This trip to Portugal was very long-awaited. It met all our expectations and I think that in Portugal everyone will find what he likes to enjoy. Our travel priorities are to see the local nature, not to rush anywhere and feel the city vibe, to understand how the locals live, and to see the modern part of the city, including modern architecture, brands, cafes, and galleries. In this blog post, I want to offer a list of the best places to visit in Lisbon for those who love good design and appreciate the beauty in the details.

Santa Clara 1728 Hotel

After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.

Photography by Arina Voy.

Lisboas Apartments
 
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.

Photography from Lisboas website.

Verride Palácio Santa Catarina

After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.

Photography from Verride Palácio Santa Catarina website.

Casa C'Alma

After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.

Photography by Rachel Pagen. 

Lisbon has a lot of modern, conteporary brands with their pop-up stores that are worth a visit. Here are some of my favourites ones:

Shops:

• Under The Cover 
• Kintu Shop
• Ojo Gallery 
• Cortiço & Netos

Portuguese National Pavilion

Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.

Photography by This is paper.

Pavilhao de Portugal
Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown
Gare do Oriente Station / Santiago Calatrava
Centro Cultural De Belém / Vittorio Gregotti, Manuel Salgado
Terracos de Braganca / Alvaro Siza Vieira

MAAT Museum

Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.

Photography by Giovanni Nardi.

Cabo Da Roca

Inexpressible impressions. The feeling that you are really at the end of the world! Seeing the Atlantic from the westernmost point of the continent is an event for me.

Photography by Arina Voy.

Praia De Ursa

Amazing beach! I recommend to absolutely everyone to go there. The road to it is winding and dangerous, you need to be careful during the descent, but in the end, it will be worth it an unforgettable experience and atmosphere!

Photography by Arina Voy.

Cabo Da Roca
Praia De Ursa
Adraga Beach
Praia Do Rei Cortico
Guincho Beach

I hope you enjoyed this Lisbon guide!

See you next time,
Arina