Impress your mates and maybe some locals with the Activities In Portugal Fun Facts I bet that crow is called Vincent! Reportedly, In 1173 Crows have represented Lisbon after they escorted the body of Saint Vincent to Lisbon, where he would be buried. Traditionally you would see crows around ...

December 7th December The Harlem Gospel Choir are visiting Lisbon with their Tribute To Adele Tour. At the Coliseu Dos Recreios. Buy tickets here 11 December Elton John appears at the MEO Arena  in Lisbon for his Crazy Wonderful Tour January 5th to 15th January ...

Lisbon is full is hidden gems. Do not expect flashing neon signs in Lisbon, the city is much more sophisticated and confident in her pastimes. From the outside many cafes and bars look nondescript and unremarkable but these are secret locations that Lisbon likes to hold close to her chest. ...

Lisbon Time Out Market Located in the "Mercado da Ribeira" the Lisbon Time Out Market  opened 2014, it is the first of its kind and has been become a must see in Lisbon. "Born from decades of local knowledge, independent reviews and expert opinions and put together by Time Out ...

Cais Do Sodré Lisbon. More than just a train station! Once the red light district in Lisbon Cais Do Sodré has seen a fabulous  face lift in recent year. Once a deary, grey and unwelcoming spot, Cais Do Sodré is now glamorous and stylish and the improvement works continues into the ...

 Chiado is the largest shopping district in central Lisbon... in the past it was the location for the most exclusive stores but international brands are now the norm and you will find brands such as United Colours of Benetton, Zara, H&M and many more. In 1988 the whole area was ...

The Miradoura De Santa Catarina is a meeting spot for Lisbon young and the young at heart. The terrace boasts stunning views of the 25th April bridge and the river Tagus. On a hot and sunny afternoon the miradoura is full of locals chilling and relaxing in good company and to have good ...

Praça do Comércio  or known in English as commerce square is based in the heart of Lisbon next to the river Tejo, was where the royal palace - Terreiro do Paço- stood for over two centuries until the great  earthquake of 1755 reduced it to rubble. Out of the ruins came the ...