10 Good reasons for visiting Lisbon in January
Tired of grey skies and post-holiday gloom? Visit Lisbon, where winter feels like spring and the streets are delightfully crowd-free. After relocating to Lisbon, I’ve…
Tired of grey skies and post-holiday gloom? Visit Lisbon, where winter feels like spring and the streets are delightfully crowd-free. After relocating to Lisbon, I’ve…
Does it snow in Portugal? Oh yes, it does! But only in the highest mountains! Serra da Estrela is the highest mountain range on continental Portugal and is THE place to spot some snow. There are even ski resorts in the Serra da Estrela mountains, and it is the perfect place to enjoy some winter weather.
Is Lisbon even worth visiting in winter? Absolutely! A winter trip to Lisbon in December is actually fantastic for several reasons! The December weather offers…
Óbidos is a magical place any day, but during Christmas, the magic of the walled town really comes through! A trip to Óbidos is a huge recommendation if you’re in Portugal this December. Discover the Christmas atmosphere here and bring a visit to Father Christmas!
With an average of 300 sunny days a year, Lisbon is far from a rainy city. But especially between October and April, the skies open a little more often than in summer. Although it’s rarely raining all day long, there are still many things to do with rain in Lisbon, and there are plenty of indoor activities in the city. Let’s have a look at things you can do on a rainy day in the Portuguese capital.
When the temperatures fall and the high season ends, Lisbon becomes an excellent autumn trip in Europe! Lisbon in autumn means fewer crowds, lower prices, and its own unique activities. Fall is the most beautiful time to travel for many, and the parks in Lisbon slowly change colour—the low season starts, but there is plenty to see in Portugal. October can still be very hot. It might rain some more in November, but it’s also the start of the Christmas season in Lisbon! So, let’s check out some fun things to do in Lisbon in autumn.
Want to bake Portugal’s most famous pastry like a local? A pastel de nata cooking workshop is the best way to experience this sweet tradition,…
Imagine sipping rosé next to a pink Cadillac or diving into a pit of pink balls. All while learning about the wine-making process. That’s not…
Cabo Espichel is located just south of Lisbon, and the cape is the spot to discover the lighthouse, sanctuary, and dinosaur footprints! Whether you drive along the Portuguese coast or book a day trip to Arrabida Nature Park, the cliffs are a stunning place to see!
Lisbon is built on seven hills, and in the city, you may wonder how to get up and down all day. Thankfully, there are many shortcuts, and many are for free! There is no need to take public transport if you want. Let’s discover the shortcuts in Lisbon and tackle the hills of Lisbon!
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