Open doors to Lisbon’s convents. Free visits during 4 days to discover a little known heritage that has contributed to the identity of the city. Open doors to Lisbon’s convents. Free visits during 4 days to discover a little known heritage that has contributed to the identity of the city.
The Espiga bouquet. A beautiful tradition that continues. A symbol of prosperity, intended to celebrate the summer season, Christianity has made the Espiga coincide with the Ascension.
Jacarandas are well acclimatised in Portugal. In Lisbon their lovely blue-violet flowers give a romantic air to the capital. They bloom in May/June
Open House Lisbon is dedicated to architecture for a weekend. Unusual or closed to the public, usually emblematic places to visit for free
The cataplana is both a utensil and a dish. A beautiful object and an ancient tradition for delicate, fragrant, simple but tasty dishes.
The red carnations are the symbol of the democratic revolution of 25 April 1974. The anniversary is marked every year with parades and festivities.
The Cicero Bistrot is a restaurant that combines Art and Gastronomy, France and Brazil, without forgetting Portugal. To be tasted with the eyes and a fork. Campo de Ourique, Lisbon
The magic of Christmas is at work in Lisbon. Illuminated streets, entertainment and shows of all kinds are there to help change the year.
The harvest at the Catapereiro estate of the Lezirias company in the Ribatejo is open on Saturday to anyone who wants to experience
The Lisbon Book Fair takes place in Eduard VII Park, near Marques de Pombal. The meeting point for book and literature lovers and strollers
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