If you're considering living in Lisbon, this comprehensive guide to life in the Portuguese capital will undoubtedly be your ...

Lisbon is more laid-back ... It helps that I live a simple life, and it's much cheaper than London. There's some of the nicest wine in Europe, and it's three or four euros for a glass.

There's more of a work-life balance in Lisbon — even the focus on taking breaks is different. When we go for lunch, we take about two hours. Sometimes it's even longer, and people will go out ...

This is part of Why I Moved, a recurring series about Americans building a life abroad. When New Hampshire-born Lindy Reid left the US nearly a decade ago, she didn’t plan to move to Lisbon.

Lisbon has a vibrant nightlife scene, which spills onto the cobbled streets of Chiado, watches the dawn come up over the Tagus River and serenades the stars from rooftop bars in the fragrant, warm ...

The Lisbon food scene has undergone an enormous change within the last few years and continues to boom, with restaurants launching fast and furious. An influential wave of young local chefs ...

If you picked Lisbon for your holidays – hey, great choice! – then read the following curiosities about the city. We bet you’ll leave your friends and the... Sounds like you might be ...

In Lisbon, there are so many people who are also moving from other places, who are looking to build friendships, so it’s a very social place. Life takes place outdoors, there are always events ...

When New Hampshire-born Lindy Reid left the US nearly a decade ago, she didn’t plan to move to Lisbon. She just knew that she wanted a change of pace from her life in Boston. Maybe it’d be for a year ...