Nostalgic trams, golden pastéis de nata, selfies from atmospheric wine bars... On social media, one cannot help but wonder whether half the world has been drawn to Lisbon? The answer is clear: yes! The Portuguese capital attracts visitors with its irresistible specialities and its unique, melancholy atmosphere.
Anyone who has ever rattled up the picturesque alleyways on the famous "28", enjoyed the views over the city from the Castelo São Jorge, and then listened to fado in a rustic bar will be drawn back to Lisbon again and again. Fortunately, there are more and more Portuguese restaurants in this country to satisfy our cravings a little. Because piripiri, bacalhau and cozido are just a few of the magic words with which Portuguese cuisine seduces us. A lot has happened in Portugal's vineyards over the last twenty years. Today, Portuguese wine offers top quality at great prices and is becoming increasingly popular. Luã is a prime example of this: a top seller for years, its berry notes and fine roasted flavours transport us straight to a Lisbon wine bar. The wine has a dark warmth and catchy elegance reminiscent of the voice of fado singer Ana Moura. Here and there, liveliness and melancholy are beautifully combined.
