations (seriously, slide me a DM, and I'll share my private Google doc with you). There is, however, one travel tip I think everyone plotting a vacation here needs to know. And that is you should never-ever-skip a sunset.
The video opens on two men, seated near a fountain, who discover-or are perhaps chosen by-a pair of floating fanny packs. The accessories, which appear to glow and sparkle, are filled with stickers that read "muy bien," or "very good." As the two frolic around Lisbon, practically effervescing with good cheer and a desire to connect with others, they facilitate a diverse and joyful group of people who gather in a court.
Lisbon has rapidly grown as one of the most inventive foodie hotspots in Europe, with popular restaurants like Prado, 100 Maneiras, and Belcanto paving the way since 2017.
