After we went back to our hotel to drop off our wine bottles, we walked around the city. Then we felt hungry, we decided to have the late lunch. Since we liked the seafood we had on the first day, we returned to Cervejaria Ramiro. |
The exactly 200 mL of beer was served. |
Today, we tried this "stuff" that we saw last time (we couldn't figure out what it was at that time). |
It looked very grotesque. It is called "gooseneck barnacle". To eat it, the dark skin (?) outside should be removed. It tasted something like raw squid legs or clams. It was actually very good. I finally realized the stuff we ate in Paris before was this barnacle. |
And the garlic shrimp again. During this trip, we ate a lots of shrimp. I guess we took too much cholesterol... |
After the lunch, we resumed wandering around the city. |
Lots of sweets that looked really sweet. |
We ordered the coffee and, |
And a Napoleon cake. |
Next, we took this tram and looked around the city. |
The tram went through very narrow streets. At the curve, I was afraid the tram hit walls of buildings.. |
The tram we took passed the church. |
We went to the end of the line, then returned to the Rossio Square. |
Around the square, streets are covered with black and white stones that create various motifs, many of which are nautical. |
The mosaic of a mermaid and a fish. |
We took a break at a cafe again. In Lisbon, coffee/cakes are cheap, so we could hop in whenever we wanted without hesitation. |
I ordered a pastel de nata again. Yummy. |
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