Things to do in Lisbon

Santa Justa Elevator is a tower mad in 1902 with the purpose of join Baixa and Chiado neighbouthoods. At the top of the tower there is a café to have something to drink while enhjoying the views.
A free alternative for this tower-elevator is to use the metro station stairs to avoid having to climb all the way to Chiado.

Private Contemporary Art Collections are always cool to discover. They usually are exhibited in auteur-buildings and tends to have cool stores. This one fulfills all these requirements. Exhibitions are good also!

Magic... Just twenty minutes walking from de center, this monastery can be described with two words: peace and serenity. The special light of Lisbon gives to the edifice an incredible whiteness. If you walk around, you are
always gonna discover new details. Beautiful things waiting for you!
When you are inside, don't forget to go upstairs.

A traditional fishing village, Costa da Caparica was transformed in the 20th century into the busiest beach in the Lisbon region. Its location and easy accessibility attracts crowds on summer weekends.

The strip of sand about 25 kilometres long makes it possible to choose between the more crowded beaches near the town and areas that are practically deserted. A picturesque train, the "Transpraia", runs between the town beaches and the

Breathtaking views and a medieval maze; the village within a city; the historical soul of Lisbon. Take a stroll and take a step back in time. The best way to discover the area is actually to get lost!

This place is shown in all the Lisbon travel guides but it is magical and weird. This magnificient gothic church was destroyed by the big earthquake in 1755, so it has not been rebuilt again and you can enjoy the magnificiente structure as it was in the late 18th century. The Acheological Museum is now also set ther; the entire complex is a real extraordinary place.

Brand-new Museum devoted to Fashion and Design. Apart of the interest of its content, its agenda is extraordinary because it is an on-going museum. Since the building it is not finished, the museum will grow at the same pace than the construction works. It is downtown and deserves a visit. Note: "Mude" stands for "change" in portuguese

Pousada Dos Anjos is a small hotel in Lisbon.

It's absolutely amanzingly decorated (you feel like you were in a colonial mansion in 1905) with big white wood doors, pictures, objects and mirrors.