The Aqueduct das Águas Livres is a remarkable structure that is partly invisible. Fascinating and impressive, it is one of Lisbon’s monumental treasures.
The ‘Venice in Celebration’ exhibition is a dive into the Baroque 18th century. Entertainment and opulence dazzle those who visit the Serenissima. Like those who visit the exhibition at the Gulbenkian Museum. until 13th january 2025
Diafragma de Vhils exhibition can be seen in Lisbon until January 2025. Original and reflective on communication, one of Portugal’s most remarkable contemporary artists is not to be missed.
Christmas in Lisbon is a great time to discover the festive tradition. The lights and mild weather are generally perfect for strolling through the streets.
The exhibition dedicated to Saint Anthony, patron saint of Lisbon, in advertising is rich in history. It tells us a lot about the place of the Saint in the imagination of the people of Lisbon.
The Monastery of St Vincent Outside the Walls is one of Lisbon’s most imposing monuments. Guided tours such as the one entitled ‘Burials at São Vincent’ reveal some real treasures.
8 Marvila is located in Lisbon’s eastern district, Marvila. Dedicated to leisure and shopping with an urban culture philosophy, it is the trendiest district on the rise.
The sunset over the Tagus is a must. The opportunity to see the beauties of Lisbon in a golden light that magnifies it. The yellow boat offers an exceptional experience.
The sardine is more than just a fish in Portugal! It’s a symbol, a companion for festivals and a typical way of life. And of course, a delicious dish
The Lisbon Festas are under the protection of the popular saints: Anthony, John and Peter. From pagan traditions to devotion and culture, there’s something for everyone throughout the month of June. Viva Santo Antonio.