There’s no doubt that Portugal’s biggest city is chock full of cultural treasures. But let’s face it: the labyrinthine streets of the sunshine capital are teeming with more tourists than ever before. There’s never been a better time to get some welcome respite from city life. That’s why we’ve put together this handy guide to […]
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The Ultimate Guide to Sardines in Lisbon
Posted on November 18, 2018
Whether hot off the grill or straight from the tin, you have to try sardines in Lisbon. With hundreds of miles of Atlantic coastline, Portugal has always turned to the water to feed its people. You’ll find seafood on the menu at most restaurants in Lisbon, and the city even holds a month-long festival starring […]
The 6 Best Rooftop Bars in Lisbon: Top Spots for a Drink With a View
Posted on November 17, 2018
The top 6 rooftop bars in Lisbon offer much more than unbeatable photo ops—if you’re looking for the perfect combination of quality cocktails, delicious snacks and panoramic views, we’ve got you covered! Lisbon is a city that practically begs to be photographed. From vibrant street art and stately architecture to sweeping river views and terracotta […]
Lisbon Market Guide: What You Need to Know to Shop Like a Local
Posted on November 16, 2018
Lisbon markets are the heart of community life. Why shop at a neighborhood market instead of a supermarket? It comes down to the produce and the people. The products are local and seasonal, which translates to better quality—and they’re even more affordable. Shoppers run into familiar faces and catch up over the peppers. There’s no […]
The Top 8 Seafood Restaurants in Lisbon (for Every Price Range!)
Posted on November 16, 2018
From holes in the wall to Michelin-caliber cuisine, these are the Lisbon’s best restaurants for seafood and fish. Few things are better than a feast plucked straight from the sea. Any guidebook (and a vintage Parts Unknown) will point you toward Cervejaria Ramiro. It’s worth the hype—and the inevitable line of tourists waiting to get in […]
Lisbon Souvenirs: Ditch the Fridge Magnets, Here’s What to Buy
Posted on November 15, 2018
Souvenir shopping is part of every traveler’s routine but it doesn’t have to be that tedious task on the way to the boarding gate. Why take home a snow globe or a fridge magnet when you can buy the most authentic and original Lisbon souvenirs? Quite honestly, anything can be a souvenir as long as […]
Traditional Portuguese Food: Cataplana, Francesinha & More
Posted on November 14, 2018
Spending time at the table in Portugal is not just a modern pasttime, it’s a cultural event even when you’re not celebrating anything. From petiscos to more complicated recipes, traditional Portuguese food is one of the reasons why travelers fall in love with the country. Most typical Portuguese dishes are hearty, garlicky, and greasy – […]
Our 7 Favorite Bairro Alto Restaurants
Posted on November 14, 2018
Fancy a bite to eat in Bairro Alto? Check out our favorite restaurants in the area! There’s more than cheap beers and cocktails in Bairro Alto. This party district is also full of local restaurants and international eateries. From the famous steak-on-the-stone served at Cabaças to the delicious hummus of Tantura, we’re taking you to […]
Top 10 Things to Do in Lisbon at Night
Posted on November 13, 2018
When it comes to nightlife, Lisbon delivers. There are many great things to do in Lisbon at night, whether you love dancing or prefer laid-back socializing with a few close friends. Multicultural, artistic, and progressive, it’s possible for anyone to find fun things to do. Here are our favorite nighttime haunts and activities. Experience fado […]
Ultimate Guide to Bairro Alto: Where to Stay, Eat, and Drink!
Posted on November 13, 2018
Everyone in Lisbon has a different story about this neighborhood, but they’ll all agree that Bairro Alto has some of the best bars in Lisbon. A quiet residential neighborhood by day and bar hopping destination by night, Bairro Alto in Lisbon is a well-known area of the city. Its alternative entertainment vibe from the 1980s […]
