Portuguese cities

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal known as the ‘City of Seven Hills’, is an up and coming European destination these days. Portugal is in fashion, and nowhere more so than Lisbon, so today idealista/news is running down the 10 things you absolutely cannot afford to miss while you’re there.

Portugal isn’t exactly known for its thriving opera scene and the country cannot boast the kind of wealth of composers and operas that Italy can, for instance.

Can you imagine what Lisbon will be like in a few years' time? How will the city evolve and what will it become? The "Futures of Lisbon" exhibition has a simple and singular purpose: to sow doubt, to raise questions and to encourage reflection about what’s in store for the Portuguese capital.

Everyone knows someone who has done the Erasmus programme, but what exactly does it entail? Once you find out, you’ll want to know how you can be a part of it, so read on.

You’re invited to take a virtual tour of the vineyards and specialty wines of the Iberian Peninsula. Vineyards by Christie’s International Real Estate is a programme that brings together experts and specialists in wine who know the premium properties and the best spots where for wine production in t

Are you thinking of putting on a backpack and heading out to discover a European city? We'll give you a hand: these are the ten cheapest European cities to spend a weekend in. It is worth noting the fact that Lisbon is in ninth place in this ranking, led by Krakow (Poland).

Not only is Porto in fashion, it's on the radar. Whose radar? That of investors and international markets.

What are the best cities to live in in the world? The most exciting, fun and affordable? There are loads of cities that compete for these titles and Porto and Lisbon didn’t want to be left out. They have managed to get a place on the Time Out City Life Index ranking this year.

Millions of students have gone through the Erasmus programme and all agree it’s been one of the best experiences of their lives, but how do you make that all-important decision of where to go? Here’s some things to keep in mind…

Portuguese universities are the ones that receive the most Erasmus students, apart from Spanish ones, and Portuguese is the 6th most spoken language in the world. So where should you go for your Erasmus in Portugal?