hashtags #8: The Day I Went to Chernobyl
# On the next 26th April it marks 35 years since the nuclear disaster of Chernobyl happened in Ukraine. It is considered the worst nuclear accident in history, both in […]
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Sakura in Tokyo: Cherry Blossom Trees Festival
As spring approaches, cherry blossoms’ bloom and Japan is, no doubt, the place to be and to celebrate sakura, the enchanted time of renewal and hope, beauty and new life. […]
food for thought #10
Fado is the musical genre that people most associate with Portugal and especially Lisbon. However, let me tell you, it doesn´t mean everyone here listens to Fado. When I was […]
hashtags #7: Sintra for Valentine’s Day
# Many foreigners consider Lisbon a romantic city. However, locals (like me) would pick Sintra as probably the most appropriate destination for the Valentine’s day celebrations. # Located about 30km […]
Food for Thought #9
Hélène Vogelsinger is one of those artists, I must admit, I don’t know I discovered. But I’m truly grateful to the algorithm that took me to her music and unique […]
Food for Thought #8
Have a Nice Life is one of those bands I don’t know I discovered… it was probably thanks to the spotify algorithm, anyway it was a great discovery: currently, I´m […]
locals #3: Sápmi by Monica
Locals is a new series here at PedroL where I invite a local to share some of his/her recommendations on his/her city, ideally not the touristy ones but what is, […]
On the Road: One Day in Vila do Conde
One of the best things about living longer in a city is the chance to discover it on a deeper level. It happened when I lived in Porto, I had […]
Food for Thought #7
Japan is a fascinating country, with a rich and unique culture, and one of the most impactful travels was when I visited Tokyo 3 years ago (you can see some […]
Lisbon Stories #2: How the Windows turned into an Art Project
When one travels it’s normal to detect little details about a city that, even the locals, haven’t noticed or, at least, didn’t care that much about. It happens to me […]
