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Plane or Train or Bus, which is better?

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After your lovely stay here in Lisbon, there are various ways to move onto the next destination. If it's not too far away, choosing trains over flights might be better way to save time in winter. Due to heavy mist, sometimes flights get delayed or canceled. Besides, when you go to the airport, you have to get there early and after getting off the plane, waiting for your luggage comes out can take some time. By using taxify app, it costs about five euros to get to the airport from my house. And to Rossio train station or  Santa Apolónia train station , the fare is usually between 3 to 5 euros. Oriente train station is kind of far but costs you less than 10 euros. Not bad, right? Rossio Train Station Traveling by train, it's smart to make a reservation way ahead. Sometimes the fare costs twice as much if you book too late. As far as I know bus fares don't change whether you book ahead or not. However, it's always good to plan ahead and ...
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Lisbon metro, the fastest way to get around.

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Heading downtown, I always walk. It's an easy walk as my house is not all the way up on the hill. However, coming back, I usually take the metro. There are many buses but the subway is the fastest way to get home.  It usually runs from 6:30 to 1 a.m. but the schedule may change.  So if you want to go out at night and head back home-away-home late, then click  here  to make sure when the last train is.  It's a blessing to ride an escalator after a long day of walking.  Even after strolling through the nooks and crannies of Lisbon hills, you may want to use an elevator instead of stairs, especially with bad knees. Some metro stations in Lisbon do have elevators and escalators. Before lugging a heavy bag or babystroller, please plan ahead and check the wheelchair signs on the metro map first. As you can see, all the metro stations on the RED LINE have elevator access.  It's either at the end or in t...
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the last king of Portugal, Mauel II

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My husband used to introduce books on TV. He reads voraciously and so do I. I am especially fond of old and rare books. Seeing the auction of rare books by Mauel II got me thinking who this man was. The last king of Portugal, that was all I knew. So I wanted to follow upon his life. King Mauel II By Agencia Geral de Gravura de Lisboa https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=17770370 Born in the Belem palace, he was the last son of Carlos I and the last queen of Portugal Amélia. outside of the Belem palace After his father and brother got assassinated on Commerce Square, he ascended the throne in 1908. Visiting Paris in 1909, he fell for an actress, Gaby Desly and continued his love affair until she moved to New York in 1911. Gaby Desly The king married his second cousin Princess Augusta Victoria in 1913 but his wife wasn't the last queen of Portugal. He got thrown out of the throne due to the Republican revolution in 1910. So when he go...
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