10 Best Day Trips from Lisbon, Portugal

... and you bearly scratch the surface 😉

When you saying all these names correctly - honey flows in my ears! Jon your Portuguese getting better and better!

Ever been tô Sacavém? Overlooked by many. The almost-lisbon bairro to come. Beatiful chapel, river, monostary and church. You will buy a house right there and never want to return to Saldanha again. Bulletproof secret Tip!

Good compact video. Now in Dinamrca! Are not you going back to Lisbon?

Olá Joen! Vocês já foram a Elvas? É a cidade mais fortificada da Europa! Têm o Forte de Nossa Senhora da Graça, Forte de Santa Luzia,
Aqueduto da Amoreira, Castelo de Elvas, e muitos museus. A cidade no centro histórico é um encanto com ruas e praças lindas.

Great video. Some stunning places I definitely need to add to my must see list 👌👍

Near Lisbon Budda Éden Garden, just amazing, in Oeiras the Parque dos Poetas, the MATT in Lisbon, Museu dos Coches in Belém the new and the old one .

Next weekend or tuesday you should go to Torres Vedras to check out the most traditional carnival of Portugal!

bom trabalho, merece subscrição ✔

Amelia was so amenable in this video.

What is the meaning behind ' what's up my boys ' I follow you guy's and another you tube site the also says that at the beginning of there videos.

You should make a tour of that Copenhagen apartment, seems so nice! Love the golden telescope :)

Hi ! I am so excited because I booked a ticket to Portugal in August for a 16days trip , this is my second time to Portugal , can't wait to go there !

you guys have to go to cascais

@STAY CLASSY VLOG you should come to Coimbra! It's a really nice place in between Lisbon and Porto and you can visit it in less then a day ;-)

Quinta de regaleira is pronounced in Brazilian Portuguese lol from google Translate. Bing gives u options in either dialect cheers!

Nicely done Joen. The alentejo is my favorite region of all. I think the poorest historically. Comporta is fabulous but look out going to be developed soon. Ouch. Thanks for this.

I agree with the choices you made of interesting places here in Portugal but why don't you make a video about your own city and country? it would be nice for us,portuguese,to see a bit or your home town....

You guys are in Denmark? It's been 20+ degrees in Portugal all week. ☀️ 🏖 🏄‍♂️
Please don't bring the Danish weather back with you... 😂

Excellent video . Thank you guy's

Amazing video! Perfect

Who dare to dislike this video? Which planet you come from?What's wrong with some people?That's any amazing information about Portugal!Thank you for this video and please continue doing what you doing because is beautiful thing spreading positive vibe and is free for us and hard working for you 2!Much love 🍻

You are getting experts in Portugal, but you are missing the classes about the north, Braga, Viana, Aveiro, Guimarães ali the Minho and Tras-os-Montes regions. That way You will not get your PhD... Well, well, you decide now if you want to be good students or not...

These places are beautiful. But the most beautiful place is Estádio da Luz, Benfica eheheh

As always a very good video..If you like beaches you have to go to Figueirinha beach near Serra da Arrabida...and to go Obidos when they have the Medieval festival at the end of July. Peace🙂

I was wondering if you guys could do an Evaluation of the PORTUGAL Stance in the Eurovision Contest for Portugal.

Amazing places. On this video today.

if you ever go back to Évora let me know and I'll show beautiful yet less turisty things of my hometown. Did you know that the entire city center underground is made of tunnels that where used to move around from and to the (still) hightest point of the town - the cathedral- when the city was surrounded by enemies? Part of it can be seen in some places

You need to go to the north and centre of portugal, search for “ aldeias do xisto”, “peneda geres” , monsnto close to castelo branco and porto covo in alentejo.
If u need for conctact me ;) enjoy!

how about the Algarve (South of Portugal) ?

you look good the keto worked

OMG... you just mentioned the closest spots, but indeed a very nice guide. One thing you might consider during spring/summer is Peniche. It's around 1h from Lisbon and the cliffs, coast and surroundings are pretty and you can see the small islands close to the coast. But the best is to buy a ticket and go to Berlengas islands... nature is almost untouched over there and you get a very nice path towards the "Forte de São João Batista". Check on it ;-). I think you are allowed to go there on boat from May through September. I was there last summer for the first time and I was stunned! We even had dolphins side by side with the boat along the course :D

Your photography make me want to come to come to Portugal right away. I love nature too...

Go to Obidos in November. Not too many tourists...

The water on Ribeiro de Cavalo has that turquoise colour because of the limestone deposits coming from the quarry next to the beach. It might look great looking at it from a photo, but if you open your eyes inside the water it's milky white. I was born and raised in Sesimbra, and the beach used to be completely deserted. I used to camp there when I was a teen with my friends. In the last 10 years, the beach has been "discovered" and it's always packed (it's not really a secret beach), and usually with some litter. Besides, it's a bit dangerous for so many people to be there because the cliffs are very unstable. It has became a Paradise Lost, but at least I have the memories of my youth:)

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Love your videos. And you both are lovely.

Is there anywhere on the mainland to find alcatra? It’s one of my favourite azorean dishes. I plan on going this summer. I love your videos

Como Joen está tão bêbado e tão sozinho neste video?? xD

Wow. I'm astonishingly amazed by your excellent remarks you made here. I was searching for an article to write a piece about the "XIV CENTURY bairros de Lisboa" and was surprised by your video. And Let me tell you that I am not only extremely surprised, yes, but also about the quality of the information. I'm Portuguese and you described all the sites, the beaches and landscapes,and all the scenery with such passion to the details to minor things as if you already live here forever and makes me wander if you're not a native by the form and way you described my country. It seems as a documentary or an exhibit for a magazine or TV presentation as an outlook to a tourist review.i don't know if you're a professional of some kind of expert in this area but if you ain't you have done a great job and it's one of the few that isn't showing the great attractions or major mainstream sites and it focus not in the tourism industry and routine but instead SHOWS with so much quality on a emotional kind of way leading us to the more humame and your inner feelings connecting you to the land. In summary when I talk about quality its not at image level but the discretion is very realistic true sincere with passion as you're living it. so I just want to congratulate and thank you very much for the excellent presentation. And I'm sorry for all the silly mumbling also pardon me for the syntax grammar and spelling mistakes and apologise for the boredom of all said.

very good video, but now start going to no tourist places you will be amazed.
best of luck, became three,it is about time

Great film love the shots and interesting places . I also live here and film the city

Isn't parking in Lisbon a nightmare?
I'm visiting for a week very soon and looked at hiring a car but parking prices are horrendous.
Decided I'd use the train instead.

Great tips, I took notes! Can you please recommend which of these (or other Lisbon day trips) are best in December when it might be cold and possibly rainy? Or point me to other videos on the topics. Thank you so much!

Which wine hotel did you stay in please?

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