Lisbon’s Mysterious Cocktail Bar: Raise a Glass at Speakeasy Corkies
In the Bica neighborhood, tucked away between narrow streets where the famous Bica funicular rattles by, lies one of Lisbon’s best-kept secrets: the speakeasy…
Lisbon is built on seven hills, that is one of the reasons you’ll notice a lot of differences between its neighborhoods. If you’re going to discover Lisbon on foot, you’ll also notice that each neighborhood has a different atmosphere. Lisbon is too big to discover in 3 days.
Even though the most important neighborhoods are located around the center of the city, the adjacent neighborhoods are also well worth discovering. Use this site to find out which districts you should start exploring during your stay in Lisbon.
In the Bica neighborhood, tucked away between narrow streets where the famous Bica funicular rattles by, lies one of Lisbon’s best-kept secrets: the speakeasy…
ooking for a captivating escape during your city trip to Lisbon? Central Tejo, formerly the Electricity Museum, located in the Belém, district, offers an…
Just a short distance from the city center hides a hidden gem regarded by locals as a true treasure: Capela de Santo Amaro. Local…
If you’re on a family city trip to Lisbon and looking for an educational and enjoyable experience for your children aged 6 to 15,…
On the vibrant Pink Street, right in the pulsating heart of nightlife, shines a place that stimulates the senses and brings imagination to life:…
In the 18th century, Lisbon was one of the wealthiest cities in the world, thanks to overseas trade and the South American colony that…
MAAT museum is currently hosting an exhibition by the Portuguese visual artist Joana Vasconcelos for her solo show, Plug-in. This exhibition brings together Vasconcelos’…
The title of this article sounds like the beginning of a mysterious novel, about trendy tourists setting out to discover Lisbon’s vibrant nightlife. A…
For a local, a Portuguese breakfast consists of a bica (espresso), toast or a bolo (sweet snack). With many tourists coming to visit the…
In Alfama, you’ll find Museu do Fado, a small museum paying tribute to the traditional Portuguese musical genre born in the working-class neighborhoods of…
Portuguese love big shopping malls. Fact. In and around Lisbon alone you can find at least four malls that fit in the category “extremely…
In the middle of the busy city centre of Lisbon you can find the church Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Saúde. It is not…