The Espiga bouquet. A beautiful tradition that continues. A symbol of prosperity, intended to celebrate the summer season, Christianity has made the Espiga coincide with the Ascension.
Jacarandas are well acclimatised in Portugal. In Lisbon their lovely blue-violet flowers give a romantic air to the capital. They bloom in May/June
Open House Lisbon is dedicated to architecture for a weekend. Unusual or closed to the public, usually emblematic places to visit for free
marie-line darcyThe red carnations are the symbol of the democratic revolution of 25 April 1974. The anniversary is marked every year with parades and festivities.
marie-line darcyThe Lisbon Book Fair takes place in Eduard VII Park, near Marques de Pombal. The meeting point for book and literature lovers and strollers
New Year’s traditions in Portugal. Cake of kings, queens, grapes…and blue lingerie. Happy holidays.
marie-line darcyCacilhas south shore and Caparica will be discovered with a guide. The best way not to miss the best of a refreshing and curious walk. Follow the guide!
Meet Vincent Vang Gogh is an exhibition dedicated to the brilliant artist. An experience to do with the family on the banks of the Tagus River in Lisbon.
marie-line darcyThe carpets of Arraiolos constitute a formidable heritage. The small town of Alentejo is only an hour and a half away from Lisbon. To visit it is to immerse yourself in history and talent.
marie-line darcyLes Musées des Coches, musées des carrosses, de Lisbonne renferment de précieux exemplaires de voitures en tout genre. Un voyage dans le temps et les fastes de la monarchie.