If you’ve ever wondered how Gulliver felt in Lilliput, or you want a crash course in portuguese architecture, Portugal dos Pequenitos is for you.
This four-hour walk between Sintra and Cabo da Roca lets you see many of Sintra’s famed landmarks and includes plenty of forest-walking, sea-gazing, and cliff-scrambling. And you don’t need a car to reach it.
There’s loads to discover in this hella-cool seven-hectare tropical garden located next to the Jerónimos Monastery.
Not all Lisbon markets are created equal, nor are the vendors who comprise them. Here’s where to go if you’re keen for a stroll as you shop or bargaining before you buy.
Sintra is the most popular day excursion from Lisbon, and Quinta da Regaleira is one of its most popular attractions. This, in case you hadn’t guessed, is for a very good reason: it is magical.
Whether you’re a Lisbon local or are just visiting, you’ve probably gone to Miradouro de Santa Catarina and asked yourself, “What the hell happened to Adamastor?” Well, this is what’s happened…
Like any good Lisbon story, this one starts in Cais do Sodré. But this one ends with flamingos.
They say Lisbon is best seen by boat, and considering the Tejo is the lifeblood of the city, this isn’t much of a surprise. What did come as a surprise, however, is just quite how spectacular it can be and how easy it is to do.
No shirt? No pants?! No problem.
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