Open house 2025. Lisbon
Open House, un weekend consacré à l’architecture de Lisbonne et au rapport que l’on entretient avec la ville. Lieux insolites ou peu accessibles s’ouvrent aux visites pour repenser la ville.
Entries by @mld_
Flowered cherry trees. Fundão
Cherry blossoms. In the center of Portugal, the Estrela and Gardunha hills are covered with white moss in spring, a superb sectacle that promises abundance in Fundão.
Aqueduct of Águas Livres. Lisbon
The Aqueduct das Águas Livres is a remarkable structure that is partly invisible. Fascinating and impressive, it is one of Lisbon’s monumental treasures.
Algarve. Almond trees in flower . Alta Mora Festival
The almond trees in flower in the Algarve herald spring. Alta Mora organises walks to discover this wonderful fruit and tree. It’s a tasty and joyful way to discover a typical heritage.
Queluz Palace. Lisbon/Sintra
Queluz Palace is located 12 kilometres from Lisbon. It is the final resting place of the Portuguese kings and queens. It has been compared to a more modest version of Versailles. A beautiful palace with magnificent gardens, a veritable green oasis.
Strasbourg. Alsace, Eastern France
Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, is one of the most remarkable cities in France. Around its magnificent cathedral, past and present combine to create an enchanting setting.
Venice in celebration. Exhibition. Lisbon
The ‘Venice in Celebration’ exhibition is a dive into the Baroque 18th century. Entertainment and opulence dazzle those who visit the Serenissima. Like those who visit the exhibition at the Gulbenkian Museum. until 13th january 2025
Portuguese Epiphany cake for kings and queens
The tradition of the Kings‘ or Queens’ cake is highly respected in Portugal. Epiphany and the Three Wise Men are celebrated with a gourmet debauchery.
Diafragma. Vhills exhibition. Lisbon.
Diafragma de Vhils exhibition can be seen in Lisbon until January 2025. Original and reflective on communication, one of Portugal’s most remarkable contemporary artists is not to be missed.
Fado Real. Unusual places. Lisbon
Fado is best heard in taverns. But there are other ways of approaching this typical musical genre, to be enjoyed in different places and without the clatter of forks.