Até 24 de setembro
Queer Lisboa- International Film Festival
Cinema de São Jorge and Cinemateca will host the 26th edition of the Queer Lisboa international film festival from the 19th to the 24th of September. Fogo-Fátuo, by João Pedro Rodrigues, a musical comedy with a national premiere scheduled for September 29, will be the opening film of the festival. Throughout the week, films from the national and international scene will be broadcast, highlighting Esther Newton Made Me Gay, by Jean Carlomusto, a documentary about the life of Esther Newton, social anthropologist, activist and precursor of Gender Studies and Queer Theory, which will close the festival. Tickets cost €4 and can be purchased on the festival’s official website, where you can check the full program.
Built in the late 1940s by initiative of the A...
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Avenida da Liberdade was built following the style of the Champs Elysées between 1879 and 1882. It opened up a new era in the urbanisation and expansion of the city to the north and very quickly became the address of choice for high society. This aura of exclusivity accompanies it to the present day and its historic and imposing buildings (such as number 206 where Prada is) are home to five-star hotels, luxury shops and leading companies.
Tours around the Botanical Gardens
269 / 5 000 Resultados da tradução From April 27th, every Wednesday, from 11 am to 12 pm, gardeners at Jardim Botânico Tropical and Jardim Botânico de Lisboa tell their stories about the gardens and how they preserve the plants they care for every day, in guided tours. Price of the visit included in the […]
Inauguration of Christmas lights in Lisbon
The Christmas spirit took over Lisbon with the inauguration of Christmas illuminations. At Praça do Comércio, the Mayor of Lisbon, Carlos Moedas, the councilors of the Lisbon City Council, Ângelo Pereira and Diogo Moura, the President of the Board of UACS, Carla Salsinha, members of the ADBP board, among many others, were present at this […]
“Passe Cultural”
As part of the Recopera+program of the Lisbon City Council, the capital will be recieve, from December 1, the Cultural Pass, which includes the free access to cultural facilities, under the direct management of EGEAC and the municipality, to young people Up to 23 years old, and to over 65 years old in Lisbon. Access […]
