@culturetrip Bairro Alto, along with Chiado, is one of Lisbon’s most bohemian neighbourhoods. Our itinerary begins in Praça Luis de Camões, one of the sites at which the iconic Tram 28 stops (make sure you
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Halloween is an Anglo-Saxon custom of pagan origin with its roots in the ancient festival of Samhain, during which the Celts celebrated the end of harvest and the beginning of winter. In the British Isles,
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The Baixa neighbourhood is the very heart of the Portuguese capital and its classical style, illustrated by the geometric grid formed by its streets and the stunning, tile-covered façades of its buildings, makes it an
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@theinesmoreira Many makers of traditional Italian ice cream have fallen in love with Lisbon, which explains the incredible variety of first-rate Italian ice cream parlours in the city. In this post, we introduce a selection
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@BrunoSaavedra Traditional Fado music is mournful and stirring. This unique expression of Lisbon’s soul can still be heard in the city’s oldest neighbourhoods, a nostalgic song for what once was or could have been that
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@topolisboa We know that every day on a business trip counts for two days’ work at home, which is why you will probably feel like winding down with a relaxing drink at the end of
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