There’s a good chance that the coolest thing that can ever happen to you in this lifetime is getting to watch The Good, the Bad and the Ugly under the
When in Lisbon, do as the Romans. Teatro Romano is more than 220 years old, and it’s some of the best ruins the neighborhood of Alfama has to offer. This
From the organizers: António Pires is taking his play, Ubu Rei, to the Ruins of the Convento do Carmo. One of the most influential pieces of European drama and a
For a classical play, you can’t beat the performance space: Lisbon’s own Roman theater. It’s in Portuguese, but you probably know it by heart anyway, right? From the organizers: The
On the terrace of the Museum of Lisbon’s Roman Theater, with the support of Adega Cooperativa de Pegões, you can enjoy a glass of wine accompanied by live music, much like the
The mountaintops of Sintra are shrouded in mystery, magic, and, more often than not, fog. When it’s beach weather in Lisbon and the nearby town of Cascais, it’s likely misty
Many beautiful buildings and estates have been left to ruin in Portugal. These dilapidated gems crumble more each day as they wait for some TLC or their ultimate demise, whichever comes first. Here are some we fell in love with.
The hotel Monte Palace in the Açores shut its doors in 1986 and has since been looted and abandoned, with a 5-star view of the Lagoa das Sete Cidades and encroaching mounds of moss and hydrangea bushes on all sides. But this isn’t the end of the story.
The Beja Aquapark was in operation for only three years and has been closed for the last 25. What is left is easily accessible to curious road-trippers and ruin hunters alike.
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