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If you're planning a trip to Lisbon in 2025, you cannot visit Lisbon without visiting the oldest neighbourhood of Alfama. Alfama boasts winding alleyways, iconic views, sun-washed facades, all with Fado melodies drifting through the air and ancient history at your finger tips

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16 Things To Do In Alfama Alfama is Lisbons' oldest and most traditional neighbourhood. Its name comes from the Arabic word "Al-hamma", meaning hot fountains or baths. Alfama was actually a thriving Muslim district when Portugal was under moorish control from 711 AD, until around 1249 AD. ...

Sports Bars Lisbon You may be in Lisbon but you cannot miss THAT match! Well Activities in Portugal have got you covered, below are 9 Sports Bars Lisbon. The Couch This hidden gem opened its doors in 2017 and has since become a big favorite for sports fans both visiting or living in ...

The Ultimate One Day Itinerary In Lisbon Are you planning a trip to Lisbon but do not know what to see and what to do? No worries, we have you covered. Discover The Ultimate One Day Itinerary In Lisbon.Portugal’s cosmopolitan capital, known as the City of Seven Hills due to its seven hills ...

Woooohoooo ITS BACK!! It is back for 2025. Here are 10 Things To Do At Santo Antonio Festival in LIsbon, Portugal.

Activities In Portugal’s 16 Rooftop Bars Lisbon, updated for 2025 and in no particular order. You must know by now that Lisbon is the city built on 7 hills, although the hills are a pain in the *** to walk up, the gift of the amazing view they supply at the top is unique. The views make Lisbon ...

Activities In Portugal’s Lisbon Fun Facts. Impress your mates and maybe some locals with 21 Lisbon Fun Facts, updated for 2025.

Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned traveler, we’ve got the 20 Essential Lisbon Travel Tips to make your trip unforgettable. From mouth-watering pastries (yes, we’re talking about pastéis de nata) to hidden spots with jaw-dropping views, we’re covering it all. So grab your sunnies, pack ...

Lisbon is a compact city and it is it doesn’t take very long to walk from one side of the city centre to the other BUT it is built on 7 hills, so although it might be quick it can be exhausting.