Lisbon is a hilly place. As long as you don't mind exercising your calf muscles, you'll find you can walk to most hotels, restaurants and the top attractions. If traipsing through a foreign city isn't ...

Combining a visit to the cities of Lisbon and Sintra make a perfect four day getaway in Portugal full of historic sights and ...

There’s a saying in Portugal about our mercurial people: We go from 8 to 80, from zero to hero, in hating to loving ourselves as a nation. But consistently beloved Lisbon is an exception. Even after ...

Morning breaks over Lisbon’s seven hills. In the medina-like lanes of Alfama — one of the city’s oldest, loftiest neighbourhoods — the light is beginning to creep through window shutters, washing over ...

Lisbon's impressive 18th century aqueduct was built in order to channel water into the city. This outstanding feat of engineering extends from the town of Caneças—just north of Lisbon—to the beautiful ...

When you go to Historic Alfama, there’s a good chance you’ll catch yourself sighing, and muttering something like, “Ah, Lisbon.” Alfama truly is what most people conjure up when they envision the ...