Where to Stay in Lisbon – Best Hotels and Neighbourhoods
Discover Lisbon’s neighbourhoods and some of the best hotels to stay in Lisbon. Use this guide to decide where to stay based on three top criteria: price, quality and location.
Discover Lisbon’s neighbourhoods and some of the best hotels to stay in Lisbon. Use this guide to decide where to stay based on three top criteria: price, quality and location.
There are public holidays spread throughout the year that mark religious, historic and special events. To plan your trip to Lisbon, find out what are the public and school holidays in Portugal.
Eight new restaurants in Portugal hold a Michelin star, including Marlene by Marlene Vieira, the second woman in almost a century to lead a Michelin-starred restaurant in Portugal.
Need a break from Portuguese food? A comforting meal of ramen may be the right choice for you. Here is a list of ramen places to try in Lisbon.
The Design Museum MUDE reopens in July 2024 with its Building on Exhibition. From October, the long-term exhibition will offer opportunities to explore the history of design.
If you are planning to drive in Lisbon, you should get familiar with the driving requirements in Portugal, as well as the basics of rules of the road, hiring a car and finding parking in the city centre.
Fado has become a symbol of Lisbon and Portugal. There are daily fado shows in restaurants or “fado houses” but also in other venues (just fado without dinner).
UEFA Euro 2024 takes place in Germany, but even if you are in Lisbon, you have no excuse to miss a match, there are plenty of places to watch all matches this summer.
There are plenty of Lisbon hotels to dazzle that special someone whatever the occasion. For a romantic weekend or Valentine’s Day, here’s a selection of ten of the best romantic hotels in Lisbon, Sintra and Cascais.
The list of starred restaurants in Portugal has just been updated. There are currently eight Portuguese restaurants boasting two Michelin star status, and 31 restaurants have been awarded one star in the 2024 edition.
Are you packing your suitcase for Portugal? Whether you go to Lisbon, Porto, the Douro valley, or the Algarve, use this helpful checklist to make sure you don’t leave home without those needed items.
Reserve an evening to sample the Portuguese fado and traditional cuisine. From amateur fado to well-known fado singers, Alfama is the best area to soak up Lisbon’s aesthetic melancholy.
Lisbon is a gorgeous city with a glittering waterside location that is worth seeing from Vasco da Gama Tower, Lisbon’s tallest building.
Lisbon is a great place to go shopping and discover big brands, historic stores and flea markets. Find fashion, antiques, or a bargain with our guide to the best shopping centres and neighbourhoods in the Portuguese capital.