A snapshot from our Mouraria Street Party in Lisbon, which was held earlier this month in conjunction with Obscura Day. As one might guess, lots of fun was had by all!
December 22, 2019 Lisbon’s Oldest Brew (0)
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We like to be comforted with a hearty stew after a long day, so we visited Senhor […] Posted in Lisbon
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