Out and About STYLE Mag Issue 3 Vol. 2
Read these articles plus more in Out and About STYLE Mag Issue 3 Vol. 2
Saif and Sound DJ and Radio Presenter
Taking Lesson from Mansour Bin Jabr, Emirati Venture Capitalist and Environmentalist
Eat for Immunity: A List of Recommended Diets to Boost your Immune System
How to Convert Money in Your Mind to Money in The Bank
7 Things You Must Do in Accra, Ghana
Read these articles plus more in Out and About STYLE Mag Issue 3 Vol. 2
Saif and Sound DJ and Radio Presenter
Taking Lesson from Mansour Bin Jabr, Emirati Venture Capitalist and Environmentalist
Eat for Immunity: A List of Recommended Diets to Boost your Immune System
How to Convert Money in Your Mind to Money in The Bank
7 Things You Must Do in Accra, Ghana
86 A Traveller,s Guide to Portugal By Daniel Fry
Portugal is one of Western Europe’s most vibrant and overlooked gems. While London may boast history and Spain windswept beaches, Portugal combines both with a uniquely artisan flair. From the old-soul charm of the north to the sundrenched beaches of the south, there’s a reason world travellers have a soft spot for this charming and accessible country. As you can tell, I’m a fan. Although a little biased (I’ve called Portugal home for the last six months) I’m yet to meet someone who hasn’t sworn a second visit. Here, I’ll give you some quick insider tips and shed some light on why this once overlooked destination has been dominating bucket lists for the last couple of years. PORTUGAL Portugal is one of the cheapest countries in Western Europe. While it’s southerly latitude accounts for its Mediterranean climate, its modest size also boasts a varied landscape, with no two destinations more than half a day’s drive away. For those seeking a bit of everything, Lisbon tends to do the trick. This capital city, with its steep hills, iconic yellow trams and stunning colonial architecture is a bustling city that climbs the destination charts, yet remains relatively ‘unvisited’. After a couple of glasses of Madeira and a stroll through the capital’s white-cobbled streets, like me, you’ll probably be wondering why? PORTUGAL’S CAPITAL CITY: LISBON Lisbon, situated by the sea, is a seductive blend of heritage and bustling nightlife. But where to start? The Baixa district is the beating heart of Lisbon. Left in ruins in 1755 by the Great Lisbon Earthquake, the entire area was reconstructed under the charge of Marquis of Pombal, who rebuilt the city in a dramatic neo-classical style. As such, today Baixa is a pristine mix of grand central plazas and white stone cobbled avenues. SHOPPING Avenida da Liberdade is famous for its treelined streets, bustling with designer stores and charming high-end boutiques. Meanwhile, young creatives and would-be hipsters catch the tram across town to the LX factory. This trendy industrial complex, situated on the edge of Tagus, boasts over 50 shops, cafes and pop-up art installations. For handicrafts and statement pieces, or just a peek into Lisbon’s exciting street culture, LX remains the definitive go-to for all things niche. 87
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