On the night of June 12th, the eve of Santo António's day, also known as the "Night of Santo António " the streets come alive with folk music, and colorful décor. The main feast day begins on the 13th. Join in the festivities, including processions, traditional dances, and bonfires.

We are excited to explore Lisbon Thursday night for the Feast of Saint Anthony, and we'd love for you all to join us to soak in everything the festival has to offer!

One of the most beautiful and characteristic areas in Portugal, and one of Lisbon's oldest neighborhoods and is full of little shops, bars and restaurants. While you're there check out Taberna Sal Grosso, a cozy, laid-back Lisbon gem known for its delicious, rustic Portuguese dishes, warm hospitality, and intimate atmosphere.

In Belém, explore the iconic Belém Tower, a UNESCO-listed fortress that once guarded Lisbon’s harboR. Just a short walk away, visit the breathtaking Jerónimos Monastery, an architectural masterpiece with intricate Manueline details and the tomb of Vasco da Gama. After sightseeing, stop by the famous Pastéis de Belém bakery to savor the original, perfectly crispy and creamy pastéis de nata.

Sintra itself is a must see when visiting Lisbon. The Palacio Nacional Sintra is the best-preserved medieval royal palace in Portugal.