This may look like a festival poster, but it’s actually a Lisbon guide. It’s your new favourite way to explore the city — spontaneous, playful, and deliciously analog. We call it a non-real festival. A guide that belongs on your wall.
MAAT – Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology. Ideal for enthusiasts, families, and the curious, this museum offers a unique blend of art, architecture, and technology.
Costa da Caparica, a long stretch of beach just south of Lisbon, is popular for its easygoing waves and various surf spots suitable for all levels. This area features numerous surf schools, restaurants, and beach bars, making it an accessible and lively destination. Known for its consistent surf in winter, Costa da Caparica becomes crowded during the summer months as well.
Art is more than just museums and famous landmarks. We bring you cultural insights and spots worth your attention. We don’t limit ourselves to “must-see” and the biggest museums on the main streets, so we also recommend those that most guides and travel books overlook. Here, you’ll find both classic works and contemporary art that truly resonates. It doesn’t matter what inspires you—avant-garde exhibitions or quiet galleries—what matters is that the art connects with you and stays with you
Web Summit is one of the world’s largest technology conferences, founded in Dublin in 2009. Starting as a small 150-person event, it has since grown into a global tech phenomenon, attracting over a million attendees over the years. Held every November in Lisbon, the flagship event brings together innovators, entrepreneurs, and business leaders from around the globe. Throughout the year, Web Summit also hosts international even
Jardim Sonoro is an immersive electronic music festival set in the lush greenery of Lisbon’s gardens. Known for its focus on underground electronic and techno, this festival creates a unique experience where music and nature intertwine. With carefully curated lineups and a scenic natural setting, Jardim Sonoro offers an intimate and atmospheric festival perfect for fans of deep, captivating sounds.
This may look like a festival poster, but it’s actually a Lisbon guide. It’s your new favourite way to explore the city — spontaneous, playful, and deliciously analog. We call it a non-real festival. A guide that belongs on your wall.
The poster titled "Salute, Pink Lady!" is a tribute to fans of Lisbon's famous Pink Street. This print is perfect for enhancing the décor of a living room, bedroom, modern office, restaurant, or café.