Nowadays, craft beer slang is already part of the city’s vocabulary. There are more and more venues and the variety on offer is growing. The solution? Try several types, in several bars! Since we want you to be pr...
The Graça neighborhood is one of the most traditional and picturesque in Lisbon and, also for this reason, one of the best known and most visited by the city’s people and, of course, tourists. Vibrant and full of...
We love everything related to gastronomy, and here are eight examples of streets named after spices from our kitchen. These are the spicy streets of Lisbon. Table Of Contents Dois Corvos…...
Whether it’s for relaxing, practicing water sports or picnicking with the family, these four lagoons are the ideal plan for those looking for a paradise close to the city. In Sintra, in Sesimbra or at…...
We would say that the world is divided between people who like more avant-garde objects with a futuristic vibe, and people who prefer older, more charming and timeless objects. For this second group, visits to antique a...
It stretches for a kilometer and a half and, before becoming Avenida da República, was Avenida Ressano Garcia. It was only after the proclamation of the Republic that its name was changed to its current toponym on...
Joy, desire, curiosity, surprise and sometimes frustration when you can’t buy all the books you want, especially in these bookshops in Lisbon. In any city, bookstores play a very important role, being able to prom...
You can still find traditional shops on Avenida Almirante Reis, but also places that take you to different parts of the world. It’s a faithful portrait of New Lisbon, where cultures and trends converge. Rua da Pal...
It is important to remember that Portugal did not achieve democracy on October 5, 1910. That date only marked the first step on that long road. Its “true” democratic state only came about, as we know it toda...
