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.
The date is set: October 10, in a previously inaccessible area of the Lisbon Metro at Olaiais Station— one of Lisbon’s most beautiful stations— which will be transformed into a real dance floor for one, a...
Brasil Origem Week returns to Lisbon from October 9 to 11 at the Cordoaria Nacional in Belém, this time as part of the Chocolat Festival, with free admission and a three-day program dedicated to the ori...
The Benfica Fair, which filled the neighborhood with nostalgia until 1987, is finally back. After four decades of absence, the event already has a set date— September 25–27— and this time it will be held...
It seems that the last weekend in September is the perfect time for anyone who loves traveling back in time. After all, we have not one, but two suggestions for medieval fairs, taking place between Septem...
The smash burger market in Lisbon remains red-hot, but the Patty Smash Burgers locations have managed to bring a charm all their own to the table . Inspired by the aesthetic and atmosphere of iconic...
Alameda Dom Afonso Henriques will be transformed into an open-air movie theater next Friday, September 26. Cinema na Praça Continente will screen the movie “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” starring Meryl...
Imagine the scene: you’re walking through the iconic Terreiro do Paço, where movement and noise are constant—people crossing the square on their way home, tourists on the outdoor terraces, and trams passi...
Five days, full beer mugs, and a market transformed into a beer festival: Beerfest returns to the Algés Market for its fifth edition, from Thursday, October 1, through Monday, October 5. The event h...
The Parish of Santo António is organizing an immersive experience on the history of video games on September 26 and 27 at the EPAL building, with free admission for all ages. From Pong to Pac-Man, Te...
Everyone climbs to Pena. Almost no one climbs to Peninha. It’s located in the parish of Colares, where the mountains end and the Atlantic begins, at an elevation of 488 meters. On a clear day, the view st...