Comendo e Dormindo

  Plenty of good food options in Portugal, particularly for fish and shellfish. Menus in top restaurants are on par Continue reading →

Manueline Style

Manueline architectural style combines Moorish, Renaissance and Gothic elements. The style developed during the reign of Manuel I of Portugal. Continue reading →

Lisbon

One of Europe’s most visually striking capitals, Lisbon‘s appeal is more than the friendliness of the locals and her laid Continue reading →

Sintra

Sintra was famously referred to as a “glorious Eden” by Lord Byron. One of the oldest hillside town in Portugal, Sintra Continue reading →

Porto

My first time to this side of the Iberian Peninsula – and first stop is Portugal’s second city, Porto. Porto Continue reading →

Spis og sov

Danish for “Eat and Sleep“. Copenhagen has a food scene that is among the world’s most distinct and innovative. And Continue reading →

Hej Hej

“Bye Bye” to good looking Copenhagen – linked to the famed Danish design, the cobbled bicycle-friendly streets, the sherbet-hued town Continue reading →

Copenhagen

It was March 2008 when I last visited Copenhagen.  It was a city I felt very comfortable and relaxed in. Now Continue reading →