The cultural project getLISBON invites you to explore a variety of topics related to Lisbon, from curious and peculiar aspects to the important and iconic symbols of this marvellous city. Know More
Did you know that in the 18th century there were cafés in Lisbon where Neve (snow) was sold? We’re gonna tell you this interesting story and its connection to the Royal Factory of Ice.
The Story of Neve and the Royal Factory of Ice Read More
Today we suggest you visit the urban art of Bairro Padre Cruz, the biggest social housing neighbourhood of the Iberian Peninsula. Since 2009 that Lisbon has developed a strategy to
Urban Art of Bairro Padre Cruz in Lisbon Read More
Today’s post will be about the origin of the names of Chintz of Alcobaça – Collection Elipas. Read until the end for many other curiosities!
The Origin of the Names of Chintz of Alcobaça – Collection Elipas Read More
Since February 27, 2019 that Lisbon has one more museum of great sociological and patrimonial interest, the Milk Station Museum, whose collection is not only rare in Portugal, but also
The Milk Station Museum in Lisbon Read More
This time we’re visiting Cacilhas. Today’s programme includes the Tagus river, breathtaking views of the city of Lisbon, culture and gastronomy.
Visiting Cacilhas: Land of Workers, Donkey Rides and Gastronomy Read More
Today we’re sharing with you several ceramic works by Querubim Lapa, one of the most important Portuguese potters of the 20th century. The artist expressed himself through different plastic arts, but it’s his vast pottery work, scattered all over the country and abroad, that stands out the most for its innovative and creative symbiotic relationship with sculpture, painting and tilework.
7 Ceramic Works by Querubim Lapa in Lisbon Read More
