Day 10 - Monday 7 September 2015 We had stayed up late so we woke up late, but that didn't matter because we're on holidays! We got up, showered and got ready to head out. We walked along La Rambla taking it all in. There is a placed called Jamon experience. Out the front they were selling Jamon sandwiches and paper cups full of Jamon. We got a sandwich and continued on our way. We stumbled upon some markets and went inside. They were so busy! Tiny little st...

Day 9 - Sunday 6 September 2015 This was our last day in Porto, we were flying to Barcelona in the afternoon. We took it easy in the morning and casually packed up our things and got ready to leave. On the food tour we had been on a few days earlier we went to this delicious bakery called Pasties de Chaves. Before we left the country Jazz wanted to go back there so we got the taxi driver to make a quick detour on the way to the airport so we could get some sna...

Day 8 - Saturday 5 September 2015 We had set our alarm as were up late on Friday night and needed to wake up early to go on our tour of the Geres National Park. I woke up before the alarm though as I heard my phone vibrating from across the room. I went over and had missed calls from my mum & brother as well as various messages. My grandad had passed away the night before. My mum said "To live to 91 and keep your wits about you and then to die in your slee...

Day 7 - Friday 4 September 2015 We had a food tour of Porto that started at 10.30am so we didn't eat breakfast & made our way to the starting point to be greeted by our guide Andre. He was very friendly and told us he was planning on coming to Australia in a few months so wanted some tips for places to go. There were ten of us on the tour, mostly from the U.S. and also a couple from Germany. Everyone was very friendly and we hit the pavement walking around ...

Day 6 - Thursday 3 September 2015 We had stayed up late the night before so we set our alarm to wake up. We had to catch the train from Lisbon to Porto so we had to pack up our things and made our way to the train station. Our host said we could catch the metro to the train station but our suitcases were so heavy we decided to catch a taxi instead. Taxi's are not that expensive here (well compared to Perth anyway) so for the sake of a few dollars, it saved a lot...