Brought from Brazil at the beginning of the 20 th century, coffee soon gained cult status with many turn of the century cafes still visible on the streets of Lisbon today. One such is Abrasileira on ...

Once a 13th-century convent and connected to a historic cloister next door, this hotel could not be in a more central position. It was originally commissioned by King Sancho II. Its courtyard with ...

Praca de Comercio, Lisbon's grandest square. The city’s broad avenues and narrow streets sooner or later lead you to a praca, or plaza. Keep walking and you’ll arrive at another one ...

One of the main and most popular squares in Lisbon, Praca do Comercio, or Commerce Square, is an easy stroll from Lisbon Cathedral. The plaza borders Tagus River on one side and features an ornate ...