0:32 how would you expect it to be warm in the middle of winter though?

Mote bubbles than bubbles great thanks

❤❤❤❤❤you are great together

Wass she called Megan!!!??

Gotta say, I love dolma; each year I wait for the grape vines burst into leaf, bidding my time until they grow to my hands size. Only in spring are the leaves tender enough to make the delightful dish. Wrapped well they freeze just fine. They don't last all year but long enough to impatiently wait for the next year's spring.

You guys do an excellent job. Hats off. The Museu dos Coches no longer looks like that. Saddly, the coches were moved to a new location, into a badly designed modern building that is nothing more than a sterile box. Glad I got to visit the old museum where the coches look and feel at home. Old school is the best school. Cheers.

Loved this vlog. More please!

So much rich history ❤

As a Turk i loved your videos. Thank you for this informative and fun to watch video. It is a shame i could not find a video even in Turkish fun and informative as yours. Thank you

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👍👍 enjoyed this!

Enjoyed this video, narrating of history, and especially the restaurant and food segment. If I ever travel there - I’d love to have an Ottoman meal at that restaurant!

U dont eat the skin of lupins🤨 Macdonalds was the old Aguia D'Ouro (Golden eagle) café, thats why is the eagle of the top of the door.

Tiles are all over the city, Capela das Almas, São Bento train station, Batalha church and Carmo church are the most visited. And the golden churches of Santa Clara, São Francisco and the Bom Jesus of Matosinhos are "golden over blue".

Vista Alegre is from Ilhavo Municipality in Aveiro district, u can visit the factory and buy porcelain for factory prices

Sintra is more then Pena Palace or Quinta da Regaleira, u have Monserrate palace, the Vila Palace, the convent of Capuchos, the mourish castle, Colares, Azenhas do Mar, the beaches (amazing Adraga to Praia das Maçãs), the sweets (Queijadas, Travesseiros or the "golden nuts"), Cabo da Roca, and the suculent pig of Negrais.

Thousands of castrated black Africans worked as slaves in harems for 500 years. It was no possible to gain a good place in hiearcy it's not even to find their tombstones even they kept most important secrects of the sultans.

What a fantastic story teller is Leyla! Great tour! 👌

I have a funny feeling that this is where Stephanie and Philip are getting married...

Fabulous

Umarım diziler izleyerek şehrimize gelip saçma sapan bir video çekmemiştir tarihimizi doğru öğrenmiştir

First of all, this is my most beloved video. Second-you say you never planned to get married! Don’t say things too quickly! 😉💗

As a Turk, I have been living in Sweden for 27 years. I say this sincerely. When I wanted to buy clothes for myself, I could not find trousers to my taste. I could find what I wanted in Istanbul.

Let's eliminate all negative thoughts, let's meet in Istanbul, Paris, Berlin, Athens, New York and London, thank you.

Had the pleasure of afternoon tea there twice during my 2015 visit to Turkey. The Turkish Railway Museum across the Golden Horn near the Spice Bazaar has some info and artifacts from the Orient Express

Travels with " My Friend " -- thats the most insulting thing a man can receive from a woman while talking about Harems😂

I am fond of artistic glass works

I wanted to subscribe but after hearing you say that building is ugly I totally lost interest in anything else you have to say

Stunning

its been a long time since ive blown glass. i forgot what joy it gives me and others. you guys did great!

and actually rubino oro, aka gold ruby, is pigmented with gold chloride. it is not elemental gold of any karat.

also the english speaking glass world calls porcelli jacks.

also many of us arent swanky and using graphite pillows. thats a very new thing in glassmaking. many of us use the older technique of folded newspaper pads that are soaked with water. the wetness and charred paper create a steam barrier that keeps our hands safe and also has a polishing effect on the surface of the glass.

also its still the same guild and they are still apprentice trained. they are one of the VERY VERY few exceptions to EU child labor laws LOL. The first recorded glassmaker in Venice was named Domenicus Fiolarus, or Dominic the glassblower. that was in the 900s. so 1100 years. not sure where that article got 1500.

i second jannicks words. as a glassblower we dont always get to share the behind the scenes work that goes into the demonstrations we give. you shared the details in ways that most people dont get to see in the holy land of glassmaking. those men and women are the absolute benchmark we ALL hold ourselves to. And for anyone wondering, sucking in as opposed to blowing, when combined with pressing two sides together, is how you get a life buoy shape. the steel wicks the heat out and away and you cant possibly singe your lungs whatsoever. happy birthday and another since this video was shared. I appreciate you all.

Excellent content and excellent delivery! Thoroughly enjoyed it and learned so much.

Learning Portuguese in Brazilian version is like learning English in Jamaican version...

I’ve never seen pictures of Istanbul in the snow and it’s so wonderful to come back and revisit more of this amazing trip you had.

Thank you for such great info on the history, wonderful video. Enjoyed it very much. I’ve been to Portugal many times, but never to Porto, will be going there in a couple of months and very much looking forward to it.

You two are just brilliant together!

I have just found this channel and I love it. You are both a delight to watch and your friend is just so knowledgeable about the buildings etc. Loved watching you run to find the balloons. Will binge watch the rest over the next week.❤❤❤ I already followed your Chateau Diaries page. Really enjoy that as well.

They are fun too watch with some funny joke .

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It was going well...what the hell were you thinking with that brazilian music??? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why?😢😢😢😢😢

Super nice video! Thank you so much! :D

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My favorite artist

This was so wonderful!! Thank you both for such a fantastic tour❤️👏🏻

A video with a meaning thank you so much ❤

First you made me fall in love with LaLande and then the Loire valley and then France inandof itself, then Istanbul, London, Barcelona, Lisbon, and now Porto!! I feel like I’ve traveled all around and learned so much from you both. Thank you so much.