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Lisbon's hotel scene continues to blossom, thanks to these must-visit hotelsWith a postcard-perfect panorama of cobbled streets, ancient ruins and yellow trams, its no wonder Lisbon is such a hot destination. And now with a burst of fresh hotels to match, checking in has never been so easy. Take a look at our pick of the best Lisbon hotels to check into right now.
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Soap stars: a keen nose points Portuguese label Claus Porto in a fresh direction -
Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2022 offers a fresh exploration of EarthWe explore the offerings of Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2022, and its theme ‘Terra'
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Porto Design Biennale evaluates post-millennium creativityFor the first edition of Porto Design Biennale, curators ask big questions about global issues in locations across the coastal city
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Exploring 'The Form of Form' at the 2016 Lisbon Architecture Triennale -
This Portuguese farmhouse takes its cues from its natural surroundsNaMora House is a Portuguese farmhouse by architects Filipe Pina and David Bilo that opens a dialogue with its leafy surrounds
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Photographers on the defining events of our time‘The Horizon is Moving Nearer’, at the Portuguese Centre of Photography, uses different forms of media to evalute key issues of the age
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Lisbon’s Casa-Museu Medeiros e Almeida displays a spectacular array of historic jewellery -
Jaime Beriestain designs Lisbon's The One hotel -
Portuguese brand De La Espada set to host London open house pop-up -
Housed in a palace, Lisbon’s latest hotel marries the 18th and 21st centuries -
The vine-covered hillside in the north of Portugal, is home to a new six-room hotel -
It’s all about the view at these nine Lisbon hotspotsFamous for its yellow trams, cobbled streets and delicious pasteis de nata, Lisbon is no longer a secret. But only once you visit, do you realise that the loveliest thing about the city is its light – which dances off the Tagus River, dappling the quintessential red roofs and blue-tiled facades – best experienced from a height, preferably at one of these vantage points below.
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Behind the façade of a 1920s theatre, there's food and fashion at Lisbon’s newest lifestyle emporium -
Inês Moura has carved out a series of richly textured spaces at Lisbon's Esqina Cosmopolitan Lodge -
Sublime Comporta introduces its new Bio Pool Suites -
Casa Varatojo by Atelier Data, Portugal -
A grand 18th century palace in Lisbon has been transformed into a gastronomic emporium -
Basque chef Eneko Atxa joins Lisbon's ever-growing culinary scene -
Nature is king at Sublime Comporta, and its new cabanas inspired by Portuguese fishing huts -
Casa No Tempo — Alentejo, Portugal -
Former Algarve post office transformed into five bedroom hotel — Algarve, Portugal -
Comporta cabins: sustainable breaks for escape artistsReferencing traditional fishermen huts, Studio 3a worked with the bare essentials
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Lisbon’s Prado, by Ark Studio, is an urban restaurant which brims with the feel of a pastoral paradise -
Porto’s modern architecture is having a moment -
Casa Mãe hotel brings a stylish, pared-back feel to Lagos -
Cabanas No Rio — Comporta, Portugal
