What you can’t miss in Lisbon

Alfama, old fishermen’s quarter. Famous for being an old fishermen neighborhood, Alfama is one of the most visited places in Lisbon for its particular streets, viewpoints and corners ideal for […]

Rossio Fountain, monumental fountain. Squares are usually the most crowded spaces in any city, especially one as active as Lisbon. So if you’re going for a walk through the Portuguese […]

Monument to the Discoverers, a tribute to the sailors. Rising near the banks of the Tagus River, is the Monument to the Discoverers, one of the most representative sculptural ensembles […]

Lisbon, coastal and mountainous capital. The Portuguese capital has spaces that combine the traditional and modern. In addition to its historic buildings and green spaces, Lisbon has several museums where […]

 4.6/5 Basilica da Estrela, baroque temple. Away from the busy central streets of Lisbon, stands the Basilica da Estrela, one of the most imposing buildings in the Portuguese capital. […]

East Station, modernist architecture. The Portuguese capital is a metropolis in constant movement, which always has something new to offer and never stops evolving. One of its greatest examples of […]

 4.5/5 Dominating Lisbon from the Castelo de San Jorge. From almost any point it is possible to see, fabulous and imposing, the Castle of São Jorge dominating Lisbon from […]

Sao Bento Palace, seat of the Portuguese Parliament. Do you want to discover one of the most impressive buildings in Lisbon? Then you have to visit the magnificent Sao Bento […]

Rua Augusta Arch, symbol of resistance. Lisbon, the most important city in Portugal, is full of wonderful places that every visitor should know. One of them is the Rua Augusta […]

10 essential places to visit in Lisbon. In addition to being one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, Lisbon perfectly combines the traditional and the modern. Without a doubt, […]