Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa is offering tests at centers around the country, or at home or place of work. Even if you don’t have a prescription, the tests are considerably cheaper than what most other labs are charging.
The government continues to tweak restrictions rather than going into the more restrictive state of emergency it declared at the start of the pandemic.
Biden or Trump? Atlas spoke to those living in Portugal about what the U.S. election means for them.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, what will the future of dining out look like in Lisbon? Local business owners and experts weigh in.
This may be a small town, but it definitely knows how to party. And if you don’t order an ice-cold Sagres, were you even really here?
When people ask me about Portugal, they always want to know if I prefer Lisbon or Porto. My answer? Neither. I love both cities, but I’d rather spend my time
A lot of people ask about the best places to visit in Portugal, and of course, it depends on what you want out of your trip. But there’s one town
Lisbon’s bars and restaurants are allowed to operate — as long as they adhere to a strict set of regulations. Is it working?
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