This is your guide to health and wellness in Lisbon, with plenty of options, from beautiful parks to running, cycling and walking routes, yoga and meditation, gyms and quiet, relaxing places to visit.
Although it's not a large country, the truth is that Portugal has a huge contrast of landscapes, hiding some 'secret places' (or almost), perfect for those who don't want crowds. From submerged villages to rare pheno...
The was promising, but hardly anyone predicted that Depression Martinho would cause so much damage in the area. The damage caused by the strong winds and gusts of Depression Martinho (the like of which we've never ex...
A few days before arrives, we have good news for fans of themed trips: the Cherry Blossom Route is back for another edition. Promoted by CP - Comboios de Portugal, in partnership with Fundão City Council, the touri...
Lisbon is full of , but it also feels good to explore other places, especially in the middle of nature. Close to the capital, there are some that invite you to take a short stroll. However, if you prefer to go further...
Crossfit is a type of high-intensity training that combines various types of exercise from different sports such as weightlifting, athletics, gymnastics and functional training. With the aim of working out different p...
is synonymous with change, with the arrival of and , but also with astronomical phenomena. From March 13 to 14, a total lunar eclipse will take place, only visible if the weather permits. A total lunar eclipse, also...
In Lisbon, there are many good that invite you to take long walks in the fresh air. But what do you do when it's time to go home? If you want to add a little greenery to your home, it's important to choose the right pl...
The online travel site TripAdvisor has already released its lists of the best beaches in the world and in Europe, and Portugal has once again made the list . According to users of the TripAdvisor platform, Portugal has...
The small wooden crossing in the municipality of Arronches, known as the Ponte Internacional do Marco, is only six meters long and 1.45 meters wide, and connects the municipality of La Codosera (Spain) with the parish...
After the excesses of the festive season, one of the of many Portuguese is probably to bet on and/or return to more 'fit' habits. After all, physical exercise and well-being are essential for a better quality of life....