Portugal Travel Guide

Lisbon rewards the eye with some stunning landmarks. The city’s greatest architectural draws include beautiful and revered historic buildings recognised by UNESCO, outstanding feats of modern engineering and daring, out-of-the-box contemporary design. All images © www.paulbernhardtphoto.com One of the city’s most alluring public spaces, Praça do Comércio is characterised by an imposing triumphal arch on the north side of the square and a statue of King... Read More

Game On, one of the most original, action-packed and fun-filled exhibitions to hit the streets of Lisbon in recent times is currently being hosted at the Museu de Arte Popular, in Belém. This exciting and innovative exhibition explores the culture, history and future of video games and looks at where games have come from and where they are going. And it’s totally interactive! Nearly every exhibit is in perfect working order and can be played by visitors... Read More

Vintage fashion and the retro look are a perfect fit in Bairro Alto, Lisbon’s offbeat bohemian quarter. The scruffy-chic maze of cobblestone streets, blind alleys and terraced patios provides refuge for the alternative, a safe-haven for the different and a cure for the non-conformist. Here you can wear your heart on your sleeve, and anything else for that matter. And the older the label, the more distant the make, the better the look. After all, this... Read More