Tired of big city life, breathing through a mask trying to avoid the worst nature has to offer, and staring at your screen in the interim? Then maybe it’s time
“From Spain, neither good winds nor good marriage.” Roughly translated Portuguese proverb. Portugal and Spain are not the best of friends. There’s history there. For example, did you know that
Castelo de São Jorge, one of Lisbon’s most famous and oldest landmarks, has an interesting history. As does Martim Moniz (both the man who allegedly lodged himself in a door
They say Lisbon is the city of seven hills. But obviously their math is a little off… Anyway, if you feel like doing something healthy to cure that Sunday hangover,
Gentrification is killing this town. Thousands of residents, including some of Atlas‘ own staff, have been and are being displaced due to booming rent and increasingly sketchy housing situations. And,
Do you think the environment is pretty cool? Do you think sustainability is where it’s at? Well then, did you know that September 21st is European Day of Sustainable Communities
Lisbon streets are difficult to take your eyes off of. Because, you know, the breathtaking beauty of them and stuff. As soon as the sun starts setting, however, we’re reminded
Well, one thing’s for sure: sooner or later, gentrification is going to put this town under the ground… But until that day comes, you still have a chance to experience
The Águas Livres Aqueduct was constructed between 1731 and 1799, by order of King John V. It survived the earthquake of 1755. Its arches and canals spread throughout Lisbon for
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