Vintage, up-cycled, second-hand, or just plain USED: whatever you call not-new clothes, here’s where to find them in Lisbon, from bargain bins to boutiques.
There are plenty of native English speakers in Lisbon, and Portugal has a tradition of reading in the original language, which means lots of choice for English-language literature at decent prices.
Sardines, saints, garlands, beer, pimba music — and crowds and the occasional public urination — are back after a two-year hiatus!
Fair warning: you’ll need a plan.
Apparently, expats aren’t super happy with career opportunities in the city, for one, but also transport, “health and environment” — is it because we all smoke? — and other issues.
A few Lisbon hotels offer their saunas and steam rooms, and sometimes their swimming pools, to non-guests, but it will cost you.
Ocean management and fishing quotas are far from perfect in Portugal, but here are some tips on how to make sea-friendly choices when you go to the fish shop.
What is your tax responsibility as an American abroad? Sure, you may have to cover local foreign taxes as you live your life overseas, but you may also have to
Lower tax rates on on salaries, reduced VAT on electricity, smaller capitals gains taxes — ooh la la.
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