Since I live in Spain, I have visited Lisbon several times, and each time, I can’t help but be amazed by the Santa Justa Lift. This tall, iron structure is an unmissable Lisboan sight and a useful way to move between lower and higher parts of the city. When visiting Lisbon, you can’t miss its striking figure against the city ...
Lisbon is one of those cities that are beautiful from any angle. The tile-covered buildings, narrow streets, yellow trams, and Portuguese cobblestone floors give the city a unique look. Likewise, the sunlight reflecting on the Tajo River fills Portugal’s capital with a melancholic vibe that, mixed with the sound of fado, makes you breathe saudade, a longing characteristic of Portuguese ...
Lisbon has no shortage of sights, but tourists often overlook one that should be on your must-visit list: the LX Factory. Once an industrial complex, this space’s warehouses have been transformed into an artistic and cultural hub with eclectic shops, art studios, and dining options. As you wander LX Factory, you’ll be able to experience Lisbon’s contemporary creative scene firsthand. ...
Narrow cobblestone streets, centuries-old historic sites, exquisite Portuguese dishes, and breathtaking panoramic views. These are a few of the many things you can enjoy on a first trip to Lisbon. This European gem blends old-world charm with a cosmopolitan lifestyle. So, it is a perfect city to visit, no matter what you’re into. To help you make the most of ...
Lisbon, Portugal’s capital, is a must-visit destination for any traveler. With its history, stunning architecture, picturesque neighborhoods, and heavenly cuisine, spending two days exploring this city will surely be a memorable experience. In this guide, we will share an ideal itinerary for first-time visitors, from wandering through the maze-like streets of Alfama to enjoying tasty pastéis de nata. So grab ...
Brimming with history, culture, and picturesque landscapes, Lisbon is the vibrant capital of Portugal and a must-visit destination. Perched on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, Lisbon enchants with its pastel buildings, stunning viewpoints, and charming cobbled streets. With a mix of tradition and modernity, this city has an energy that’s hard to resist for visitors. This post will tell ...
One of the best ways to get to know a destination is to try its cuisine. And when it comes to places like Lisbon, the mix of traditional flavours with modern and experimental gastronomy is, without a doubt, a big part of its appeal. Whether you consider yourself a foodie or not, you may have already heard of some of ...
Sintra is one of the most famous towns in Portugal. Its close location to Lisbon makes it one of the most popular day trip destinations for tourists visiting the Portuguese capital. With a fairytale village appearance, this town is known for its palaces, castles and stately mansions scattered on its mountains. Among its main attractions are the Sintra National Palace, ...
Somebody once said that the deepest conversations between friends take place in total silence, and Lisbon is a true expert in silence. The portuguese tranqüilidade is probably one of the traits that differentiate Portuguese from their neighbors to the east. Lisbon is a city to experience slowly. Here, the streets seem to be frozen in time, whispering soft lamentations to ...