The 5 most enjoyable things to do in Lisbon with children according to We Heart Lisbon
Lisbon has secured a special place in our hearts as a family. The city is vibrant and full of charm, perfect for adventures with…
Best Sights in Lisbon
Lisbon is almost bursting at the seams from all that beauty! Beautiful parks, beautiful buildings, grand squares and stately avenues. You’ll need at least a week to visit just the top attractions!
Below you’ll find all must-sees during your visit in Lisbon.
Beach adventure from Lisbon: choose from the best hotels according to We Heart Lisbon”
A day trip from Lisbon to one of the beautiful beaches is absolutely worth it, especially if you want to explore the rougher side…
Cemetery of Alto de São João – largest and most important cemetery
Although it may not be at the top of your list when planning your city trip to Lisbon, it’s definitely worth visitingCemitério do Alto…
Romantic hotels in Lisbon and Sintra – according to We Heart Lisbon
A romantic atmosphere in Lisbon doesn’t have to be limited to Valentine’s Day. The city exudes romance all year round, from the buildings and…
Capela de Santo Amaro – A Mysterious Chapel in the Heart of Alcântara
Just a short distance from the city center hides a hidden gem regarded by locals as a true treasure: Capela de Santo Amaro. Local…
Aldeia Típica José Franco – open-air museum of a typical Portuguese village
Between Ericeira and Mafra lies the village of Sobreiro, where you can discover the open-air museum Aldeia Típica José Franco This museum village is…
A Smiling adventure in Lisbon – Photoshoot in Alfama
Lisbon, and particularly the enchanting Alfama with its picturesque alleyways and vibrant colored houses, provides the perfect backdrop for capturing unforgettable moments. Amidst the…
Street Art in Lisbon: Elusive Art from the Street
Earlier we wrote that in Lisbon the streets are littered with art. We were referring, of course, to the beautiful mosaics all over the…
Museu do Fado – the history behind the life song
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…
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Saúde – Our Lady of Good Health
In the middle of the busy city centre of Lisbon you can find the church Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Saúde. It is not…
Museu Nacional do Azulejo – the tile and its story
When I wander through Lisbon, I always love to admire the houses with those typical Portuguese tiles: azulejos. So it was only a matter…
Mãe d’Água – Hidden water temple
Mãe d’Água (which translates to “mother of water”) is the old main reservoir, completed in 1834, where the water supplied from Aqueduto das Águas…
