One of the best things about visiting Lisbon is exploring its historic neighborhoods, and this one, with its pop of color and coastal vibes shouldn't be missed.

Vast in space, the breathtaking beach is occupied far less by tourists than other Portuguese hot spots. Situated just south of Lisbon, on the tip of the Tróia Peninsula, it's tucked away from the ...

To escape the region's throngs of tourists, follow the challenging trails to beautiful beaches like Praia da Ursa and Praia da Adraga. Then grab a coffee or souvenir and head back to Lisbon.

With plentiful beach space, it's a very popular spot during the summer, but it has some appeal even during the offseason. Many Lisbon visitors who make the 45-minute trip to Cascais (typically ...

LISBON — Hawaiian surf culture meets Moxie only in Lisbon. Details of the luau-inspired theme for the 2025 Moxie Festival were recently announced with the tag line “Hang Loose, Drink Moxie.” ...

One hour’s drive from Lisbon down the A2 and A12 – or slightly ... the most rustic, back-to-nature beach break we’ve encountered to date. Comporta itself is a sleepy hamlet, but people ...