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An old chapel in Alfama, once visited by Carminho and Carlos do Carmo, hosts midnight fado sessions for €15
In 1160, the Knights Templar began building the castle that gave rise to the Convent of Christ in Tomar; 866 years later, the complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features restored cloisters
Largo das Galinheiras in Lisbon gains 133% more green space; the 10,400 m² project adds 26 new trees and eliminates car traffic in the area
Storm Charles: What’s Closed and What’s Still Open Today in Lisbon
Zeca Pagodinho, Alcione, and Jorge Aragão confirmed for unprecedented concerts at the Cascais Racetrack; find out the dates for the 2027 Coala Festival
In 1756, nuns donated land for the construction of “illegal” shelters for the victims of the Lisbon earthquake; 270 years later, Lapa is one of the capital’s most exclusive and expensive neighborhoods.
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Chef Kiko Martins’ Beef Wellington at O Talho in Lisbon
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Pastrami Francesinha from Dote and Kau in Lisbon
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Venus Exhibition at MAAT: Video Featuring Vasconcelos and Valentino
Hot Berlin Doughnuts at the New Berlina in Lisbon
São Roque Church in Lisbon: Ceiling with an Optical Illusion
Video of the Secret Room at the Olaias Metro Station in Lisbon
Homeless in Lisbon: Volunteers Deliver 90 Meals
History and Origin of the Name of Rua Augusta in Lisbon
The History of Belém: Lisbon’s Former Autonomous Municipality
Affordable Portuguese Pottery at Feira da Luz, Carnide
Ana Moura, 300 drones for eight minutes, and two fireworks displays: Lisbon turns on its Christmas lights at Terreiro do Paço, with free admission
An old chapel in Alfama, once visited by Carminho and Carlos do Carmo, hosts midnight fado sessions for €15
Chef Kiko Martins’ Beef Wellington at O Talho cuts “like butter”: made with chateaubriand, it’s the star of the new menu
A medieval town near Lisbon will be transformed into Pinocchio’s Christmas world, with 30,000 lights and an ice rink
Europe’s biggest trap festival returns to Lisbon to celebrate 5 years of history: MC Cabelinho and Orochi will “take over” the MEO Arena in 2027
In 1160, the Knights Templar began building the castle that gave rise to the Convent of Christ in Tomar; 866 years later, the complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features restored cloisters
In 1905, the café opened in Chiado where, it is said, the word “bica” was coined; 121 years later, Fernando Pessoa remains seated at the door of A Brasileira
Zeca Pagodinho, Alcione, and Jorge Aragão confirmed for unprecedented concerts at the Cascais Racetrack; find out the dates for the 2027 Coala Festival
Michelin-starred menus for €35 and secret blind dinners: the luxury guide offering discounts of up to 30% on Avenida da Liberdade
Boleros, son, and salsa: discover the heart of Cuba at The Jazz Room in Lisbon
The smell of roasted chestnuts is already in the air: the best plans for St. Martin’s Day that you won’t want to miss
The unusual combination of sushi and smoked brisket arrives in Alvalade: the new limited edition from CONCA and KAU Barbecue has very limited daily stock
Ana Moura, 300 drones for eight minutes, and two fireworks displays: Lisbon turns on its Christmas lights at Terreiro do Paço, with free admission
An old chapel in Alfama, once visited by Carminho and Carlos do Carmo, hosts midnight fado sessions for €15
Chef Kiko Martins’ Beef Wellington at O Talho cuts “like butter”: made with chateaubriand, it’s the star of the new menu
A medieval town near Lisbon will be transformed into Pinocchio’s Christmas world, with 30,000 lights and an ice rink
Europe’s biggest trap festival returns to Lisbon to celebrate 5 years of history: MC Cabelinho and Orochi will “take over” the MEO Arena in 2027
In 1160, the Knights Templar began building the castle that gave rise to the Convent of Christ in Tomar; 866 years later, the complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features restored cloisters
In 1905, the café opened in Chiado where, it is said, the word “bica” was coined; 121 years later, Fernando Pessoa remains seated at the door of A Brasileira
Zeca Pagodinho, Alcione, and Jorge Aragão confirmed for unprecedented concerts at the Cascais Racetrack; find out the dates for the 2027 Coala Festival
Michelin-starred menus for €35 and secret blind dinners: the luxury guide offering discounts of up to 30% on Avenida da Liberdade
Boleros, son, and salsa: discover the heart of Cuba at The Jazz Room in Lisbon
The smell of roasted chestnuts is already in the air: the best plans for St. Martin’s Day that you won’t want to miss
The unusual combination of sushi and smoked brisket arrives in Alvalade: the new limited edition from CONCA and KAU Barbecue has very limited daily stock
Ana Moura, 300 drones for eight minutes, and two fireworks displays: Lisbon turns on its Christmas lights at Terreiro do Paço, with free admission
An old chapel in Alfama, once visited by Carminho and Carlos do Carmo, hosts midnight fado sessions for €15
Chef Kiko Martins’ Beef Wellington at O Talho cuts “like butter”: made with chateaubriand, it’s the star of the new menu
A medieval town near Lisbon will be transformed into Pinocchio’s Christmas world, with 30,000 lights and an ice rink
Europe’s biggest trap festival returns to Lisbon to celebrate 5 years of history: MC Cabelinho and Orochi will “take over” the MEO Arena in 2027
In 1160, the Knights Templar began building the castle that gave rise to the Convent of Christ in Tomar; 866 years later, the complex is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features restored cloisters
In 1905, the café opened in Chiado where, it is said, the word “bica” was coined; 121 years later, Fernando Pessoa remains seated at the door of A Brasileira
Zeca Pagodinho, Alcione, and Jorge Aragão confirmed for unprecedented concerts at the Cascais Racetrack; find out the dates for the 2027 Coala Festival
Michelin-starred menus for €35 and secret blind dinners: the luxury guide offering discounts of up to 30% on Avenida da Liberdade
Boleros, son, and salsa: discover the heart of Cuba at The Jazz Room in Lisbon
The smell of roasted chestnuts is already in the air: the best plans for St. Martin’s Day that you won’t want to miss
The unusual combination of sushi and smoked brisket arrives in Alvalade: the new limited edition from CONCA and KAU Barbecue has very limited daily stock
In 1756, nuns donated land for the construction of “illegal” shelters for the victims of the Lisbon earthquake; 270 years later, Lapa is one of the capital’s most exclusive and expensive neighborhoods.
Storm Charles: What’s Closed and What’s Still Open Today in Lisbon
Largo das Galinheiras in Lisbon gains 133% more green space; the 10,400 m² project adds 26 new trees and eliminates car traffic in the area
Storm Charles: Lisbon is under a red alert, and the worst is expected to hit this Wednesday starting at noon
Lisbon Metro launches an official WhatsApp channel to provide real-time alerts about strikes and delays; learn how to activate these free alerts on your phone and avoid surprises on the platform
Forget the traditional “São Martinho” summer this year: the new storm, Charles, is moving across the country and bringing forecasts of bad weather
Bairro Alto has already lost its residents, its pharmacy, and its bank: now, it’s trying to hold on in “post-Madonna” Lisbon
“The day has come to hang up the No. 7 jersey”: at age 41, Cristiano Ronaldo bids farewell to the national team after 23 years and a historic world record of 146 goals for the Portuguese national team
Ronaldo’s chewing gum in Qatar, 200 kilograms of cod, and Scolari’s superstitions: the unusual behind-the-scenes stories of the national team at the World Cups that are always worth remembering
Price per square meter in Lisbon reaches 6,248 euros: an 80-square-meter apartment now costs around 500,000 euros
The clocks have already been set back, but the days will get even shorter: on this date, the sun will set at 5:18 p.m. in Lisbon
The iconic National Society of Fine Arts is hosting 15 antique dealers for the 8th edition of the Fall Fair; the event showcases the country’s oldest relics, with tickets starting at €12.
In 1756, nuns donated land for the construction of “illegal” shelters for the victims of the Lisbon earthquake; 270 years later, Lapa is one of the capital’s most exclusive and expensive neighborhoods.
Storm Charles: What’s Closed and What’s Still Open Today in Lisbon
Largo das Galinheiras in Lisbon gains 133% more green space; the 10,400 m² project adds 26 new trees and eliminates car traffic in the area
Storm Charles: Lisbon is under a red alert, and the worst is expected to hit this Wednesday starting at noon
Lisbon Metro launches an official WhatsApp channel to provide real-time alerts about strikes and delays; learn how to activate these free alerts on your phone and avoid surprises on the platform
Forget the traditional “São Martinho” summer this year: the new storm, Charles, is moving across the country and bringing forecasts of bad weather
Bairro Alto has already lost its residents, its pharmacy, and its bank: now, it’s trying to hold on in “post-Madonna” Lisbon
“The day has come to hang up the No. 7 jersey”: at age 41, Cristiano Ronaldo bids farewell to the national team after 23 years and a historic world record of 146 goals for the Portuguese national team
Ronaldo’s chewing gum in Qatar, 200 kilograms of cod, and Scolari’s superstitions: the unusual behind-the-scenes stories of the national team at the World Cups that are always worth remembering
Price per square meter in Lisbon reaches 6,248 euros: an 80-square-meter apartment now costs around 500,000 euros
The clocks have already been set back, but the days will get even shorter: on this date, the sun will set at 5:18 p.m. in Lisbon
The iconic National Society of Fine Arts is hosting 15 antique dealers for the 8th edition of the Fall Fair; the event showcases the country’s oldest relics, with tickets starting at €12.
In 1756, nuns donated land for the construction of “illegal” shelters for the victims of the Lisbon earthquake; 270 years later, Lapa is one of the capital’s most exclusive and expensive neighborhoods.
Storm Charles: What’s Closed and What’s Still Open Today in Lisbon
Largo das Galinheiras in Lisbon gains 133% more green space; the 10,400 m² project adds 26 new trees and eliminates car traffic in the area
Storm Charles: Lisbon is under a red alert, and the worst is expected to hit this Wednesday starting at noon
Lisbon Metro launches an official WhatsApp channel to provide real-time alerts about strikes and delays; learn how to activate these free alerts on your phone and avoid surprises on the platform
Forget the traditional “São Martinho” summer this year: the new storm, Charles, is moving across the country and bringing forecasts of bad weather
Bairro Alto has already lost its residents, its pharmacy, and its bank: now, it’s trying to hold on in “post-Madonna” Lisbon
“The day has come to hang up the No. 7 jersey”: at age 41, Cristiano Ronaldo bids farewell to the national team after 23 years and a historic world record of 146 goals for the Portuguese national team
Ronaldo’s chewing gum in Qatar, 200 kilograms of cod, and Scolari’s superstitions: the unusual behind-the-scenes stories of the national team at the World Cups that are always worth remembering
Price per square meter in Lisbon reaches 6,248 euros: an 80-square-meter apartment now costs around 500,000 euros
The clocks have already been set back, but the days will get even shorter: on this date, the sun will set at 5:18 p.m. in Lisbon
The iconic National Society of Fine Arts is hosting 15 antique dealers for the 8th edition of the Fall Fair; the event showcases the country’s oldest relics, with tickets starting at €12.
The best places to enjoy hot chocolate in Lisbon
In 1975, a single-screen movie theater opened on Avenida 5 de Outubro; 51 years later, Nimas doesn’t sell popcorn and has seen a 30% increase in attendance in just one year
In 1520, the Belém Tower was completed along the Tagus River to defend Lisbon; 506 years later, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and can be explored on a guided tour
Serial Killer Speakeasy in Lisbon: an immersive true-crime experience where actors bring Bundy and Dahmer to life with 4 cocktails
Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy in Lisbon: a gothic cocktail experience where actors perform four of Poe’s short stories live
The Jury Experience Lisbon: a fictional trial in an immersive theater setting where you, as a juror, decide the verdict
In 1919, Fernando Pessoa met Ofélia Queiroz at an office on Rua da Assunção, in Baixa; 107 years later, she remains the only known girlfriend he ever had
The foundation stone for the Ajuda Palace was laid in 1795, and it served as the residence of King Luís and Queen Maria Pia, who lived there until 1910; the west wing was not inaugurated until 2021, and a standard admission ticket costs €15.
In 1979, António Variações opened his own barbershop on Rua de São José in Lisbon; five years later, the country lost one of its most irreverent pop stars
In 1747, construction began on the “Portuguese Versailles,” just outside Lisbon; 279 years later, the Palace of Queluz hosts state banquets and can be visited with a skip-the-line ticket for €13
In 1991, Portugal’s first McDonald’s opened in a shopping center in Cascais; 35 years later, there are more than 200 restaurants, and the menu has even featured bica in a cup and McPrego
Fernando Pessoa was buried for 50 years in this Lisbon cemetery, opened in 1833 because of the cholera epidemic; today it is the city’s “only open-air museum”