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Politics
Lisbon receives 40 percent of the national procurement funds under the new law, directing work to Alfragide and Belem while Porto gets 30 percent for northern sites.
property
With deposit requirements pushing first-time buyers out of Príncipe Real and Mouraria alike, guarantor loans are back in the conversation, but the risks run both ways.
Technology
Frequent meetups and major conferences create constant access points for founders, engineers and investors in the Portuguese capital.
culture
From reopened modernist collections to a surging contemporary scene in Alcântara, here's where to spend your July in Lisbon's museums and galleries.
wellness
Lisbon's best running is found along the flat Tagus riverside path from Cais do Sodré to Belém, the hilly trails of Monsanto Forest Park, and the once-a-year chance to run across the 25 de Abril Bridge on the official Lisbon Half Marathon course.
wellness
From the tidal pools of Cascais to the municipal lido in Belém, open-water swimmers are reclaiming the city's most underused fitness assets.
wellness
With Lisbon's summer temperatures regularly cracking 35°C, getting your fluid intake right is not a lifestyle upgrade, it's basic survival strategy.
lifestyle
Moving to Lisbon in 2026? This expat relocation guide covers Portuguese visas, NHR tax status, cost of living, healthcare, finding a flat, and what you need to know before your Lisbon move.
culture
Opened on Lisbon's Red Line in 1998, Bela Vista pairs everyday transit with large azulejo panels by a noted Portuguese artist.
culture
From hidden azulejo workshops to restored palaces reopening this summer, here's where to experience the city's living heritage.
news
As rents in Mouraria hit record highs and the Montenegro government pushes through Golden Visa reforms, a new European comparison shows Lisbon making some right moves-and some familiar mistakes.
lifestyle
Planning to rent in Lisbon in 2026? This guide covers average Lisbon rental prices by neighbourhood, Portugal's rental regulations, the NHR tax regime for expats, and practical tips for finding accommodation in one of Europe's hottest expat destinations.
wellness
Forget the big overhaul, Lisbon's wellness community says five-minute daily rituals are quietly reshaping how the city handles stress.
culture
Classified a Public Interest Monument, the Pombaline church rose from the ruins of the 1755 earthquake over decades of reconstruction.
lifestyle
The riverside area built for Expo 98 combines open space, gardens and attractions within a compact, walkable setting.
community
The city intends to build a ferry terminal at Parque das Nações, restoring an eastern river link last used during Expo 98.
lifestyle
The Telecabine Lisboa runs along the riverfront in the modern Parque das Nações district developed for Expo 98.
wellness
Lisbon's wellness community is catching up with what sleep researchers have known for years: the hour before bed matters more than the eight hours that follow.
finance
Job creation and targeted training programs underscore Lisbon’s evolving economic landscape amid digital and construction sector growth.
property
Leafy, central, and historically prized, Restelo is one of Lisbon’s few premier districts where mid-range budgets can still secure a foothold.
wellness
From Mercado de Campo de Ourique to the stalls of Mouraria, July's harvest is handing Lisbon cooks everything they need.
wellness
From Mouraria's neighbourhood markets to the co-ops of Intendente, savvy Lisboetas are proving that good nutrition doesn't have to cost a fortune.
wellness
Free, timed, and open to everyone, Lisbon's parkrun scene is growing fast, and knowing where to show up on a Saturday morning can make all the difference.
wellness
Lisbon's summer conditions test how residents manage heat, street illumination and urban sounds to protect nightly rest.
wellness
With rising temperatures and bustling city life, staying hydrated in Lisbon’s heat requires local knowledge and smart choices.
lifestyle
Lisbon is emerging as a European wellness destination while Portugal's fitness sector posts record figures and shifts toward digital tools and mindfulness.
culture
Opened in 2004 on Lisbon's Blue Line, the station combines blue and yellow tones with tile panels by painter Graça Morais.
lifestyle
For a few weeks in late spring and early summer, avenues such as Avenida da Liberdade bloom into a canopy of purple.
Politics
Federal legislation passed in late June aims to cool the capital's overheated rental market, yet implementation challenges leave residents uncertain about real relief.
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