The Lisbon Festas are under the protection of the popular saints: Anthony, John and Peter. From pagan traditions to devotion and culture, there’s something for everyone throughout the month of June. Viva Santo Antonio.
Muro, an urban art festival, with murals, exhibitions and concerts from 20 to 29 October 2023
The basil manjerico is a token of love that is offered at the time of Saint Anthony. It is one of the traditions associated with the festivities in honor of the patron saint of Lisbon and throughout Portugal.
The June festivities in Lisbon are dedicated to the popular saints: Saint Anthony, Saint John and Saint Peter. It’s a time for entertainment, culture and outings with family and friends. The streets and squares are decked out in song and dance for 1 month.
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.
Open House Lisbon is dedicated to architecture for a weekend. Unusual or closed to the public, usually emblematic places to visit for free
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 Lisbon Book Fair takes place in Eduard VII Park, near Marques de Pombal. The meeting point for book and literature lovers and strollers
New Year’s traditions in Portugal. Cake of kings, queens, grapes…and blue lingerie. Happy holidays.
Cacilhas south shore and Caparica will be discovered with a guide. The best way not to miss the best of a refreshing and curious walk. Follow the guide!