Lisbon, Portugal
Sardines and Bacalhau
82°F | 50°F
Azores Eco Wonderland
Portuguese
Why Explore Lisbon with Remote Year
You’ll never be lonely in Lisbon, which has had a huge Remote Year presence since 2016. We’ll show you the secret spots to watch sunsets, where to find the best Pastel de Nata, and how to surf the best waves. Our Side Trips include a magical visit to the Azores, which you won’t want to miss!
Your Neighborhood
In hilly and historic Lisbon, your accommodations and workspace will be located within easy access to some of the best bars, restaurants, and landmarks in town. Start your day with a delectable Portuguese pastry, head for a run in a nearby park, catch the sunset at a scenic miradouro - you’ll love local life in this charming destination.
Your home away from home
In hilly and historic Lisbon, your accommodations and workspace will be located within easy access to some of the best bars, restaurants, and landmarks in town. Start your day with a delectable Portuguese pastry, head for a run in a nearby park, catch the sunset at a scenic miradouro - you’ll love local life in this charming destination.
Things You'll Experience in Lisbon, Portugal
Paddle Out with a Surf Instructor
Start your day off with a morning surf lesson at Playa Guincho with local instructor Nuno. Mornings are better when you’re catching waves in the refreshing waters of the Atlantic.
Private Fado Music Concert
Fall under the spell of live Fado music paired with traditional fare like sizzling garlic prawns and vinho verde during this evening to remember in the historic Alfama district.Azores Islands Adventure
Discover the wild natural landscapes of the majestic Azores Islands. Encounter rushing waterfalls, glittering lakes, and relaxing hot springs as you explore this Atlantic gem.Paint Your Own Portuguese Tiles
Uncover the history of Lisbon’s beautifully painted azulejo tiles. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to paint these tiles with a local artist.Pastéis de Nata Cooking Class
Learn the secrets to making one of Portugal’s most delectable pastries from scratch in this interactive cooking class that is as fun and informative as it is delicious.
Bernardo Reis
Ask Bernardo what to eat in Lisbon, and he’ll tell you to try polvo à lagareiro (octopus with olive oil). Looking for something to do on the weekends? He’ll suggest biking to Belem or flying to the Azores islands. Searching for the best viewpoint in town? Bernardo will tell you it’s impossible to choose more than one. (He’s right). Born into a Portuguese family in the Brazilian Amazon, Bernardo has lived in Portugal for 15 years and knows Lisbon like the back of his hand. He’s traveled to more than 40 countries, and loves sharing his city and culture with Remote Year travelers.
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