Discover Alcântara, one of Lisbon’s most underrated and least touristy neighborhoods. In this video, Brent explores the local side of the city—far from the crowded viewpoints and packed trams—to show you why Alcântara deserves a spot on your Lisbon itinerary.
Discover one of Lisbon’s most underrated hidden gems — the Lisbon Tram Museum (Museu da Carris). Join Brent as he steps inside historic tram depots, explores beautifully restored vintage trams, and even gets behind the controls to pretend to be a tram driver!
You’ll learn surprising facts about Lisbon’s iconic yellow trams — including how the very first trams were pulled by horses! How did these old carriages managed Lisbon’s steep hills? Brent hops on and off multiple trams, checks out a classic double-decker bus, and shares fun bits of history along the way.
If you love travel, vintage transportation, or discovering overlooked spots in Lisbon, this is a must-watch.
Once an abandoned textile factory, LX Factory in Lisbon has transformed into one of the city’s most vibrant creative hubs. Join Brent as he explores this repurposed industrial space filled with street art, indie shops, amazing restaurants, rooftop bars, and a legendary bookstore inside a former newspaper press.
🍴 Food Highlights: Authentic Lebanese cuisine bursting with flavor A rich, decadent chocolate cake you can’t skip Refreshing cocktails with rooftop views of Lisbon
📚 Don’t Miss: Ler Devagar — one of the most beautiful bookstores in Europe!
A Michelin recognized chef has opened a humble-looking sandwich shop whose food is next-level. Sandwich Club Louise Bourrat is a…
Inside the Parque Eduardo VII is a massive greenhouse filled with tropical plants. Passeio Público The earthquake of 1755 leveled…
Brent visits the Principe Real neighborhood in Lisbon for incredible chocolate sorbert, a sandwich shop from a Michelin recognized chef,…
Brent visits the Lisbon neighborhoods of Marques de Pombal and Parque. He enjoys a flat white at a 3rd wave…
Brent is in Lisbon to sample the best African food from former Portuguese colonies. There’s Cachupa from Cape Verde, Calulu…
Portugal has some of the best tarts, cakes, and sweets in the world. Here’s my 5 favorite. Pastel de Nata…
Brent visits several incredible markets in Lisbon. From organic markets to covered food halls to Lisbon’s best wine & cheese…
For a city whose cuisine is so closely identified with fish (Bacalhau) and eggs (Pastel de Nata), visitors might be…
Lisbon has an incredibly vibrant Brazilian community with an amazing food culture. Brent samples an Acarajé, a bowl of Feijoada,…
Brent is in Graca to ride the new funicular and gave in wonder at the views. Plus, he visits some…
Bolo de Arroz or Rice Cake is a sweet treat that’s so moist and rich you might even wind up…
Brent returns to Lisbon’s non-touristy Campo de Ourique neighborhood and visits a characteristic cafe and a natural wine bar. Plus,…
Brent visits Lisbon’s Campo de Ourique, a non-touristy neighborhood in the popular city. He samples gelado in an amazing food…
Brent is back in Lisbon for more great bakeries serving up the famous custard tart, Pastel de Nata. He hits…
Brent is in Lisbon to try Portugal’s famous custard tart, the Pastel de Nata. He visits the place where it…
A windy point with a legend about a giant donkey is a great day trip from Lisbon Cabo Espichel origin…
Lisbon’s magnificent monastery is a must-visit for anyone coming to the city Jerónimos Monastery origin story Portugal, specifically the king…
Outside the tourist areas is an incredible museum in a 16th century convent that most visitors to Lisbon miss. Azulejo…
Brent is in Lisbon to try eight different coffee drinks at both historic and neighborhood cafes. He tries uma bica…
Brent visits the decidedly non-touristy Lisbon neighborhood of Alvalade. He starts the day in the Alvalade market for a coffee,…
Graça is a neighborhood in Lisbon that is often overlooked by tourists. But, it’s gaining in popularity and there is…
A lavish royal palace and garden is just a quick train ride from Lisbon Queluz National Palace Origin Story Following…
Lisbon’s modern neighborhood is on reclaimed land from a former industrial site. Parque das Nações origin story Parque das Nações…
Lisbon’s custard tart, the Pastel de Nata is available at every bakery in the city. But only one place can…
A pastry chef in Palmela, Portugal has created a new pastry that incorporates one of the region’s most famous products.…
Colares is the smallest and oldest wine region in all of Portugal. Wine grapes have been cultivated here for 800…
A short train ride from Lisbon, Cascais, Portugal is a wealthy seaside enclave with lots of fun things to make…
Lavadouros have traditionally been places where ladies (it’s almost always women) come to wash clothes, chat with neighbors, and sing.…
Trying to find a specific specialty coffee drink proves challenging in Lisbon. Mazagran origin story Mazagran is a cold coffee…
In Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, Alfama, an outdoor art exhibit celebrates local residents. Artist Camilla Watson Alfama is one of the…
Some of the best food in Lisbon has its origin in former Portuguese colonies. Mozambique Mozambique is a country in…
Hidden in Lisbon’s up and coming Mouraria neighborhood is a plant based restaurant with incredible food and a great vibe.…
Lisbon’s trams have become a symbol of the city. And riding the tram is a great way to see many…
Ginjinha is a drink that can be found all over Lisbon. But, for a unique experience, look for a Ginjinha…
When your city lies on seven hills you’ve got lots of great views. This one is my favorite in Lisbon…
Spain is an internationally known cheese making country. But, her neighbor on the Iberian Peninsula also makes some wonderful cheeses…
Lisbon’s biggest party celebrates the city’s patron saint with a barrage of music and dancing, not to mention grilled sardines,…
The Pastel de Nata, was invented by monks in Lisbon. Today, it is by far the most popular treat in…
Coffee, Wine, and sweet, local liqueurs. Lisbon is one of Europe’s best cities for liquid refreshment. Ginjinha Enjoying a Ginjinha…
