ONE DAY I will move - Lourinhã 🇵🇹 Only love for this place...🧡
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- čas přidán 4. 11. 2023
- Hello Amigos and Amigas🫡
I'm in love with this place that I just discovered🧡
It is amazing and I will give you some insight in this episode💯
Lourinhã isn't a huge city, covering just 147.17 square kilometers, with around 26,246 friendly residents. People have called this place home for generations, and the Lourinhã Museum holds treasures from its rich history.
Getting to Lourinhã is easy - it's well-connected to other Portuguese cities, and Lisbon is just 63 kilometers away (about 40 minutes with toll roads or 1.5 hours without).
Lourinhã is surrounded by Peniche, Óbidos, Torres Vedras, Bombarral, Cadaval, and the beautiful Atlantic Ocean. Most of the land here is used for farming, producing things like "Pêra Rocha" pears, grapes for wine, and potatoes.
This city is famous for its dinosaur discoveries. They've found ancient rocks with dinosaur bones and footprints.
The weather here is generally mild, but Lourinhã had snow in 2005.
Lourinhã has a lively market where you can buy everything from fresh produce to clothes and alcohol.
It's divided into eight parishes, each with its own unique charm.
The Dino Park and Lourinhã Museum are fantastic places to learn about the city's history, especially about dinosaur findings. Don't miss beaches to unwind and enjoy the ocean.
Lourinhã is renowned for its delectable cakes, desserts, and special brandy. Seafood lovers will be in paradise here.
If you're a dinosaur enthusiast, the Lourinhã Dino Park is a must-visit. It's a unique place with a rich history, fascinating discoveries, delicious food, and lovely beaches. A perfect destination in Portugal!
🏠 Interested in staying long-term? Rental rates are around 10-11 euros per square meter per month, and buying property can cost between 1900-2200 euros per square meter. So if we compare with Losbon, Cascais, Oeiras etc. it is very affordable and it's still Lisbon region.
Join me and of course I'm always happy about your comments.
Special thanks to all residents of Lourinhã who were in this episode, Muito obrigado 🫡🇵🇹
Stay tuned and Tchau!!!
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I was born on Rio, lived in the US >35yrs. However, here is where I feel at home and where my❤is. Lourinhã is truly amazing.
Thank you for your comment, and I will agree, Lourinhã is a place that I adore. I hope in the future to buy land there and start to build something.🏡 I still need to check out more places on the Silver Coast, but for now, it is hard to beat Lourinhã.💯
I was born in Lourinhã and many of my family members are buried in the cemetery next to the Igreja do Castelo. While l visit often I was very happy to see you there and the impression it left on you. You should definitely consider the area to live in. Its close to many places you are familiar with 👌
It's great to hear from somebody who is from Lourinhã. 🙂👍🏼
I love your city, it has it all and most important - people are very welcoming and friendly. Streets are clean, lots of things to do...just amazing place.
Thank you for your comment 👍🏼
Oh Andrejs, I'm going to start at the end. I should have warned you about GPS and Areia Branca. I did the exact same thing. The first time I went, I ended up in the town of Areia Branca, and not in Praia Areia Branca... (@ 34:07 you can see Praia Areia Branca in the distance). I didn't think of it!
It's too bad you didn't get a chance to walk around Praia Areia Branca, it's a lovely small town.
I'm so glad you got to the museum! It's such a great museum, especially for the price AND how much you get to see! I was very impressed. I couldn't explain why I liked Lourinhã so much. It has everything you need... and it just feels very Portuguese. Not touristy (when I was living in the area)... normal people going about their daily lives. You have all Pingo Doce, Lidl & Intermarche (and the Continente isn't that far away in Peniche). Plenty of cafés and restaurants... etc.
It was a lot of fun to watch this one... (but I enjoy all your videos).
Cheers and obrigada ~
Hey Jen 🖐 Thank you for all suggestions and information, it helped me a lot 👍🏼
About Areia Branca, I had plans to film it in more detail, but weather turned my plans around 😁 You can see in the end of the video in the ocean there was huge cloud and when I saw it, I realized that I need to pack my bags. Took drone shots, said subscribe and see you next time and afterwards ran to the car, because 5 minutes later the storm was welcoming Areia Branca😄😄😄
I will go there again, that's for sure in better weather, so I can swim, eat outside and enjoy it 100%.
Lourinhã is everything, yes for big city life lovers it will be not enough, but since I love calm places without tourists - it is 100%🧡
@@millionplacesoneworld Big Cities are wonderful. On the East Coast of North America, I love NYC and go quite often. I'm usually there for my birthday in February. I absolutely love Lisboa... but for many, it's not always the best place to raise children and the costs can simply be prohibitive. Cascais is a really lovely city... I've been a couple of times, on day-trips, from the Silver Coast.
I really do think too, it depends also on where are in your life. Young, older, single, couple, parents to young children or teenagers... (in my case an adult child), and what pace of life do you want.
I am happy to live on the Silver Coast and go in to the city when I need more! It's easy to do in Portugal. As you probably saw, there is a large bus terminal in Lourinhã and also a bus terminal in Peniche, so it's easy to get in to the city, even if you don't have a car... and it is so much more affordable. Then, the bonuses on top of that are the gorgeous beaches nearby and friendly neighbours you can build relationships with!!
Can't wait to see where you go next!! Cheers ~
@JenShea Agree about big cities, but when I was little I lived in small town in Latvia, like really really small. I had my lake, my fish, my bicycle and my friends. We went outside the house 8am and came back muddy, exhausted and happy in 9pm. Then my family moved to capital and we started to live in big city, well for world standarts Latvia capital is still countryside for some🤣🤣🤣 And from then on I just miss nature and smaller towns/cities.
My wife on other hand is more city/outgoing petson, so Cascais for us is compromise 😁 But yes, with Cascais there is huge problem - real estate. For now we are renting, but if we would plan to buy something, starting point is bit high for now, even 2 years ago you could find apartments for reasonable price, but now it is bit impossible. And sometimes price is just 😱 for quality of the place. But now I think Portugal is not unique, it is happening everywhere.
Silver coast is way to go and I hope it will not increase in price 10x in next 2-3 years🙂
I saw once more your video about Praia da Areia Branca,in Lourinhã. I liked that vilage and the beach. 👍
It's great location, last time I was very short time there, next time hope to stay there all weekend👌
I've lived in Lourinhã for some years and I love Lourinhã...
Lourinhã is on my Top 3 list 🇵🇹 Where you live now if not secret?
@@millionplacesoneworld Now I live in Covilhã, Serra da Estrela, but I go often to Figueira da Foz, near Coimbra.👍
@serramcs Both of those places 10 out of 10 💯👍👍👍
@@millionplacesoneworld Here in Serra da Estrela we have had snow for a few days....it is cold.
@serramcs I've seen in news about snow, I will go there when it will get warmer 😄
Hey Andrejs!!! Love the video. I live in Canada but was born in Lourinhã. So glad you enjoying Portugal! Continue having an amazing time there.
Hey 🖐 Thank you, Lourinhã is my Top place in Portugal, love it 💯 I need to see so much more here in Portugal, but I think it will be hard to beat Lourinhã - people, vibe, city, beaches etc. are definitely my type of Portugal 🇵🇹 Take care! 👍
@@millionplacesoneworld amazing !!! 🧡 Have fun.
Try Choco next time!! The best thing ever!
Hey, I have tried Choco several times 👍 If you mean Choco Frito, love it. Definitely one of my top foods in Portugal 🇵🇹🙂
Thank you for showing us Lourinha.
I knew about dinosaurs had been somewhere in PT but I didn’t recall where to find them. 🦖🦕 Now I know. 👍🏻
BTW-the octopus looked delicious. 😋
Cheers. 👋🏻
Thank you my friend 👍🏼🫡
Here is also Dinosaur museum, but I did not go there, saved that for going with my daughter 👨👩👧
About octopus - new craving unlocked. It was so good😁
Take care 😎
Congrats on almost 1k subscribers! Onwards and upwards! Almost there!!!
Thank you, man 🫡 You will hear loud ''Wohooo'' in Portugal when I reach 1K 😁
Thanks for another informative and outstanding video.
Thank you Charles 💯 Good to hear from you again 👍🏼
Lovely to watch your video on the town we've fallen in love with as well in such a short time. And your drone shots made it even more interesting. Our son just loves the park with the "very detailed" dino :-)
Thank you 👍 I already miss Lourinhã, I need to plan a visit there 💯
"Very detailed" dino park, let's call it that 😄😄😄 You are living in Lourinhã?
@@millionplacesoneworld yes, from mid-last year. Splitting time between Portugal and Germany while the kids are still young.
@stefaniekumaran563 Love Germany, Love Portugal 👍 You are in the right places 💯😎
obrigado !
Lourinhosauros was transferred to the Lourinhã dinosaur park. Unfortunately, I didn't remember this information when you asked me, but I believe they told you at the museum.Lourinhosauros was transferred to the Lourinhã dinosaur park. Unfortunately, I didn't remember this information when you asked me, but I believe they told you at the museum.
In the end I realized that I'm bad at dinosaurs, because for my understanding I saw 5 Lourinhãsaurus, they are very similar😄😄😄
Dino Park I left for next time, maybe then I will see the difference in dinosaurs.
But even without dinosaurs Lourinhã is amazing place with all spectacular places and friendly residents 😇 Muito Obrigado for your help 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@@millionplacesoneworld I'm glad you liked it, I'm happy to know that you enjoyed passing through Lourinhã. I loved your videos, You've gained a new follower. I hope to meet you again, if you pass through Lourinhã, until next time Kkkk
Thank you for your support and I will definitely visit Lourinhã again, so much more to see and enjoy there🧡 Feel free to suggest places, beaches, restaurants which I should visit, because I'm no local and every place I go is unknown for me 😁Next time I think I will take a closer look of Areia Branca, because I tried to film it next day, but storm came ⛈️
See you in Lourinhã 🖐
vau vau vauuuuu! gaidītais video ir klāt! jau pieradinaaji mūs🎉🎉🎉
Paldies, šis bija garākais un laikietilpīgākais video. Tagad atpūšos 😁 Bet pilsēta, ļoti patika, jābrauc vēl 💯🇵🇹
Welcome to Portugal you lucky guy.
Thank you, amigo💯🫡
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Cik skaists un gards izskatās astoņkājis.... Atbrauksi, pagatavosi mums! Un liekas tik mīksts...mmmmm. šis video ir ļoti labs un viegli skatās. Laiks pagāja, nemanot. PALDIES❤
Paldies par komplimentiem 👍🏼 Es pats vienreiz mēģināju mājās taisīt gan vistu kuņģus gan astoņkāji, abi sanāca kā dārza šļūteni košļāt 😁😁😁
Rīt braucu uz nākamo vietu 🧡🫡
Gaidam
Are you going to Figueira da Foz or the small town nearby Buarcos? That would be great!
Hey, thank you for suggestion, I looked up this places just now and I can say for sure : I'm coming, maybe even this year 👍🏼 Will send drone confirmation, will see what they will reply 🙂 Huge thanks, I did not know about this municipality. From pictures it looks amazing 🧡
I think it was a family palace..
Yeah, probably. In Portugal, many beautiful buildings are abandoned. I heard that's because family members can't decide what to do with the property. 🤷♂️
You are a spectacular person! I wish you all the best and may your good heart always find love and joy in Portugal. I suggest you ask for a Portuguese Passport because you are already Portuguese. I think that if you live in Portugal for 5 years you have the right to naturalization...you have to inform yourself!
That's my goal, I want to live in Portugal for all my life. This country is spectacular in any way 🇵🇹 I still need to learn language, but that's also my goal for this and next year👍 Thank you!
I do hope you move to Lourinha sometime.
It's a wonderful place to live, not too far from Lisbon with lots of natural beauties and life quality also.
I am originally from Lisbon and I have moved to Sao Bernardino ( 4 miles from Lourinha ) and it was by best move in life so far !
I hope that you move into this area... it's a little gem, a little paradise reserved for a few special and sensitive people looking for the real life quality and tranquility !
Hope to see you very soon.
Thank you for sharing info on the place, it looks like I will move soon - and silver coast will be my choice 💯 See you around 🫡
@millionplacesoneworld I am so happy for your choice !!
I am sure you will be really happy here too.
Maybe we can meet for a cup of coffee and for me to show you all this wonderful area of Portugal 🇵🇹.
Great choice and I am sure you will be very happy here !
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@@henriqueferreira4432 Thank you bro for offer, will be in area and make video about it 🇵🇹 Stay tuned! 🫡
Octopus 🐙🥺
Yes , it is traditional dish in Portugal 🇵🇹
Ok
Too bad you didn't go to cafe Central in the center across from the church they have verry good custerds. Where is your original home?
Thank you for your question 👍🏼
I was born and raised in Latvia 🇱🇻
Cafe Central, I'm writing it down, so next time will go there👌🏽 thank you for suggestion 💯👍🏼
Tev personīgās gides😅😅😅
Jā, liels paldies gidēm, uzzināju daudz lietas ko biju palaidis garām par pasaules vēsturi 💯😎
Cognac is produced in France in the Cognac region and this name is reserved only for the French Brandy from this region which is called Cognac... Therefore Cognac is a French Brandy! All other Brandys cannot be called Cognac...Cognac is just the French Brandy. It's like Champagne which is a French sparkling wine from the Champagne region...all other sparkling wines in the world cannot be called Champagne. For example, Italian sparkling wine is called Vino Spumante, Spanish sparkling wine is called Cava... the Portuguese is called sparkling wine, etc... Champagne is French and is also a sparkling wine. Of course, I'm not talking about qualities here... everyone has their own category!
Thank you, I heard about this thing about Cognac and Champagne, but never knew in which category is brandy, since in Latvia we had really cheap one and it's on different planet if we compare it with Cognac 😁 At first when I tried brandy in Portugal it was 50/50, now on a cold winter day I could drink one glass 🇵🇹 And again Portugal surprised me with variety of drinks, food and places 💯
2000€ per square meter!!!! It must be the most expensive in the world.
Well...in Cascais, Lisbon, Oeiras average price is 5000-6000€ per square meter 😁