Find out what to do in Lisbon: we reveal the secret places to visit, the must-see points of interest, the trendy neighborhoods and a complete guide to discover the best of Lisbon and its surroundings, every day.
August 12 was already set to be marked by the solar eclipse. But hours after the Sun reappears in full, the sky over Lisbon has a second spectacle in store: this is the night of the Perseid meteor shower’...
When the revolving doors at number 14 Avenida da República opened for the first time in July 1966, Lisbon wasn’t used to bold innovations in the restaurant scene. The concept of an American-style snack ba...
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...
The 11th Great Rowing Boat Regatta takes place on September 5, and this year there are more spots available for you to participate —at no cost— with the number of free registrations increasing from 50 to...
Portugal is one of the world’s most famous surfing destinations, with countless spots to explore along our vast coastline. However, it’s impossible to talk about surfing without mentioning the Silver Coa...
Magokoro Ramen restaurants have a host of summer specials you’ll want to try, starting with a new summer menu, the Tokyo Summer Set, along with yakitori— Japanese charcoal-grilled skewers — and bento box...
Tickets for the Pena National Palace are sold out, but there’s still another way to watch the solar eclipse in Sintra: the Cabo da Roca Lighthouse will open its grounds to the public on Wednesday, August...
The solar eclipse on Wednesday, August 12, has been the focus of attention for countless media outlets, as well as for those curious about rare phenomena. In this context, it’s no surprise that there’s a...
The solar eclipse is one of the hottest topics right now, and it seems like no one wants to miss this phenomenon, which hasn’t occurred in Portugal since 1912. So, if you’re looking for unique (and free)...
On August 12, 2026, Portugal will host its first total solar eclipse on national territory since 1912. In Lisbon, the phenomenon will be visible as a very deep partial eclipse, with approximately 94%...