Lisbon has that special magnetism that makes us want to leave the house, even when the weather refuses to give us a break.
So, always with all preventive measures in mind, this weekend in Lisbon, enjoy the comfort and safety of indoor spaces.
Whether you are an enthusiast of acrobatic shows or someone who enjoys a good cultural outing, or even a short city trip to try a new dish in the neighborhood, we bring you the latest news that the capital has to offer.
“Love Struck” is the triumphant return of AirOtic Soirée to Lisbon, with an exclusive edition for “Valentine’s Month.”
The acclaimed cirque cabaret returns to Lisbon with an original creation designed specifically to celebrate Valentine’s Day through an elite immersive show.
In the industrial setting of Espaço Laboratório, world-class acrobats and burlesque acts promise a night where passion and desire take center stage.
The breathtaking aerial acts take the art of the body to a new level, ensuring a unique and unforgettable sensory experience, proving to be the perfect plan if you are looking for a bold and sophisticated celebration in the heart of the capital.
Lounge D at Casino Estoril: February program
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In February, Lounge D at Casino Estoril presents an eclectic program with themed cycles on Tuesdays (Fado Tropical) and performances from Wednesday to Sunday starting at 10 p.m., in addition to nightly DJ sessions.
Admission is free, upon registration and presentation of identification.
Travel to Ancient Egypt without leaving Lisbon
To start the year off with a bang, you can take advantage of the second weekend of January to immerse yourself in “Horizon of Cheops: Journey to Ancient Egypt. ”
Located at Fever Hub Lisboa, in the underground lobby of the Terreiro do Paço Metro Station, here you can explore the Great Pyramid of Giza as it was more than 4,500 years ago.
Promoted in partnership by Excurio and Fever, this experience offers a clear window into the past thanks to the use of cutting-edge technology, which allows for a virtual (and immersive) journey.
Sunday Roast in Downtown Lisbon
From €30
Delfina Cantina Portuguesa, in the heart of Baixa/Chiado, is a cozy restaurant linked to the AlmaLusa units that focuses on the emotional memory of traditional cuisine.
Highlights include the Sunday roast and side dishes such as potato gratin.
Visit one of the most beautiful murals in the world in Lisbon
The Portuguese capital has just reinforced its international status with the impressive Calypso mural by Patrícia Mariano, which was distinguished by Street Art Cities.
This masterpiece of urban art brings Greek mythology to the streets of the city through a narrative focused on environmental sustainability.
The truth is that it has placed Lisbon on the podium as the third best city to see Street Art, standing out among hundreds of global destinations for its artistic quality.
Challenge your senses at the Museum of Illusions in Lisbon
From €10
Located in the heart of Chiado, this innovative space invites you to question reality through fascinating interactive experiences.
At the Museum of Illusions, you can walk across the ceiling on a tram or see your head served on a platter, all based on scientific principles that trick the brain.
You are the main attraction of the exhibition and your brain is the target of all the tricks in this fun destination, ideal for all ages.
It is the perfect setting to capture surreal photos and experience moments of pure fun with friends or family.
We discovered the new American-inspireddeli in Estrela
From €12
Between the Basilica and Jardim da Estrela, a new refuge has opened that brings the authentic flavor of New York to Lisbon.
The Tempo Deli sandwich shop offers fresh and hearty options, such as the classic The Italian or the succulent Meatball & Parm.
In addition to delicious meals, the space hides a lower floor that is the perfect hideaway for working remotely while devouring an American-inspired sandwich.
Cozido à Portuguesa: the winter classic returns to Praça with the best of national smoked meats
The iconic Cozido da Praça is back at the Refeitório, reaffirming itself as a tribute to traditional cuisine.
Between February 7 and March 15, the focus is on the excellence of raw materials: from the prestigious sausages of António Abrantes (Fundão) to the select meats of Fumeiro do Barroso (Montalegre).
A dish rich in soul and history, available every weekend at lunchtime, which celebrates the quality of local producers with the time that true cuisine demands.
From analog to digital: the disruptive exhibition that will transform Prata Riverside Village
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The 28ART Gallery, in Marvila, will host the exhibition “Where There Is No Signal” from February 5 to 21 .
The project stems from the fascinating contrast between two worlds: Artem Kupriianenko’s classic analog photography, focused on silence and the human body, and Rafflesia.A’s digital intervention, which reinterprets the works through neural networks and algorithms.
This free exhibition, supported by VIC Properties, invites the public to explore the frontier between the organic and artificial intelligence in one of Lisbon’s most dynamic neighborhoods.
Chiado welcomes 32 artists: the new collective exhibition that makes Lisbon’s heart beat
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The Natália Gromicho Atelier opens this Saturday, February 7, with the exhibition “Downtown Chiado 26.”
Bringing together 32 voices from different geographical locations, the exhibition transforms Chiado into a vibrant point of dialogue between the historical and the contemporary.
Featuring names such as Tamara Alves and Daniela Guerreiro, the exhibition combines techniques and narratives that question the present.
It is a plural portrait of the “art of the now,” where technical rigor merges with the discursive power of national and international artists.