The great thing about Lisbon is that it’s full of the little things that can…

This amazing monument was officially inaugurated in 1960, marking 500 years after the death of…

If Padrao dos Descobrimentos is the monument to Portugal’s Age of Discovery then Torre de…

Built to herald the success of Vasco da Gama’s discovery of a sea route to…

You would swear this bridge is almost a dead ringer for San Francisco’s Golden Gate…

Almost a temple, with its columns and statues symbolising justice and fortitude, this is where…

This magical museum is housed in the 17th century Convento das Bernadas and showcase all…

Completed in 1790 by Dona Maria I (her tomb is here) in gratitude for the…

Built on the site on a mosque in 1150 by the Crusaders, this place is…

While intended to be a church, this structure now pays homage to the heroes and…

If you must see only one museum in Lisbon make it this one. Housed in…

The music of fado is at the heart of Alfama’s history and this museum traces…

Towering over Lisbon, this castle has seen much of history: Moors in the 9th century,…

It’s not called House of Points for nothing; some 1125 pyramid shaped stones punctuate the…

This gallery has a permanent art collection of 19th-20th century pieces from Rodin, Jorge Vieira…

Found in boho Santa Catarina, this viewpoint boasts views from the river to the Ponte…

All but destroyed completely by the earthquake, its crushed pillars and fragile arches, exposed to…

Rossio is the local nickname for Praca Pedro IV and with all the hustle and…

Northwest of Praca do Comercio, this square alludes to Lisbon’s marine history as its former…

A square right on Lisbon’s riverfront, this place seems to out-do any place you’ve ever…