I just read a fascinating article on a new project which is running in Lisbon and possibly set to explode around the glode. Cabrecega is a creative agency in Lisbon who develops innovative experiences for a variety of clients. The…
The Gulbenkian Museum
The Gulbenkian Museum (Museu Calouste Gulbenkian) is situated just north east of Parque Eduardo VII. The easiest way to get their is to jump on the metro blue line at Baixa-Chiado up to São Sebastiao. Once you exit, walk up…
In Response to Georgia’s Challenge
Recently on YouTube, a lady by the name of Georgia issued me with a challenge I had to take up. After watching my Love phrases in Portuguese video she said You know what? I’d love to hear you speaking difficult…
Lisbon Laughs
Just a quickie. I wanted to tell my lovely readers about Mario from Go Lisbon’s latest post on the Go Lisbon Blog. It’s entitled “Weird Lisbon” and is definately worth a read if only to find out the name of…
The Portuguese Flag
Yesterday I decided to have a clear-out and in the process I found a tiny Portuguese flag pin that a friend gave me a few years ago. As someone who has worked a lot with symbolism I became fascinated with…
Commercial Square
Before the great earthquake of 1755, Commercial Square was the seat of power for the Portuguese royalty for around 200 years. In those times it was named Terreiro do Paço (The Palace’s Square) and was the home of the Portuguese…