June festivities in Lisbon are an explosion of joy and enthusiasm. The city’s neighbourhoods compete in the colourful marchas populares, Saint Anthony plays matchmaker, and everyone delights in grilled sardines and fragrant basil plants.
The Epur restaurant in Lisbon has been awarded a Michelin star thanks to the renowned French chef Vincent Farges. A wonderful experience
The Monastery of St Vincent Outside the Walls is one of Lisbon’s most imposing monuments. Guided tours such as the one entitled ‘Burials at São Vincent’ reveal some real treasures.
The Amor Causa photography exhibition by French photographer François Rousseau serves several good causes. Not only art and aesthetics, but also the restoration of the Château São Jorge church.
The yellow bus is a comfortable way to visit the beautiful city of Lisbon: emblematic places, viewpoints, landscapes and heritage. A guided tour for a direct approach to the capital.
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.
Christmas in Lisbon is a great time to discover the festive tradition. The lights and mild weather are generally perfect for strolling through the streets.
Madam’s Lodge in the heart of Lisbon is a different kind of tourist accommodation: with humour and distance, it invite you to spend a naughty or cuddly night. For discerning adults.
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marie-line darcyThe sunset over the Tagus is a must. The opportunity to see the beauties of Lisbon in a golden light that magnifies it. The yellow boat offers an exceptional experience.