Lisbon

Lisbon offers an incredible combination of history and contemporary culture.

Perhaps this is what makes it so attractive: in Lisbon, it is possible to start the day between the vestiges of a Roman amphitheater and finish it with a sunset in front of the river, on top of a museum of bold architectural lines as the MAAT. But there is much more to discover. From the new restaurants of the most creative Portuguese chefs, to the best fish and seafood in the world, to the tasty simplicity of the taverns, the lively markets with varied gastronomic experiences, the difficult thing is to choose.

In Lisbon, major international brands parade on Avenida da Liberdade and Chiado, but are not alone. At the same time as they try to preserve the stores with history that define the identity of the city, new spaces emerge where brands and emerging designers show their creations, in particular in the zone of Príncipe Real. On the other hand, the great brands of the past are updated with new concepts, extending the offer of genuinely Portuguese products.

Culture

With an array of monuments, museums and galleries, but also landscaped parks, gardens and historical districts, Lisbon is a matchless melting-pot of heritage, culture and creativity.

Eat & Drink

It is not by chance that some of the most acclaimed chefs in the world choose Lisbon to open their next restaurants. With 8 Michelin starred restaurants - all led by local chefs - Lisbon is definitely on the map of international haute cuisine.

Shopping

On the other hand, traditional local brands, from soap makers to ceramics, are reinventing themselves, with new concepts that broaden the experience of genuinely Portuguese products.

Architecture

Lisbon has a vast and rich architectural heritage, which includes medieval buildings, renaissance-inspired Palaces, grandiose monuments from the Discoveries’ era and modern and contemporary architecture.