Lisbon, the beautiful capital of Portugal, is a city full of charms and peculiarities. Among its remarkable features are the historic elevators that provide visitors with a unique and panoramic experience of the city. In this article, we will present the four...
One of the most famous national liqueurs produced in Portugal is called ginjinha or ginja. It is a sweet ruby-coloured liqueur, sometimes flavored with cinnamon or vanilla. In Lisbon, all the paths lead to Largo de São Domingos In operation since 1840, the mythical...
Recently made news because of the dinner organized by the Web Summit, the Panteão Nacional de Lisboa was created by decree of September 26, 1836 and it was installed in Lisbon, in the Church of Santa Engrácia. Founded in the second half of the 16th century and located...
Located between in Avenue Infante Dom Henrique and Bairro de Alfama, the Campo das Cebolas, one of the most historical and beloved areas of Lisbon. If before, the cluttered parking like palm trees and disabled power lines were main landscape, now, it was transformed...
Index: Introduction History of Trams in Portugal The Career of 28 Over the Years The Current Route of Tram 28 Tram 28 in the Culture and Memory of Lisbon Riding on Tram 28: A Journey Through Time 1. Introduction Everyone who knows Lisbon, almost certainly has heard of...
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