We’d venture to say that few Lisboners know the Bugio Lighthouse as well as they’d like. For example, have you visited it yet? Tucked away from most people, anyone looking out at the Tagus horizon can easily spot it,...
For those who love history and the will not reopen in April this year. The reason makes perfect sense: to offer hundreds of visitors better visiting conditions. Lisbon, a city full of "secrets" Lisbon still h...
Christmas has definitely arrived in the city and what you need now is someone to guide you to discover this magical time of year. The solution is these guides to seeing the Christmas lights in Lisbon. In fact, this...
When we think of the highest points in Lisbon, we easily remember that we live in the or that we can visit some of the most in the world. However, the city's usual sightseeing routes rarely take us to the place that o...
One of the most eagerly awaited "comebacks" on the art scene in recent years was the reopening of CAM - Centro de Arte Moderna , which opened its doors again on September 21, 2024, and then with a big party with various...
Built with architectural references of Manueline and Moorish influence, the National Palace of Pena is the fruit of the dream of King Ferdinand II, who built a palace worthy of a fairy tale on the top of the Sintra Moun...
As well as having many to tell, Rua Augusta also has places that invite you to stop and visit. There's a lot to discover on "Rua da Augusta Figura do Rei" and these are our highlights. has been open since the...
This year's International Day of Monuments and Sites, with the theme "Resilient heritage in the face of disasters and conflicts", will once again allow you to visit museums and monuments completely free of charge. Unti...
We love a good walk in the morning before going to the office, but what we're bringing you today is not just a simple walk around Lisbon. They are of some of the most fantastic places in the city. From the most hi...
Portugal is known across borders for its 940 km long coastline, but also for its welcoming people and, of course, its UNESCO World Heritage Site. However, there is much more to praise in this which even has some o...