"It feels like a fever dream to be head-banging at the edge of a mosh pit of old rockers one minute then to have them join me ...

History, culture and cuisine are some of the things to explore in Lisbon at night. Best of all, you won't have to fight large ...

SWERVE the holiday crowds and hit one of these nearby locations for a magic mini-break. Swap Lisbon for Cascais or the ...

Europe boasts many cities steeped in history, rich culture, and diverse landscapes that inspire travellers time and again. A ...

THERE are lots of famous spots in Portugal like the Algarve and Porto. But have you heard of Arrábida? Just 35 minutes south ...

To experience fado, the mournful folk music born of Lisbon’s oldest neighbourhoods, is to tap into centuries of history and ...

Tram 28: A journey through history Tram 28 is arguably the most popular tram route in Lisbon, passing through the city's oldest neighborhoods such as Alfama and Graca. It also provides a glimpse ...

A great-value dining destination, the Portuguese capital has a host of new restaurants and, as of last year, its own Michelin Guide.

The famous yellow trams rattle by a short distance from the ... but the sky’s the limit when it comes to Lisbon’s rarefied dining scene. Simply strolling around the city can provide a wonderful ...

Santorini in Greece enchants with whitewashed buildings and stunning sunsets. Lisbon, Portugal, bursts with life through its vibrant neighborhoods and coastal charm. For those seeking a quieter, more ...

When visiting the City of Seven Hills, it’s important to find the most supreme views, some of which can be found in Lisbon’s best hotels ...

Lisbon is famously hilly but has a network of trams, buses and funiculars to whizz you up and down the inclines. Tram 28 follows a 7km route up, down and round the city streets, like an urban ...