Golden, crispy and with a creamy filling, these little Portuguese tarts are a sweet treat beloved the world over. But despite their apparent similarity, there is a very real difference between pastéis ...

What looks to be an idyllic mini castle seamlessly floating on the Tagus riverfront was originally a fort that served to protect Lisbon's port in the 16th century. It served as a departure point ...

Updated, February 2025: While the early months of the year were once a quieter period, Portugal’s status as a trendy destination now keeps Lisbon’s streets — and especially its tables ...

Portugal’s stunning ceramic tiles aren’t just for decoration. They’re pieces of history, and they’re also energy-efficient.

The Belem Tower in Lisbon’s Belem district is one of the more iconic landmarks in Portugal. The picturesque tower on the waterfront has been used as a military fort, a prison, a lighthouse and ...

No trip to Portugal is complete without indulging in the iconic pastel de nata. This creamy custard tart, encased in flaky ...

The waterfront Belém is a historic neighborhood that houses some of Lisbon's most important monuments ... the Belém Palace (the official residence of Portugal's president), the Coleção ...

Mary has lived in southern Portugal for over 20 years. When she's in Lisbon, you can find her chatting with the chef at the latest culinary hotspot, checking out a new rooftop bar or sampling the ...