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Public transports in Lisbon
Like in all great cities of Europe, getting around in Lisbon and surrounding areas is often chaotic, parking is almost impossible and sometimes even risky for damaging paintwork. Therefore the ideal solution is to use public transports.
Monsanto, a multipurpose park...
Considered by many to be the lung of the city, it was left abandoned for many years, having been requalified only at the turn of this century. It is one of the preferred spots in Lisbon and outskirts to visit on weekends.
Bem Vindo à Lisboa! So, you’ve just landed in Lisbon for a weekend – great! You know it’ll be impossible to do everything, but here are some ideas on what to try…
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Bem Vindo à Lisboa! So, you’ve just landed in Lisbon for a weekend – great! You know it’ll be impossible to do everything, but here are some ideas on what to try, some suggestions that combine culture, nature and relaxation.
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The Quinta do Monte dos Vendavais has been welcoming our small and big companions in premises that merit being listed in the Michelin Guide and for reasonable price, given the equipment and professionalism of the establishment. -
To those who have settled in Lisbon and who do not yet have a command of the language of Fernando Pessoa... Here are a few language courses, to learn Portuguese. -
See on our site a list of babysitters classified by neighborhoods and spoken language....Would you like to offer your services on the LivinginLisbon site? Sign-in now. It’s free! -
We all know the Portuguese flag, having seen it floating proudly on official buildings or in the legendary Benfica and Sporting stadiums, but do you really know what the colours and signs on the flag actually mean? Claire Baudoin sheds light on the meaning of the flag of the Portuguese Republic.
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