Still in Lisbon, I had the usual breakfast buffet, excluding hot items, at the Turim Hotel.
I was on my own again, and decided to take in another major museum in Lisbon - the National Museum of Ancient Art. The MNAA has the largest collection of paintings in Portugal and is particularly strong on early religious works by Portuguese artists.
I took a taxi from the hotel to MNAA - the fare was €8 each way. The seniors' entrance to the Museum was €3. I spent about five hours at the Museum.
Although the Museum is somewhat heavy on religion, there are many significant and important art works which are worth seeing. Again, I skipped lunch today.
For dinner, I ate again at the hotel. There were breadsticks with a creamy garlic cheese dip, a cream of vegetable soup and a large salad with shredded chicken, various types of lettuces, carrots, red cabbage, olives and tomatoes, and I had a coke.
Photos belong to Phil Bianco
