This may be a small town, but it definitely knows how to party. And if you don’t order an ice-cold Sagres, were you even really here?
When people ask me about Portugal, they always want to know if I prefer Lisbon or Porto. My answer? Neither. I love both cities, but I’d rather spend my time
A lot of people ask about the best places to visit in Portugal, and of course, it depends on what you want out of your trip. But there’s one town
Watch how those sardines get from the sea to the grill.
In Lisbon you can visit one of the many swimming pools in sports halls, gyms, and rooftops year-round to get more deeply in touch with its favorite of the four elements.
This is the last leg of your 50-city tour, so throw your vehicle into high hear and get ready to get a little dirty.
This route won’t necessarily show you everything, but it will surely guide you through way more than just the highlights. Start from the capital or jump in at any point in the loop: here’s an idea of what not to miss in each of these stops, but how long you stay or what you skip is up to you.
For those of you who want the sand and the tan without spending too much, here are some tips to enjoy a budget day at a beach near Lisbon.
Bicycling in Lisbon is fantastic until you get to the hills, or cobblestones, or tram lines, or potholes, or in the way of a taxi, but the moment you feel
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