From Porto’s port cellars and long lunches to Lisbon’s tiled streets, golden rooftops, seafood and late-night fado, discover ...

Portugal is widely considered as one of the most LGBTQ-friendly countries in the world, having made same-sex marriage legal way back in 2010—the eighth nation to do so. Today, it ranks as the 13th ...

Plus, Portugal is among Europe's top surfing destinations, and fall is prime time to catch waves. The rough summer winds ...

In this best things to do in Lisbon travel guide we show you all around the capital city of Portugal. We show you 25 things to see and do while you visit Lisbon Portugal. If you plan to travel to ...

One of the oldest cities in the world, Lisbon has transformed into a cosmopolitan city attracting creatives and aesthetically-minded travellers. While you could easily spend a week (or more) exploring ...

This buzzy new spot for city-centre stays is a maximalist’s colour-drenched fantasy ...

Start your Lisbon retreat at Palacio Principe Real, a 19th-century palace hotel in the trendy Principe Real neighborhood, where the lovely antique-furnished suites offer yoga mats, handcrafted candles ...

Welcome to Where the Chefs Eat a column in which chefs share their go-to restaurants in their favorite cities. The Lisbon that Nuno Mendes grew up in during the 1980s was nothing like the city we know ...

If you're heading to Europe and aiming to side-step a harrowing arrival (or departure), you may want to avoid the airport just named the most stressful.

Portugal’s €20 Passe Ferroviário Verde will be extended to urban train services in Lisbon and Porto from the third week of ...

Lisbon is a bigger and arguably hillier city than Porto. Still, you can experience much of the downtown core on foot. Many narrow streets are closed to cars and are pedestrian-only, helping to explain ...