Come and discover where the four-legged and finned inhabitants of Lisbon live.

The point where the land ends and the sea begins.

The Health and Pharmacy Museum proposes an attractive and unusual experience through 5000 years of history of health.

In a place where the sun can shine 290 days per year, it is no surprise that there are so many beaches, swimming pools and parks to visit.

The Interpretative Center of the History of Cod, one of the attractions of Lisbon’s riverfront, in Terreiro do Paço tells the story why the Portuguese sailed for months on end for the purposes of catching a particular type of fish – cod.

Whereas Lisbon is enchanting for its relationship with the river, the surrounding region impresses for the constant presence of the sea. Being able to spend the morning in a museum and the afternoon catching perfect waves just a few miles from the centre of the city is a unique privilege.