Lisbon

Our best choice of luxury hotels, boutique hotels, budget hotels and Lisbon hotel deals, chosen by an international expert. Best places to stay in and around Lisbon. 5 Star Hotels In Lisbon 1 – Olissipo Lapa Palace Rua do Pau de Bandeira, 4, Estrela, 1249-021 Lisboa, Portugal – Map A 19th-century palace turned luxury hotel set on a hillside of Lisbon, with bedrooms overlooking the river. Classic interiors with sumptuous rooms. Food and service … Read More

Design Fashion Museum The Design Fashion Museum is located at the bottom central Lisbon. The MUDE is a contemporary modern museum, free entrance, where you can see and discover objects that made design and fashion history, during last century. The world history of design and fashion at the heart of Lisbon city. A collection of items inside an old building in Rua Augusta (Baixa). MUDE ground floor focuses the history … Read More

Berardo Museum Modern Art At The CCB (Cultural Centre Of Belém) The Berardo Museum Collection is an international significant modern and contemporary art in Belém. It as more than 70 art tendencies and more than 900 works of strong didactic nature for art lovers. In addition to its extraordinary value, it also allows to observe  the main artistic movements of the twentieth century.A great source of creativity and possibilities, a … Read More

Santa Justa Elevator Also Called Carmo Lift Santa Justa Elevator is a French style iron construction from the beginning of the XIX century. You can find it at the Rua de Santa Justa or through a passage coming from the square Largo do Carmo (Top level). To go in it, a ticket is due, the same price of a bus ticket. It connects the lower streets of the Baixa with … Read More

Lisbon Best Fado Restaurants Lisbon best fado restaurants to choose from is a bit difficult. The musical style depends of the singer performance, and probably you will go only once in a lifetime! t The word ‘Fado’ is from the Latin word ‘fatum’ meaning fate and destiny. For centuries, ships sailed around the globe and in each return bringing new songs that spoke of dangers of the new worlds explored, … Read More

Lisbon Market Mercado da Ribeira Lisbon Market Mercado da Ribeira is near Cais do Sodré train station in Lisbon. Hotspot Food Hall, this is Lisbon’s cheapest market. The seafood is a large part of the Portuguese cuisine. The Bacalhau (cod) is a Portuguese very popular fish with several ways of cooking it. Lisbon Market Mercado da Ribeira is the main Lisbon’s food market since 1892. Back in 2014 it was … Read More

Lisboa City Card Lisboa City Card – Lisbon City Card Explore Lisbon with the Lisbon City Card, offering discounts across the city with your choice of a 24-, 48- or 72-hour pass. With the Lisbon City Card, enjoy savings of up to 30% on local prices! With public transport included for the duration of your card, your Lisbon sightseeing pass allows you to discover the city with ease. LISBOA CITY … Read More

5 Lisbon Best Bairro Alto Bars Lisbon Best Bairro Alto Bars in an old Lisbon´s neighbourhood. Bairro Alto used to be the fashion/design top spot back in the 80’s and 90’s, an alternative area for creative and new wave from the time. Today this type of crowds moved down to Cais do Sodré, leaving Bairro Alto to young kids partying on the streets. But some of the old atmosphere still … Read More

Theatrical Walking Tours Portugal Tales is on Alfama streets offering theatrical walking tours. You will be taken on an 800 year journey full of narrated and dramatized stories and legends. Through this fun, entertaining and innovative way, Portugal Tales share its country, its neighborhoods, its people, its stories and secrets.           This tour goes through the oldest district of Lisbon (Alfama), which, thanks to its tight winding streets and … Read More

Lisbon Riverside Promenade Along the coastline by Lisbon riverside you will find many of the best sights to enjoy the city. Either way, starting from the Nations Park or the end of the Cascais train line the potential is immense. The Tagus River is the longest in the Iberian Peninsula. It is 1,038 km (645 mi) long, 716 km (445 mi) in Spain, 47 km (29 mi) along the border between Portugal and Spain and 275 km (171 mi) in Portugal, … Read More