These are the city’s most “secret” routes, with the best Lisbon has to offer: the best restaurants; the best cafés; the best gardens; the most enigmatic places in the city; among many other surprises.
August 19 marks World Photography Day—the perfect excuse for a tour that takes you to discover five of the best spots to capture a 360° panoramic photo of the city of Lisbon. It’s true that you can tak...
From the “hidden” bars in Príncipe Real to late-afternoon snacks on Avenida, we’ve discovered where you can sample the best yakitori, gyoza, and sake in the capital— all inspired by traditional Japanese...
Throughout the year, and especially in the summer, it’s common to see various astronomical events, such as meteor showers, supermoons, or comets passing by… with the most famous event this year being the...
Strolling through Belém is always a good idea, but did you know that number 136 on Avenida da Índia hides “a collection of ceremonial and passenger carriages from the 16th to the 19th centuries that is uni...
Lisbon is famous for its historic breweries, which combine tradition, great food, and unique atmospheres. We’ve already talked here about some breweries where we like to go for a drink in the late aft...
If sand and crowds aren’t your thing, there’s nothing better than one of these pools in Lisbon, lounging on a deck chair and, while you’re at it, sipping a nice, refreshing cocktail. There’s no shorta...
If there’s one seafood that stirs up passion (but also some aversion) at this time of year, it’s oysters— a delicacy that symbolizes freshness and affordable luxury, and which has long been part of tradi...
Although many people already come “equipped” with large bags of food and coolers full of refreshing drinks, it’s still these beach bars in Lisbon that often “save” the day, especially when our supplies r...
Nowadays, no one raises an eyebrow anymore when you mention nachos, guacamole, pico de gallo, tacos, quesadillas, and other delicacies with varying amounts of chili peppers on the menu—which is why we’ve...
Who doesn’t love water parks? Since the closure of Aquaparque do Restelo and Onda Parque in Caparica, Lisbon has never again had its own summer amusement park where locals and visitors could enjoy the su...