Church of Santo André has a story that goes back to the beginning of the 13th century (1209 or 1229). After surviving different kingdoms, wars, and earthquakes – now it is a beautiful house for Lisbon visitors who wish to emerge into the...
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Alfama is one of the most popular places to stay in among tourists for a reason. You will be based in the heart of the city, surrounded by some of the major attractions, restaurants, good access to transportation and shops.
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The number one thing most tourists miss about Lisbon is to have a completely different point of view of it. For those who enjoy cities with a riverside, a boat tour in Lisbon is a fantastic way to enhance your experience and enjoy this enchanting...
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Lisbon is one of those cities that’s magical because of its river. Tagus river is amazing because it gives a new light to the city while offering a completely different view if you see Lisbon from the water.
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Tagus River is an international river that flows through Portugal and Spain. It’s the longest river in the Iberian Peninsula, with one thousand and seven kilometres (1,007 km). The river rises in mid-eastern Spain at an altitude of 1500 meters...
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Portuguese tiles are small pieces of art spread through the country’s buildings, tourist stores and museums. Everyone is in love with it, some even tattoo the tiles’ common patterns! They are a symbol of Portugal that reflects his history...
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