Many Portuguese felt that these traditional spaces had their days counted. Only the older customers went there, and hardly anyone was encouraged to open a gourmet grocery store. In recent years, these fine grocery stores have been gaining more and more customers, Portuguese or foreign.
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The tiles are one of icons of the portuguese art. They are a graphic identity of the history of this city and, even today, many creatives and tourists are interested in these pieces of art found in various façades.
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It is one of the mythical neighbourhoods of Lisbon and a must stop for all who want to know the seven hills of the city. For decades the bohemia of the narrow streets offers entertainment for all tastes, from the most intellectual to the most alternative, from rock to the typical fado.
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Besides its light, Lisbon is also known due to its green spaces. There are several gardens and parks used as outdoor venues for festivals and concerts or places to relax, enjoy the sun and have an ice cream. Some of them have playgrounds for kids.
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There are more than pieces of History in Sintra. Here you can find some of the most beautiful Portuguese beaches. Even if it is not hot enough for taking a bath, the magical landscape worth a visit. Get to know our “top 6”, starting from Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of Europe.
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