Yeah man. I wanted to go north to Porto and Douro valley but things started changing with covid rules so I simplified the tripI enjoyed that.
Well shot and edited.
Was there something you wanted to do that you didn't get a chance to?
About to slide to Paris next month
About to slide to Paris next month

San Sebastian in the North of Spain is my favorite city in Europe. Make sure you visit.i went to Paris, London and Amsterdam a few years ago.
i fell in love with Paris in 3 days.
i want to see Spain, Portugal and the Mediterranean islands.
OP living his best life. Take notes brehs.
I've never been to Portugal. I've been to Spain and people there were telling me Portugal is underrated.
. Spent some time there in 2016 and came back in 2019, and in those 3 years I realy felt the difference gentrification made. A good amount of locals had to move out because of the rent prices going up and airbnb taking over (I was already seeing "fukk Airbnb" graffitis in 2016). Old local bars being replaced by trendy brunch spots and whatnot, losing part of its charm and uniqueness unfortunately. Still absoluetly worth discovering obviously.honestly might be my second fav european city
everythign dirt cheap, easy to get around, black folks

Ironically Portugal was extremely underrated for years, then it became West Europe's go-to place in the early-mid 10s for partying and artists. I actually fukked up because I had an opportunity to do an internship there in like 2010 but didnt go. Spent some time there in 2016 and came back in 2019, and in those 3 years I realy felt the difference gentrification made. A good amount of locals had to move out because of the rent prices going up and airbnb taking over (I was already seeing "fukk Airbnb" graffitis in 2016). Old local bars being replaced by trendy brunch spots and whatnot, losing part of its charm and uniqueness unfortunately. Still absoluetly worth discovering obviously.
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London breh
Even though its expensive, there is no city in the world like london.![]()
Ironically Portugal was extremely underrated for years, then it became West Europe's go-to place in the early-mid 10s for partying and artists. I actually fukked up because I had an opportunity to do an internship there in like 2010 but didnt go. Spent some time there in 2016 and came back in 2019, and in those 3 years I realy felt the difference gentrification made. A good amount of locals had to move out because of the rent prices going up and airbnb taking over (I was already seeing "fukk Airbnb" graffitis in 2016). Old local bars being replaced by trendy brunch spots and whatnot, losing part of its charm and uniqueness unfortunately. Still absoluetly worth discovering obviously.
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I need to go back one day, only went once ages ago and for like only 3 days

I ate like a king in lisbon, im talking about big ol meals for like 7 euros. I'd prob be morbidly obese if I lived in lisbon.
I remember when I did the african tour and dude brought us to this cape verdean hole in the hole for like 5 euros the amount of food I got was insane.
@CashmereThoughts I know you were eating good as well
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Do you know any portuguese ? Were you able to move around ok without it ?
