Lisbon is home to a host of museums, albeit some are a bit different than the ones you might find in other major European cities. From properties dedicated to money, electricity, and trams, to buildings that house historic costumes, collector’s items, and autopsy rooms, here are a few of the unusual (but no-less impressive) museums in the Portuguese capital.

Cool restaurants, a thriving fashion scene, and wild nightlife – Lisbon has it all. Here are the best things to do, see, and eat in Portugal's capital city.

Guide: https://enth.to/OldWorld In a decade, Portugal’s obscenely beautiful Douro Valley has evolved from a sleepy hinterland of remote vineyards to a wine collector’s dream destination. Infrastructure improvements and a new crop of hotels offer fresh enticements beyond the city. Romantic Porto, detailed with cobblestone streets, tiled façades and historic Port houses, deserves several days.