Paula Bendfeldt-Diaz 
Even though it lies just two hours from Lisbon and about an hour and a half from Porto the charming Portuguese town of Coimbra is often overlooked. Coimbra was the capital of Portugal back in Medieval times and was already an important municipality during the Roman empire. Home to a treasure trove of historic sites including … Read more
This version of eggs Benedict adds some sabor Latino to this all time breakfast favorite with the fresh flavors of avocado and cilantro. Ever since I can remember eggs benedict have been my favorite breakfast. I used to make them with my dad on Sunday mornings as they are also my mom’s favorite breakfast. Now … Read more
If you like arroz con leche you’re sure to love this vegan mango and coconut arroz con leche! This tropical version of arroz con leche made with coconut milk combined with sweet and fresh mango and topped with fresh raspberries is the perfect summer dessert. This could even work as a delicious breakfast. I love … Read more
This is a sponsored post in collaboration with Visionworks. All opinions are my own. #MiVisionworks Summer is almost over and it’s back to school season and as parents many of us are busy ensuring our kids are ready to go back to classes and setting them up for success. From buying them school supplies and new … Read more
This refreshing Latino salad is easy to make and perfect for summer with a surprising combination of flavors. Even though the kids started school last week we are still in summer mode and trying to take advantage of the everything that comes along with it from summer family outings to fresh summer salads. This weekend we enjoyed a family … Read more
The smoky heat from the chipotle combined with the tanginess of the citrus gives this marinated olives lots of flavor and depth. This is a simply recipe that can be made in minutes. We just returned from a trip to Spain where we olives are a big part of the food culture. Inspired by the … Read more
This post has been sponsored by SNG, however all opinions are mine. I have found that the secret to traveling with family for a long period of time is carving in some me time and finding your own space. This can be difficult when you are cooped up in a small hotel room with the kids … Read more
Thanks to our partner Allianz Travel Insurance for sponsoring this post and providing travel coverage for the unexpected. Growing Up Bilingual received financial compensation from Allianz Global Assistance (AGA Service Company) but all opinions are our own. When I started planning for our epic summer trip this year there were so many things to consider. From the start one of my … Read more
Guatemala City gets a bad reputation as a place to rush through on the way to Antigua. Most travel guides barely give it a paragraph. But if you are traveling with kids, the city deserves at least a day or two because it has more family-friendly options than almost anywhere else in the country, concentrated … Read more
Cappadocia is famous for its magical hot air balloon rides, but there’s so much more to this region than floating over fairy chimneys. If you’re looking for unforgettable things to do in Cappadocia besides hot air balloons, this guide shares the best tours in Capadoccia along with cultural experiences, and breathtaking landscapes that made my … Read more
