THERE are lots of famous spots in Portugal like the Algarve and Porto. But have you heard of Arrábida? Just 35 minutes south ...

Tram 28 is arguably the most popular tram route in Lisbon, passing through the city's oldest neighborhoods such as Alfama and ...

Lisboa, as it is known in Portuguese, is one of the oldest cities in western Europe, where the Mediterranean cuisine and climate, Unesco heritage sites and a thriving nightlife are the top draws ...

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An insider guide to Portugal’s thrilling capital, home to surprising cuisine, authentic hospitality and a rich history ...

After generations of being told to grind harder and push through, this era marks a cultural shift toward rest, everyday ...

Summer 2025 is shaping up to be a dynamic and eventful season for travellers heading to Europe. If you're jetting off on your long-awaited summer holiday, there's so much to consider, from tourism ...

The famous trams, right, provide a scenic journey through the city’s heart, offering glimpses of architectural treasures from the comfort of a vintage yellow carriage.

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The interiors Lisbon’s trams are built to conquer the city's steep slopes with ease. Their powerful motors and compact design allow them to climb sharp inclines and navigate tight curves, making every ...

One of the most popular cities to visit in Portugal is Lisbon —or Lisboa, as the locals call it—the capital city. Blessed with a view of the water and perched across seven hills, it’s a ...

Lisbon is famously hilly but has a network of trams, buses and funiculars to whizz you up and down the inclines. Tram 28 follows a 7km route up, down and round the city streets, like an urban ...