Quinta do Ferro isn’t the idyllic slice of village life in the middle of Lisbon you’d think from first glance. Atlas got the scoop on how the neighborhood is trying to reinvent itself.
Lisbon’s bars and restaurants are allowed to operate — as long as they adhere to a strict set of regulations. Is it working?
Is Portugal ready to have its kids back in school after the Covid-19 lockdowns? Some teachers think a lot more needs to be done — and many plan to strike over what they think is inadequate support from the government.
Hundreds of kilometers of pristine beachfront, much of it away from civilization, sets up Portugal as a prime destination for van life — but many locals aren’t too happy, and the police are getting involved.
Safe Space Portugal is a non-profit educational project founded in 2017 by the National Program for Mental Health of the General Directorate of Health. that aims “to combat illiteracy about
Are you fed up with coronavirus, wondering if the Russian vaccine really works, while also starving for some art and culture? If so, here’s what local art gallery ZDB, survivors
From Time for T‘s website: “Described as somewhere between Bob Dylan and Fela Kuti, Time for T have always been difficult to categorize. This may be due to the eclectic
Lisboa is a beautiful town in more ways than one. One of the more obvious of these ways is its architecture. Open House Lisboa is a concept originally created in
Five-star typical Portuguese food from a five-star Portuguese chef served on a lovely esplanade in front of a chafariz
Five-star typical Portuguese food from a five-star Portuguese chef served on a lovely esplanade in front of a chafariz
A touch of the grill on a “piano of pork” is just the thing at this roadside restaurant.
If you have kids, you like brunch, and you need to get some work done, this place is there to rescue you.
This is a series about the songs written by foreigners that were inspired by Portugal. This is the fifth on our list. Bishop Saynomore a.k.a Michael B. Tanner from Washington,
This is a series about the songs written by foreigners that were inspired by Portugal. This is the fourth tune on our list. The career of this group from Brisbane,
We love Portugal and we love music. So, we made a list of tunes inspired by Portugal. This series is about those impressions translated into sound by foreigners and this
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