Here’s an aggressive 24-hour tour of Lisbon that will help you get a good feel for the city of light. Our guess is after completing this itinerary, you’ll end up changing your ticket out to go for another few days at least.
No shirt? No pants?! No problem.
Lisbon’s cost of living remains inviting for expats and digital nomads, but is quickly becoming unfeasible for the young people who actually work here.
If you’re in Lisbon, things are about to get very colorful and loud.
Until October, four themed walking tours will help people discover how Lisbon was built and experienced over different periods of the city’s history. David Felismino of the Museu de Lisboa shares his thoughts with Atlas.
“We kept working all the time, and that’s what we intend to do now,” says Inês Cunha, President of the Board of Directors.
Wind in your hair, wine in your glass, sand on your feet: the perfect weekend escape.
GIRA works off your phone: download the app, give them your financial details, and you’re ready to bike. This Atlas correspondent was able to do all of that in about 10 minutes. But then the problems began.
Sardines, saints, garlands, beer, pimba music — and crowds and the occasional public urination — are back after a two-year hiatus!
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