Fado is more than a music genre; it is a feeling. You should listen to or watch a live performance to understand its magic. Keep reading this article to learn more about fado and also to learn about where you can experience the best fado in Lisbon.
Whether you are looking to sip wine on a terrace by the ocean, be immersed in the history of the region, or embark on a long scenic hike, chances are Cascais is the perfect destination for you—especially if you are visiting Lisbon. To help you plan your visit and make the best out of this amazing little town, here’s our ultimate guide to Cascais.
While once considered off the beaten track, in the last 5 five years, Portugal has become a leading European travel destination, and for a good reason. Nevertheless, it is not often thought of as a place for hiking. This article will cover some of the best hiking in Portugal, so keep reading.
Lisbon is a beautiful city, full of color and movement. However, sometimes it feels good to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and lose yourself in a lush and beauty garden oasis. For these times, why not try exploring the many different Lisbon gardens, that the city has to offer? In this article, we’ll cover a wide variety of green spaces, from public parks to palace gardens.
So, if you are planning to move to Estrela, already living here, or looking for a place to visit in Lisbon away from tourists’ huff and puff, buckle your seatbelts as we take you through Estrela’s best cafés, restaurants, and green spaces. In this guide, we will cover everything, from where to eat, where to relax, where to stay, and what not to miss.
Why visit Lisbon? In 2017 CNN named Lisbon one of the coolest European cities, and today that still rings true. This Portuguese capital perfectly balances old and new, filled with historical treasures and modern charms. It is a city known for its food, nightlife, colorful buildings, fado music, and friendly locals.
Have you ever wanted to go on a Sintra day trip? A fairytale-ish municipality in the Greater Lisbon area, Sintra is strategically positioned between the mountains and the ocean. Along with its breath-taking landscapes, the town proudly boasts a rich historical and architectural heritage.
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