These tasty custard-filled pastries are everywhere in Lisbon. Eaten for breakfast, an afternoon snack, or both, pasteis de nata are full of sugar and satisfaction. The most famous ones can be ...

Perched on a hill to the east of downtown, Alfama is Lisbon's most famous district and is a vestige of the city's Moorish heritage. In sharp contrast to the wide boulevards and logical ...

Jardim Botanico da Ajuda is Lisbon's oldest botanical garden dating back to the 18th century. It has terraced gardens dotted with native Portuguese flora and exotic species gathered during Portugal's ...

Café Martinho da Arcada is proud to be the oldest restaurant in Portugal - and one of the oldest in Europe! Here's a closer ...

Not sure what to see and do for three days in Lisbon? This travel guide makes it easy for you to plan your trip.

The food surprises, with a depth far beyond the famous pastéis de nata ... Mary has lived in southern Portugal for over 20 years. When she's in Lisbon, you can find her chatting with the ...

But first, read these Portugal trip planning tips ... the walking and hill climbing required in Lisbon. You can just sit back ...

The Costa de Prata, stretching roughly from Lisbon to Porto, appeals with its quality of life and windy beaches. It’s also home to some winning restaurants and hotels.