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American Family's Surprising First Impressions of Portugal

After living in a camper for the last 6 years we've arrived in Portugal but our first impressions are not what we thought they would be. We never leave home without international health insurance from Safety Wing. Check out their coverage options here: https://www.fnavanlife.com/safetywing Get a tour with Alex!   / 18ftd92iz3   👇 WATCH THIS NEXT (don’t miss these) 🎥 Our First Impression of the UK    • American Family's Surprising First Impress...   🎥 Portugal Series    • Exploring Portugal   🛒 SHOP WHAT WE USE IN THIS VIDEO ⭐ Toddler Carrier https://geni.us/9r6sq ⭐ Cute Walking Shoes https://geni.us/qpKwwH ⭐ Travel Back Pack https://geni.us/A9tk6FC ✨ Want our exact systems, guides, and resources? → Get our e-guides here: https://stan.store/fnalife 📩 Join our newsletter (behind-the-scenes + early access) https://www.fnavanlife.com/ 💛 Join our community   / fnavanlife   📸 Instagram:   / fnavanlife   🎙 Podcast:    / @frankienalex   ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 - Arriving in Lisbon (no bags, no sleep, no problem) 2:45 - Our first Portuguese food experience (plot twist) 6:30 - Exploring Lisbon on foot 9:15 - Tuk Tuk tour with a local guide 13:00 - The famous Pastel de Belém (worth the flight) 16:30 - Lunch at a 60-year-old local spot 19:45 - Friday night at a locals market 23:00 - Day 2: Sudoku outfits, dippy eggs & safety in Lisbon 27:30 - A park detour & our first impressions of Portugal We hope this made your day better. If we brought you a moment of joy, we're grateful. If you found this video, it's not a coincidence; the universe does not make mistakes. Give, and you shall receive. Good Luck! We're an American family visiting Lisbon, Portugal for the very first time — and let's just say Portugal had a few surprises up its sleeve. From the cobblestone streets of Lisboa to the iconic Pastel de Belém bakery in Belém, to a local tuk tuk tour through the Mouraria neighborhood and lunch at a 60-year-old neighborhood restaurant — our first impressions of Portugal were nothing like we expected. And we mean that in the best possible way. If you're an American or Canadian family planning a trip to Lisbon, wondering if Portugal is safe for tourists, where to eat like a local, how to get around with a toddler, or whether the famous Portuguese food actually lives up to the hype — this is your honest, unfiltered answer. We hit Mercado de Campo de Ourique, the Tower of Belém, and found the best Pastel de Nata in Lisbon. Spoiler: Portugal absolutely delivers. FnA