Tomar, Portugal Food Crawl đŸ‡”đŸ‡č | Tascas, Indian Flavors & Knights Templar Secrets

May 27, 2026 Leave a comment

Join Brent in Tomar, Portugal for an unforgettable adventure blending food, history, and culture. This food crawl takes you from a traditional Portuguese tasca to an unexpected stop for modern Indian cuisine—plus firewater in your coffee and a standout vegetarian meal you won’t forget.

Beyond the food, Brent explores a massive local market before stepping back in time at the legendary castle and convent built by the Knights Templar. From bold flavors to medieval mysteries, this episode has it all.

đŸœïž Traditional & modern eats

☕ Unique local coffee experience

🏰 Knights Templar history & architecture

đŸ›ïž Bustling Portuguese market vibes

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A Cake That Looks Like Bread?! 🍰 Discover Tomar’s Sweetest Surprises

May 20, 2026 Leave a comment

Join Brent in Tomar, Portugal for a delicious journey through one of the country’s most historic towns. From pastries that look like slices of bread to a sweet treat that asks for a “quick kiss,” this foodie adventure is full of surprises.

Along the way, Brent explores Tomar’s rich past—visiting the legacy of the Knights Templar, a quirky matchbox museum, the historic Jewish Quarter, and a cultural center preserving ancient traditions. Plus, don’t miss the stunning lemon tart at a French bakery with a view of the castle.

Come hungry and curious—Tomar has stories (and sweets) you won’t forget.

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Portugal Vacation Itinerary

April 30, 2026 Leave a comment

Portugal, about the size of Indiana, is surprisingly diverse. From the stunning vineyards in the north to the grandeur of Lisbon to the beaches and resorts of the Algarve, there’s something for everyone.

With this vacation guide, I’ve taken my favorite spots in this country I’ve called home and created a flexible itinerary for your trip. It’s built around an 8 day trip (2 in Porto, 1 in Coimbra, 4 in Lisbon (with day trips), and 1 in The Algarve). But, it’s also flexible. There are an additional 7 day trips from Porto, Coimbra, and Lisbon that will allow you to extend your trip to 15 days. Or, you can swap out a day trip for one of your days in another
city.

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Lisbon’s Best Kept Secret? Inside Alcñntara’s Food, Views & Culture

February 4, 2026 Leave a comment

Discover Alcñntara, one of Lisbon’s most underrated and least touristy neighborhoods. In this video, Brent explores the local side of the city—far from the crowded viewpoints and packed trams—to show you why Alcñntara deserves a spot on your Lisbon itinerary.

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Lisbon’s Secret Tram Museum: Vintage Rides, Old Carriages & Amazing History

January 7, 2026 Leave a comment

Discover one of Lisbon’s most underrated hidden gems — the Lisbon Tram Museum (Museu da Carris). Join Brent as he steps inside historic tram depots, explores beautifully restored vintage trams, and even gets behind the controls to pretend to be a tram driver!

You’ll learn surprising facts about Lisbon’s iconic yellow trams — including how the very first trams were pulled by horses! How did these old carriages managed Lisbon’s steep hills? Brent hops on and off multiple trams, checks out a classic double-decker bus, and shares fun bits of history along the way.

If you love travel, vintage transportation, or discovering overlooked spots in Lisbon, this is a must-watch.

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The Best International Food in Portugal đŸ‡”đŸ‡č | Brazil, Angola, Cape Verde + Must-Try Spots!

December 10, 2025 Leave a comment

Discover Portugal’s most surprising and diverse food experiences! đŸ‡”đŸ‡č

From Brazilian comfort food to rich Angolan dishes, spicy Mozambican flavors, Cape Verdean classics, and even Nepalese favorites—Portugal’s culinary scene is so much bigger than pastel de nata and bacalhau.

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From Abandoned Factory to Lisbon’s Trendiest Food & Art Hub | LX Factory Guide

December 3, 2025 Leave a comment

Once an abandoned textile factory, LX Factory in Lisbon has transformed into one of the city’s most vibrant creative hubs. Join Brent as he explores this repurposed industrial space filled with street art, indie shops, amazing restaurants, rooftop bars, and a legendary bookstore inside a former newspaper press.

🍮 Food Highlights: Authentic Lebanese cuisine bursting with flavor A rich, decadent chocolate cake you can’t skip Refreshing cocktails with rooftop views of Lisbon

📚 Don’t Miss: Ler Devagar — one of the most beautiful bookstores in Europe!

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I found a hidden gem bakery in Portugal! | Iron Age Ruins & Top Winery!

November 19, 2025 Leave a comment

Join Brent as he explores Palmela, Portugal, uncovering hidden gems you won’t find in any guidebook! đŸ‡”đŸ‡č

đŸ„ First stop: a secret bakery tucked away on a dirt road high on a hill — known only to locals and serving some of the most delicious Portuguese bread around.

đŸș Then, step back in time with a visit to ancient Iron Age ruins overlooking the countryside.

đŸ· Finally, Brent ends the day at one of his favorite wineries in all of Portugal, sampling incredible local wines and sharing what makes this region so special.

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Portugal’s Wackiest Regatta: Bathtub Regatta on the Sado River

November 5, 2025 Leave a comment

Get ready for one of the wildest and most unique festivals in Portugal! Brent travels to SetĂșbal to witness the Banheiras e InsĂłlitos Regatta — also known as the Bathtub Regatta of the Sado River. đŸ›đŸš€

In this hilarious and unforgettable event, locals build homemade boats out of bathtubs and creative materials. Some sink, some capsize, and a few manage to race all the way to the finish line! It’s chaotic, fun, and a true celebration of Portuguese culture and community.

🌍 If you love travel adventures, offbeat festivals, and crazy competitions, this is a must-watch.

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5 Must-Try Portuguese Pastries (Beyond Pastel de Nata!)

October 29, 2025 Leave a comment

Forget Pastel de Nata—Portugal’s pastry game goes way deeper! đŸ©âœš Join Brent as he travels across the country tasting legendary convent sweets in Évora, nautical-inspired treats in Aveiro, a one-of-a-kind tart in Beja, and plenty more hidden gems. If you love food, desserts, and travel adventures, this guide to Portuguese pastries will make you want to book a trip ASAP. đŸ‡”đŸ‡č

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