Lisbon

Listen to the jazz music and watch movies in the Centro Cultural de Belém

During the first weekend of May people in masks and costumes take to the streets of Lisbon to celebrate historical and cultural ties that exist between Spanish and Portuguese regions

This area offers a wide selection of activities—hiking, diving, exploring flora and fauna, and local product tasting

Looking at Lisbon from its waterfront gives you a different perspective

The sounds of electronic music shake the walls of conference rooms

World rock stars gather in Lisbon to take part in one of the biggest European rock festivals

Every year since 2008 this race occupies the streets of Lisbon

Reefs, wrecks, deep dives—a lot of opportunities are open to divers in the vicinity of Lisbon

An open-air indie, rock, and pop music festival near Lisbon

Every June the streets of Lisbon are decorated, and the smell of grilled sardines fills the air for a few days

During summer, dozens of jazz concerts take place around the city

During the migration season, Lisbon and its vicinity turn into a wintering site and migration stop-off point for thousands of birds

This fairy-tale town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The serene and picturesque area combines impressive architecture and unique nature

Residents of Lisbon know how to make a large-scale cultural event.

Lisbon is famous for its organic markets and fairs where you can buy food directly from local farms. Discover the taste of Lisbon!

There are plenty of places for relaxation in Lisbon surroundings

Endless flocks of pink flamingos occupy the wetland for the winter season

A series of open-air weekend events full of electronic music and activities for both kids and adults

Surfers enjoy the vast coasts in Lisbon vicinity

An unusual Portuguese dish

Traditional drums and bagpipes, large-scale​ allegorical floats, groups of masked revellers—carnival as it used to be for centuries

Star of the show on Portugese Christmas dinner tables

One of the world's biggest music and entertainment festivals

See picturesque Algrave region when it's covered in orange blossom

Sardine is the most popular fish in Portugal

Witness grape harvesting and winemaking in one of Portugal's most famous​ wine regions

Take part in the record-holder half-marathon through one of the 20th longest bridges in the world

The pilgrimage to the most famous place of Marian apparitions

Tauromaquia in Portugal is no less colorful than Spanish corrida

A traditional Catholic holiday marked with a crown-shaped cake, dances and singing

A joyful harvest celebration when family and friends gather near the bonfire

Beach vibes, surfing plus lots of hip-hop and best Portuguese DJs

Get familiar with famous Nortada and enjoy great waves

Immerse yourself in Lisbon's festive atmosphere with holiday markets and seasonal attractions

Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Lisbon in a colorful way