Lisbon is the capital and the largest city in Portugal. This is a very unique city with a lot to see and experience, from culture, heritage, gastronomy or simply enjoying the magnificent views over the Tagus river.
The city of Lisbon is a perfect blend of old historical neighbourhoods with new and sophisticated residential areas. Here, you can also visit old monasteries reminiscent of the age of the Portuguese Discoveries, in the 15th century.
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You should definitelly attend a live "Fado" concert in a traditional fado house. Fado is the soul of Portuguese music, with a very particular melancholic style of singing accompanied by the typical sound of the portuguese guitar.
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As the sunlight begins to dwindle, set sail on the Tagus River and admire the Lisbon skyline from the water. It's the perfect romantic experience.
Access the city’s highlights with ease, exploring the Alfama and Chiado neighborhoods and the Sé de Lisboa cathedral on foot without the hassle of parking.
Lisbon extends over seven steep hills, and from these high vantage points, there are many wonderful views over the historic city.
Discover all the amazing small pubs around the city.
Portugal is known for its great food but also for its high quality wines.
Portugal’s nuns and monks pioneered the country’s sweets starting in the 15th century, when Portugal dominated global trade routes.
Discover the best spots in the Bairro Alto to experience fado in Lisbon.
There are several places in Lisbon where you can hear Live Music and any genre of music.
From religious festivities to international rock bands, the best summer festivals are in Lisbon.
If you're looking for cultural activities in Lisbon, the city's museums are a great place to start.
Lisbon is an ancient city, so you can imagine that there are plenty of monuments for you to visit!
From the hills of Sintra to the cobbled streets, the palaces of Lisbon are the perfect fairy tale.
The Monastery of Jerónimos is a remarkable work of architecture commissioned by King Manuel I in the early 16th century.
Sintra was one of the first places in Europe to experiment with Romantic architecture in the 19th century.
Unesco considered it to be nothing less than a lifestyle, also highlighting the sense of conviviality, celebration and the passing on of knowledge at mealtimes.
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