Lisbon Events
Millennium Estoril Open: Main Draw Finals - Tableau Principal Finales
Second Qualifying Round: SL Benfica vs FC St. Gallen
SL Benfica vs Academico de Viseu FC
Sporting Club Portugal (Lisbon) vs Vitoria S.C. Guimaraes
Sporting Club Portugal (Lisbon) vs FC Alverca
MEO Kalorama - Lisbon, Portugal
SL Benfica vs Estoril Praia
The Weeknd-Lisbon, Portugal
Sporting Club Portugal (Lisbon) vs C.D Nacional
The Weeknd-Lisbon, Portugal
SL Benfica vs Gil Vicente
PHONICA | Marisa Monte & Orquestra Ao Vivo-Lisbon, Portugal
Sporting Club Portugal (Lisbon) vs Arouca
Portugal vs Wales
Placebo-Lisbon, Portugal
About Lisbon
Over 2,000 years ago, The Great One liked it. He liked it so much, as a matter of fact, that he named it a Municipium, the ancient Roman term for a town or a city. And ever since Julius Caesar has declared Lisbon to be a major city, nearly everyone – from the Germanic tribes to Napoleon Bonaparte to today's over 3.5 million tourists a year – likes it. A lot.
Portugal's capital city lies on continental Europe south-western coast, in the heart of the Iberian Peninsula, where the Atlantic Ocean meats river Tagus. It is clearly a beach city, enjoying nearly 300 days of sun per year, allowing for major sports to exist practically all year round. In addition to its glorious beaches, calling for swimming, snorkeling, surfing and scuba-diving, Lisbon offers a wide variety of attractions to tourists, ranging from fantastic architecture, sight-seeing, eye-popping museums, mature & adventure, and, of course, sports.
Year after year, Lisbon's two major football clubs – Benfica and Sporting – play their trade during European competitions. Year after year, those two clubs export – well, sell for the highest bidder to the tune of tenths of million Euros, sometimes even more – players that are considered to be among the continent's elite.
Starting with the great, late Eusebio, that led Benfica and Portugal to European glory in the 60's, through another all-time great, Christiano Ronaldo, who came out of Sporting's academy, current Portugal's golden generation is playing their craft among Europe's top teams.
It only takes a visit to those two famous sports venues to understand the size and magnitude of Lisbon's football scene – Benfica's 64,628-seat Estadio da Luz and Sporing's 50,095-seat Estadio Jose Alvalade.
And, of course, after you have enjoyed the magnificent atmosphere in Lisbon's stadiums, remember there is plenty to watch and experience around the city.
And don't forget the food.
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