If you’re looking for a local Lisbon neighbourhood to explore, I would suggest taking a look at Graça. It’s got cool street art, local restaurants, and the city’s best views!
A journey through Romanticism
This mystical land of Sintra, just a short trip from Lisbon, takes you on a journey through centuries of opulent artistic creations.
The Portuguese Age of Discovery
Together these two landmarks are Lisbon’s only World Heritage Site – and a testament to a period that changed the world.
One day in Belém
The spot where the Portuguese sailors set off to explore the world is an excellent place for you to begin your exploration of Lisbon.
Damn, that tram is crammed!
It seems like a great idea but the Tram 28’s popularity has also ruined it for everyone. Luckily, I’ve got a solution!
Is the Lisboa Card worth it?
After using it myself, I can tell you that the Lisboa Card will save you a lot of money for sightseeing in Lisbon.
Once upon a tile in Lisbon…
The tiles in Lisbon are one of the defining elements of the city. This is the history of the azulejos and how they almost disappeared in the 1900s.
Lisbon’s churches in 360 degrees!
Through their design and decoration, Lisbon’s churches tell the story of Portugal’s history over the centuries.
The Park of Nations
This Lisbon district along the Tagus River was developed for the Expo in 1998 but has taken on a life of its own in the 20 years since then.