Freelance #TravelWriter & Editor from #Portugal. Also an art enthusiast and craft beer lover 🍻 | 📌 Between Madeira & Lisbon
Lisbon, Portugal
Joined August 2015
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If you can make it to #Portugal this year, here are some of the best castles and fortified cities worth visiting that I shared with @fodorstravel. Which one would you like to capture?fodors.com/world/europe/port… @visitportugal
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Any fans of Street Art around here?
Braga has some beautiful places that are worth seeking out.
#visitportoandnorth #visitbraga #streetart thenomadicvegan.com/braga-st…
Even if you're not a kid, it's totally acceptable to watch these travel movies. Paddington is one of my favorites on this list 🐻
Time for a movie marathon. cntrvlr.co/eblLhXH
Currently brewing my first beer, now I just need to drink 50 bottles to fill up later😅#homebrewing P.S. Would love to hear any advice from fellow brewers!
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If you want to learn European #Portuguese, my friend and language fanatic just started hosting online classes 🙌 Something to keep you busy while you can't visit Portugal!
Starting today, I'll be giving European Portuguese lessons on iTalki as a professional teacher (italki.com/teacher/7476022) 😊 if you'd love to improve your pronunciation, work on fluency or give your writing a boost, I'll be waiting for you there! 💛
I'm enjoying seeing artists' take on lockdown. This one is a short animation by a Portuguese media studio about the life of a teenager during quarantine vimeo.com/419726126?fbclid=I… #quaranteen
A taste of #Portugal in Prague. Spent the weekend baking these delicious pastéis de nata following a recipe from the @devourtours cookbook.
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Fans of the Prague metro, this week I wrote a story about the #retrometro hashtag, its inspirations, and something about the metro and memory. Plus lots of photos. Please give it a look here:
markbakerprague.com/time-tra…
Film directors have always been in love with #Lisbon's light. These shots of the Portuguese Nun look stunning, adding this one to my watching list ♥️
Apart from being a historical city, #Lisbon is also very cinematographic. As travelling is not advised, I will highlight a few films that were set in the city. It will feel like you're visiting. “The Portuguese Nun” directed by Eugène Green (2009) Enjoy! bit.ly/2Zxt6xd
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Did a tour of #Alentejo last year and Mértola was one of my favorite spots! I had to hop on two buses to get there, but definitely worth it 🧡
Now we can venture a little further, I finally got to visit a few nearby places in the #Alentejo I've wanted to see for ages, and wow it's a beautiful part of #Portugal 🇵🇹
Let me introduce you to Moura and Mertola 👇
ALT A narrow white washed street with cobbles and plenty of bright green plants in terracotta pots winds down to reveal a yellow clock tower at the end of the street
ALT Purple flowers frame a river, where a castle and old fortified wall surrounds a white washed village
I've always been an advocate of #onlinelearning, but it seems like these last few months everyone has had to adapt to this new world. Out of these I would recommend #LinkedIn Learning for writing and marketing and #Skillshare for your creative endeavors.
From language classes to online training courses, these are the best online courses to take in 2020. trib.al/4LV86Hm
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“Lisbon is a city of seven hills, and, without map or guidebook, I trip down cobblestone streets to a series of squares, each with a symmetry and splendor that reflect the next, like facets of a single, late-18th-century jewel.” #longreads bit.ly/3gifyeN
This week I wrote about my decision to move to #Prague and ended up making this collage of Charles Bridge and #Lisbon's hills. You can read more about my experience in both cities here: cityodes.com/lisbon-vs-pragu…
I can't believe it's already been 4 years since I last visited #Wroclaw. Definitely one of my favorite cities in Poland.
💭 One for your list of daydream destinations…
The vibrant city of Wroclaw is packed full of cosy cafes, pastel-coloured townhouses and even a quirky gnome trail!
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#PolandAtHome
#MondayMotivation
Storefronts are one of the first things I notice when I visit a different city. I know many businesses have shut down during this period, but I think projects like this help keep these businesses alive for a tiny bit longer ♥️
Gabi Lamontagne’s higgledy-piggledy watercolours are a delightful ode to New York's bodegas > bit.ly/3g1Txku
Probably one of my most memorable trips in #Portugal was to the #Azores. Beyond beaches, our country is blessed with wonderful nature spots that are often overlooked like Serra do Gerês, Montesinho and Ria Formosa. @visitportugal
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My journey in #Prague began with beer. While Pilsner gets all the fame, I was eager to try the local #craftbeer. If you can find them near you, I recommend Zichovec and Raven. Meanwhile, here's a sneak peek of my first beer tasting in Prague: cityodes.com/craft-beer-tast… @VisitCZ
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Independent cinemas are still a big thing in #Prague, and this is the time to support them. In the midst of corona, a new cinema managed to open up and I can't wait to visit it!
This new arthouse cinema decked out with armchairs and a full bar is set to open in Prague's Žižkov district next week: bit.ly/3bQUIQm #Prague #PragueCinema #Czech #Czechia #CzechRepublic #Zizkov #Pritomnost
It's not just the Algarve, #Portugal has many other beaches that are worth visiting, but I have to admit these ones are pretty magic💙
Is it just us or do you also miss going to the #beach? bit.ly/3cWC9vC While that doesn't happen, here's some #Algarve #beaches for you to add to your #travel #plans #CantSkipHope #Nature #portugal
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How to visit #Lisbon without leaving home bit.ly/3g5pJDx via @IndyTravel
A sun-licked city on #Portugal’s Atlantic coast, it’s little wonder that Lisbon has long tempted visitors into a weekend getaway... #history, #culture and lived-in beauty at almost every turn.
