Ep 4. Lisbon, Portugal

Samantha Brown's Passport season 2 episode 4 takes viewers on a journey through the vibrant city of Lisbon, Portugal. Known for its stunning architecture, delicious cuisine, and lively cultural scene, Lisbon offers plenty of activities and sights to explore.

The episode kicks off with Samantha experiencing a highly artistic and cultural side of Lisbon. She visits the Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology, housed inside a stunning modern building on the banks of Tagus River. After witnessing the beautiful artwork and architecture, Samantha heads over to take a walking tour of the city. The tour covers the city's famous historic landmarks such as century-old churches, old palaces and landmarks such as Belem Tower.

One of the highlights of the episode is the food that Samantha samples while in Lisbon. Portuguese cuisine is known for its fresh seafood and flavorful dishes, and Samantha takes the time to taste some of the traditional dishes available. She visits famous local eateries such as Mercado de Ribeira, timelessly known for its variety of gastronomical delights, including Portuguese sweets, seafood delicacies and more.

Next, the episode dives into Portugal's famous tea history. Samantha visits the famous Rota do Cha tea shop, which carefully blends and serves locally grown teas. She takes a sip and loves it. Samantha takes a step back in time and explores the country's rich seafaring history at one of the world's largest aquariums, Oceanario de Lisboa, where she comes face to face with unique sea creatures.

The episode ends on a spiritual note with Samantha visiting the most famous pilgrimage sites in Europe known as Fatima. It dates back to the 20th century and is believed to be a place where the Virgin Mary appeared before three children. Samantha travels to the site to learn the stories behind its significance.

Overall, Samantha Brown's Passport season 2 episode 4 Lisbon, Portugal showcases all the reasons why the city has become a popular travel destination. From its stunning architecture, top-rated restaurants, and rich cultural history, there is never a dull moment when exploring this beautiful city.