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.
We invite you to discover Lisbon in November, when the city is already beginning to smell of roasted chestnuts—and we know just where you can find the best ones. Lisbon in November also brings us the...
LEFFEST – Lisbon Film Festival reaches its 20th edition and returns to the capital’s movie theaters. From November 6 to 15, the festival, directed by Paulo Branco, will screen approximately 180 films, inc...
The countdown to the most anticipated time of year in Lisbon has already begun. Next Saturday, November 14, at 7:00 p.m., Armazéns do Chiado will unveil its traditional Christmas lights. The event, wh...
After Halloween, Christmas lights and music begin to fill the imaginations of the most ardent fans of the festive season. So, in the blink of an eye, the first chords of “Last Christmas” will be echoing e...
The Fall Fair—Art & Antiques, organized by the Portuguese Association of Antique Dealers from November 11 to 15, will take place at the National Society of Fine Arts. This is already the eighth edi...
Anyone passing through the parking lot on Rua 1.º de Maio in Alcântara, across from Carris, now has a new work of art right in front of them. That’s because the cover of “Radiante Estrela Decadente,...
Any music fan, regardless of genre, likes to stay up to date on the concert schedule. That’s why we’re bringing you the best guide to music shows in Lisbon. 2026 already promises plenty of excitement...
“At Night at the Oceanarium.” That’s the name of the Lisbon Oceanarium’s latest initiative, if you want to make the most of this massive exhibition at Parque das Nações. The program offers half-price t...
On Rua da Barroca, in Bairro Alto, there is a fado house with nearly 80 years of history and a direct connection to Carlos do Carmo. Faia was opened in 1947 by the fado singer’s mother, Lucília do Carmo,...
From rounding the Cape of Storms to the sea voyage to India in the 15th century, Portugal helped chart and push the boundaries of the unknown. In the Belém area, the ships set sail for overseas adventures...