While Lisbon’s Municipal Assembly must still approve the measure, Lisbon City Hall has voted unanimously to make public transit free for those over 65 starting in June or July and for resident students aged 18 to 23, as well as to residents under 18, in September…READ MORE
Hopefully, this will make a dent in the traffic jams in our capital? One can hope.
Carris workers will be on strike demanding better wages and rights…READ MORE
“According to Spanish news site La Información, it is hoped the line will connect Madrid and Lisbon via Badajoz in six hours by 2027,” Euronews writes. Hope is our favorite
You’ll still have to don the mask in your Uber or bus ride to that maskless party, and also when visiting grandma at the old folks’ home, and also at hospitals.
Welcome to the Week em Breve! This week in Portugal: Worrying Wages, Lost in Transit, Metro Nightmares, Racism Revealed, Coming Home, Conspiracy Theories, and much more!
Lisbon is known for long wait times, but only if you don’t plan ahead. The locals know a few tricks to make life move just a little faster here. Avoid long lines, avoid frustration, do more stuff with these tips.
To get on Lisbon’s bike-sharing platform for free,”…it is necessary to prove that they are residents of Lisbon, so they must present themselves at an EMEL store (Company for Mobility
“Let’s go sailing” might be the best pick-up line anyone has ever said. The problem is: where do you get the boat?Atlas to the rescue with a little help from
The scooters have no doubt enthralled and enraged us in equal measure. Yes, they nip you from one place to another in no time at all, but they clog up
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