Portugal Day 11: Scary jellyfish, MUDE Museum and even more macaroons

 The first thing I did on that day was going to the Mude museum. It's a free fashion museum in Lisbon centre. Unfortunately I couldn't take any pictures of the art because I wasn't allowed. Instead I took a picture of what was in the toilet. A huge stack of coloured toilet paper rolls. I was somewhat impressed by the amount of toilet paper and whether it had any deeper meaning.

 Jellyfish. Run or better swim. They might even sting you !!! Ok I was only on a ferry, but still I was frightened that either my hat, my phone, my shoes or even myself could fall and land in the middle of jellyfish stinging hell.

 I went to comporta beach (which is the most stunning and beautiful beach I went to in Portugal )and had a mint-pineapple juice

 grilled fish and chips ( Now that's what I call Fish n' Chips, School Canteen )

 and plain milk ice cream with raspberries and honey ( I ate it even though I'm allergic to honey, I tried to scrape the honey off the ice cream )

 Comporta Beach. Or the dolphin Beach. Or the seashell sand beach. Or the beach of gentle waves...

I went to TimeOut in the evening and had some macaroons. TimeOut is basically a place where you get fast food, that in a lot of the cases isn't that unhealthy. Anyway, they had a lot of flavours e.g. Cinnamon, Cassis, Orange, Raspberry, and even Port wine (which btw I must say the real port wine is excellent and very sweet ).

Portugal Day 10: The cutest puppy ever, ice cream macaroons and a delicious meal

 Awww I just love this little puppy doggy. I wish I could take it home immediately. Just a joyous, playful puppy. Fluffy, smooth fur. Dark Eyes. Awww. So cute. So adorable. I asked the owner of the dog, which I met in a shoe shop, what its name was. Pluma  (3 months old ). I love you little Pluma. I'd wish I knew the breed. Maybe I'll get one someday.

 Inside of Colombo Shopping centre: 150 bowling pins hovering. How did they get up there? *jokes*

 Had a little treat. Ice cream stuffed macaroons, alongside whipped cream and a couple of raspberries from Haagen-Dazs. Somewhat expensive, but still very delish.

 That's what a single macaroon looked like.

 I just love this mini ad thingy. It looks so cute. BTW the umbrellas on the GOOD were spinning. I enjoy these kinds of ads.

 I went to a fine-ish (not very sure whether it was fine or not) restaurant, and thought that those glass wind barriers looked very fancy with the scenery in the background.

 I had a very, very, very healthy miso soup with seaweed, various mushrooms and sesame seeds. It was extremely good. If I could I'd *not joking* have one every day ( or at least every week ).

 And what goes best with miso soup??? Correct, it can only be sushi.

 I was actually already pretty stuffed, but I thought I would just have to try some meringue (which I just ordered like that because they didn't have it on the menu, and I really fancied a nice meringue)

and lavender ice cream because LAVENDER ice cream. Where would you get that??? Anywhere. No. Of course not. And it tasted like Provence (Region in France famous for its lavender).

Portugal Day 9: Sintra and its pretty castles

 Day 9 of my journey was probably the healthiest day of all. I had to walk up a steep-ish, narrow path to reach this stunning yellow castle.

 I love the ceiling so much. It's just a giant piece of awesome artwork.

 

 In the food area they had a really cute looking tea brand. Cosy. I was almost tempted to buy a cup.

 There's no tourist attraction without a proper souvenir shop. I saw this little cute bag. And again I was temped to buy it, but I figured it'd be a little too childish.

 Obviously I had to buy something there, and as I was kind of thirsty anyway, I thought this could make it to the till. And let's be honest. This looks totally cute and is terribly delicious.

 I saw a cat which reminded me of a dear (human) friend of mine. Also, that cat is very cute.

 Another castle. And nature. And trees. And other picture-capturing-moment-worthy stuff.

 Sunset at the beach. Because I thought it would be a really good idea to spend the evening at a beach. I literally froze my bum off. And loads of other people (mostly semi-professional photographers ) had the same idea.