Culture
Inclusive by design: an international choir in the heart of Lisbon
Lisbon Community Choir offers everyone the chance to sing.
January 28, 2026
Lisbon Community Choir offers everyone the chance to sing.
Mariana Pereira Silva and Raquel Costa have written a fashion book that isn’t as much about clothes as it is about awareness.
From prehistoric rock art to gothic monasteries and volcanic vineyards, Portugal’s UNESCO sites prove that size isn’t everything — this small country’s packed with world-class history and seriously photogenic ruins.
Gulbenkian, CCB, and others all offer free entry a few hours a month, at least for residents of Portugal — as do many other museums in Lisbon.
Lisbon’s lone châteaux offers more than just wine and Sunday oysters, according to the owner.
For all of you complaining how it’s hard to register, it’s expensive, the teacher isn’t good, blah blah blah, this free Portuguese course — taught by
The OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA 2022) shows Portuguese 15-year-olds scoring around the OECD average in math, reading, and science — but well above average for various aspects of well-being and happiness.
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.