The red line connects the airport to other lines, as well as Expo Park. Meanwhile, the yellow and blue lines trace Lisbon's main avenues, but are used more by residents than tourists. A single ...

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

The Parque das Nações (Park of the Nations) project was unveiled during the 1998 World Exposition, which was held in Lisbon. In less than 15 years, the Parque has become a district unto itself ...

My favorite picture from our mommy-daughter trip to Portugal. Although Lisbon is a safe and kid-friendly ... it and exploring in the surrounding park. It’s a great place to relax outside on ...

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 ...