November is one of those months when I enjoy looking at Portugal from a different perspective. As the colder days arrive, the landscapes take on new colours, roasted chestnuts return to the streets, and wonderful opportunities arise to discover charming villages, enjoy regional cuisine and take a short getaway.

Lisbon T-shirts arrive in Brazil through a special partnership between Dicas de Lisboa and Ripple T-shirt. The idea is to transform our love for Lisbon into something you can wear, combining design, identity, and cultural connection.

Those who follow tourism news in recent days have probably noticed: Portugal is in evidence, and Lisbon, of course, continues as one of the great protagonists.

The Thanksgiving Mass is a traditional liturgical celebration in Portugal, held on December 31st, marking the end of the calendar year...

Midnight Mass is one of the most emblematic Christmas celebrations in Portugal, symbolizing the hope and unity of the Christian family.

If you are looking for a different tour from Lisbon, we have an unmissable tip: the Bacalhôa Winery, in Azeitão. Just 40 minutes from the Portuguese capital, this is the kind of place that surprises, a mixture of art, culture, nature and award-winning wines.

The world of travel is constantly evolving, and Europe, including Portugal, is modernizing its border management to ensure a safer and more efficient experience. If you read our previous article on the Entry/Exit System (EES) - the one that says "goodbye to the stamp and hello to biometrics" - you already know that the way your entries and exits from the Schengen Area are registered has changed.

If you are planning your next trip to Portugal and the Schengen Area, we need to talk about a fundamental change that has just come into force: the new European Border Control System, the Entry/Exit System (EES).

When we think of a perfect vacation in Portugal, the centre of the country is one of those destinations that can bring everything together: nature, history, culture, good food and that authenticity that warms the heart - even on the coolest days.

Portugal is undoubtedly a charming country. It has cream pastries, good schools, postcard beaches and a climate that makes us forget that the rest of Europe wears three coats while here we still walk in t-shirts in October. But when it comes to the labour market... well, then the sun doesn't shine that much anymore.

We, at Dicas de Lisboa, love this month because it is when the city gains a different energy - more cheerful, colourful and full of life...

Application calendar for Higher Education 2025-2026 has already been released - stay up to date with all the important dates.

With the legislative elections scheduled for May 18, the political environment in Portugal is warming up and, more than ever, it is essential to be informed.

The Personal Income Tax (IRS) is the equivalent of income tax in Portugal and focusses on income...

Find out where to eat well and cheap in Lisbon - from Castelo de São Jorge to Belém, Alfama and Bairro Alto - following easy routes and saving without losing quality.

If you are visiting Lisbon and want to live an authentic Portuguese experience at the table, Solar dos Presuntos is a must-see. More than a restaurant, this is a true symbol of Portuguese gastronomy, with almost 50 years of history and a loyal clientele that includes locals, tourists and celebrities.

If you want to celebrate the history and freedom of Portugal, you can't miss the special programming of April 25, 2025!

In the 21st century, the principle of equal pay for equal work is still far from being fully complied with. On average, in the European Union, women earn...

Easter is almost here, and with it comes that holiday that we love so much to escape the routine and recharge our batteries.

At Dicas de Lisboa, we are always attentive to labour market trends and the best opportunities for those who want to grow professionally...