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Discover Locke de Santa Joana: a restored convent turned Lisbon hotel catering to ‘creative, Bohemian aficionados’
Born from the restoration of an old convent, Locke de Santa Joana has been redesigned by Post Company and Lázaro Rosa Violán into a design-led city break
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Jam Hotel Lisbon is a showcase of circularity and craft
Jam Hotel in Lisbon by Lionel Jadot and Jean-Paul Pütz offsets the raw aesthetic of its repurposed office building with eclectic art, craft and design with a focus on upcycling
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Sensitively restored Lisbon apartments make for an authentic mini-break
Antiga Casa Pessoa is home to rentable Lisbon apartments, beautifully restored by architect José Adrião
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A tour of 'Close, Closer': the 2013 Lisbon Architecture Triennale
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Inside Casa do Passadiço’s dynamic new interior boutique in Lisbon
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The Memmo group opens a property in Lisbon's cosmopolitan Príncipe Real neighbourhood
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Lisbon’s newest hotel is proof that big things come in small packages
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Lisbon is about to get a new Museum for Art, Architecture and Technology
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Brick by brick: Lisbon Architecture Triennale exhibition lays out the nuances of construction
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Paradigm shift: the MAAT’s inaugural exhibition debates a new world order
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Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2022 offers a fresh exploration of Earth
We explore the offerings of Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2022, and its theme ‘Terra'
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Lisbon Triennale connects architecture to culture through classification
The fifth Lisbon Triennale promises five exhibitions, 12 special projects and plenty of architectural plans to get lost in. Rich in historical inquiry and appreciation, materials and layers, it confirms the power of architecture within culture, and suggests how classification of the past can play a powerful role in shaping the future of architecture.
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SelgasCano creates an urban jungle inside Second Home’s new Lisbon outpost
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Exploring 'The Form of Form' at the 2016 Lisbon Architecture Triennale
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Jaime Beriestain designs Lisbon's The One hotel
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Housed in a palace, Lisbon’s latest hotel marries the 18th and 21st centuries
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It’s all about the view at these nine Lisbon hotspots
Famous for its yellow trams, cobbled streets and delicious pasteis de nata, Lisbon is no longer a secret. But only once you visit, do you realise that the loveliest thing about the city is its light – which dances off the Tagus River, dappling the quintessential red roofs and blue-tiled facades – best experienced from a height, preferably at one of these vantage points below.
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Behind the façade of a 1920s theatre, there's food and fashion at Lisbon’s newest lifestyle emporium
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A grand 18th century palace in Lisbon has been transformed into a gastronomic emporium
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Vintage flair with Portuguese details by Quiet Studio at Lisbon's newest hotel
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Basque chef Eneko Atxa joins Lisbon's ever-growing culinary scene
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Intricate mouldings and ornate ornamental ceilings at Lisbon’s newest hotel
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Lisbon's Bairro Alto Hotel emerges from an overhaul with a nod to all things Portuguese
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Paulo Mendes da Rocha and Inês Lobo remodel a Lisbon family home
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Lisbon rising: a global art hub emerges from crisis
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Exposed concrete, pink marble and a rooftop pool revive an old Lisbon home
As seen in the September Style Special of Wallpaper* (W*246)
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12 rooftop bars around the world with panoramic panache
There’s something instantly uplifting about rooftop bars. Perhaps it’s the fresh air, perhaps it’s the wraparound views, perhaps it's the I-could-almost-be-on-holiday feel or perhaps it’s the sheer pleasure at having escaped the working world down below. Whatever the reason, as anyone who has ever hit the rootftop knows, basking in the sun (or better yet, watching it go down), or taking in a city by night, cocktail in hand beats terrestrial bars, however stylishly assembled, any day. Here are a few high performers sure to give you a fresh perspective.
