THE CHARM OF LISBON BETWEEN MODERNITY AND HISTORY

Lisbon is a city full of charm, alongside its neighboring Tagus River, from which the naus and caravels set sail in the 15th and 16th centuries to "open new worlds to the world." <br /> The magnificent lights, shadows, and colors seen in every picturesque corner, along with the landscapes offered by its many viewpoints, leave any visitor dazzled. The city's more modern works also contribute to making Lisbon a cosmopolitan and contemporary city.<br /><br />  

Portuguese confectionery, like all national gastronomy, is quite rich, and the Christmas season is no exception. <br />Many sweets are eaten at Christmas time, some more traditional than others, and the most popular is undoubtedly <i>Bolo Rei</i> (King Cake).<br /><br />  

The most anticipated festive season of the year is approaching! <br />Olissippo Hotels have prepared several options and menus so you can celebrate Christmas and New Year's Eve in the best possible way.<br /><br />  

Discover the history of tea and get inspired to taste the world’s finest teas at Bar Rio Tejo, at Lapa Palace. <br>

We suggest places, experiences, and fun ways to explore Lisbon and its surroundings so you can enjoy quality family time.<br /> <br />  

Discover the story of this iconic palace turned luxury hotel.<br /> <br />  

Lisbon has no shortage of reasons to enchant anyone looking for a memorable summer holiday. This European capital hides treasures of history, world-class cuisine, lush gardens, and unique monuments you won’t find in any other European city. It’s the Lisbon of traditional neighbourhoods and long tram rides, of restaurants and shops to suit every taste and style, of museums and endless cultural and leisure activities. A city that pulses in the daylight and no longer hides at night — cosmopolitan, tolerant, and well-connected. It stretches out leisurely along the River Tagus or delights in the pleasures of its scenic viewpoints, terraces, and rooftops. This is Lisbon: a city constantly explored by tourists, yet still eager to be rediscovered by its own residents. But Lisbon has even more to offer than first meets the eye.<br /> Discover the features that make Portugal’s capital truly unique for your next holiday destination.<br /> <br />

Strategically located on the elegant Avenida Miguel Bombarda, Olissippo Marquês de Sá offers guests a unique opportunity to explore the charms of Lisbon. With a central location and convenient access by foot or metro, there are countless ways to discover the city.

In Parque das Nações you'll find the best Oceanarium in Europe — but there's so much more to explore in the area. Discover it all in our guide!

The Lisbon district proudly offers a wide variety of beautiful beaches to suit every taste — from the more urban stretches along the Cascais coastline to the windswept sands of Guincho, where the tides and breezes mingle with the crowds. To the north, the scent of the Atlantic intensifies, with waves and surf shaping the character of Sintra and Ericeira, leading us further to Torres Vedras and Lourinhã, where the weather is often more unpredictable. South of the Tagus River, the coastline opens up with even more sandy options — from the popular shores of Costa da Caparica to the hidden gems of the Setúbal district, where river inlets and secluded coves offer their own unique charm. Here are 10 beach suggestions to help you discover the pleasures of the sand and the many treasures of the sea.