There are gardens in Lisbon that you only discover by chance, and this one is tucked away behind the walls of a school. At Paço do Lumiar, Quinta dos Azulejos hides an 18th-century garden where azulejos c...
TUI Musement has just updated its ranking of the 30 most popular castles and palaces in Europe, and there are three Portuguese entries on the list—as many as Italy, and second only to Spain (6) and the Un...
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...
On Sunday, September 20, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Lisbon City Council is hosting the launch event for “Lisboa é Tua!”, an experience that transforms part of the city into a walking discovery trail, st...
There are monuments that need no introduction due to their grandeur and significance; one such example is São Jorge Castle. Perched atop one of Lisbon’s highest hills, this medieval fortress could easily b...
Open House Archaeology will return on the weekend of September 12–13 for what is now its 5th edition.
The event organized by the Lisbon Museum is taking on an unprecedented scale this year, expanding t...
About half an hour from Lisbon, hidden behind a historic 21-kilometer wall, lies a forest that was once a royal hunting ground. The Tapada Nacional de Mafra is a natural sanctuary spanning more than 800 h...
Visiting the interior of the iconic lighthouse at the mouth of the Tagus estuary is no longer a mirage: the Bugio, which for a long time allowed visits only once a year, now reveals all its secrets to tho...
The city of Lisbon isn’t just an entertainment, leisure, and cultural hub for adults. It also offers a wide variety of cultural spaces to visit as a family, many of them featuring educational and highly...
Dos jantares em casa de estranhos aos miradouros "escondidos", revelamos-te seis microexperiências autênticas para sentires o pulsar da cidade....