Gradually, all over Europe, we are all returning to normal life, people are living life again, feeling happy and free.
Portugal is no exception, the number of new cases with the Corona Virus continues to be reduced and the number of people in hospitals continues to decrease every day.
With the exception of bars and discos, all shops are open, people circulate in the streets and restaurants, in particular those with outdoor spaces, already have many customers.
Fortunately, tourists are also returning to Lisbon, there are still not many, but the truth is that we are already beginning to hear other languages with some frequency.
During all this time we did many bicycle tours, many of them outside Lisbon and almost only with Portuguese, which was great because Portugal is a wonderful country and the Portuguese are very friendly, but it is also true that we already missed doing our cycling tours in Lisbon on a regular basis.
We already felt the lack of meeting and being with people of other nationalities, of making known our monuments, squares, streets, viewpoints and the history of Lisbon.
We missed going to Belém to have a Pastel, or Alfama to drink a ginjinha.
We missed cycling every day, every hour.
We missed all of that!
This week something changed, we cycled with the Portuguese, but we also rode with the English, Germans, Spanish, Brazilians, Slovenians and Hungarians.
It was very good, we loved it and we are very happy!
We are happy to return to live as we like and also because everyone who took part in our tours loved the experience, both the tour of Belém and the 7 Colinas which is new.
Here are some of the last 2 reviews:
Laura by AirBnB
Miguel was the best tour guide I ever had. We had so much fun and got to see so much of the city in only 4 hours. I can wholeheartly recommend going on the tour with him!
Theresa Torka by Google
Great bike tour with Miguel.
We had a great bike tour with Miguel. We visited different sights and places around Lisbon that we would not have found by ourselves and ate a very good pastel. After the tour Miguel had some very good recommendations what else to do in Lisbon and where to eat.
