Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood, Alfama is a must see during your trip. From the charming narrow cobblestone streets with mouthwatering eateries and the many breathtaking lookout points, to the Ancient ...

You’ll very likely hear many other languages than just Portuguese these days in the hilly, sun-warmed streets of Lisbon, Portugal’s capital, as millions pour in as digital nomads, service ...

Travelers come in droves to bear witness to the neighborhood's famed charm (and some street art); it's a great place to get to know Lisbon. Ditch the map and let yourself wander the colorful ...

Key Highlight: The chapel is adorned with not only plenty of azulejos (Portuguese tiles), but also centuries-old oil paintings. One of the most notable aspects of Lisbon's alluring architecture is ...

Tucked along the banks of the Tagus, Belém is one of Lisbon’s most atmospheric neighbourhoods, steeped in stories from the Age of Discoveries. For many, it’s the best of both worlds: close to the city ...

A taste of Lisbon: discover the foodie flavours of Portugal’s capital A weekend in Porto: travel guide, attractions and things to do It’s not just the delicious egg custard tarts that visitors ...

This is the key question of almost ... even if you do not believe in witches, you know ... "they do fly on brooms!" From the center of Lisbon to Sintra, we made a special itinerary of sites ...

Lisbon's aqueduct, or the ‘free waters’ aqueduct, was built in the middle of the 18th century in order to channel water into thirsty Lisbon. This outstanding feat of engineering extends from ...