Architecture

Today we explore Príncipe Real, with the help of Miguel from Movinn! Discover essential phrases and vocabulary related to real estate and everyday life in this vibrant area of Lisbon. (Note: This is a content partnership with Movinn, not a paid promotion)

In the heart of Porto you’ll find the Capela das Almas, a historic chapel covered in thousands of blue and white tiles.

Did you know that Portugal is home to one of the world’s longest suspension bridges?

Have you ever noticed the huge structure of pointed arches stretching high above some of the roads and buildings in Lisbon? This is the aqueduct that brought water to many generations of Lisbon’s people for over 200 years.

Of Évora’s various monuments, the Chapel of Bones is one that’s as incredible as it is frightening!

Did you know there is a hidden house between two famous churches in Porto?

Learn about the Mosteiro da Batalha, an emblematic monument in the history of Portugal.

The Santa Justa elevator (lift), built in 1900 to allow greater accessibility around the city, has now become a popular tourist attraction in downtown Lisbon.

Learn more about Casa da Música, a space solely dedicated to music and the arts in Porto.

Learn the history of the Guedes Quinhones Palace, a noble house that served as the residence of the Quinhones family for ten generations, part of which has now been transformed into the Hotel Real Palácio.

Have you ever visited Livraria Lello in Porto? Learn more about this popular bookstore and find out why it became famous worldwide.

Have you ever visited Palácio da Bolsa? Learn more about the historical significance of this beautiful building in Porto.