A travel guide for visitors on a short break or travelers who want quick information. Focuses on cities, islands and resort regions. This volume covers Lisbon.
Matthew Hancock Books






The Rough Guide to Portugal.
- 534 pages
- 19 hours of reading
Portugal received more than 17 million tourists in 2015 (Source: www.skift.com), Portugal (and the Algarve in particular) is the second cheapest holiday destination in Europe (Source: www.independent.co.uk), Now in full-colour with inspirational photography, improved mapping, clearer chapter labelling and suggested itineraries, Rough Guides was the No. 3 travel publisher in 2015, worth £2.8 million (Nielsen Bookscan)
Portugal
- 400 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Your journey starts here with a reimagined and updated travel guide to Portugal, now in a lightweight format featuring all-new photography, beloved illustrations, and maps. Explore Lisbon on a leisurely walking tour, island-hop around the Azores, savor the country's port, or unwind on Madeira's golden beaches—everything you need is organized in color-coded chapters. Inside, you'll find gorgeous color photography to inspire your travels, reasons to love Portugal, and 22 pages of fresh ideas for exploring this spectacular country. A year-long calendar highlights local events and festivals, while expert advice covers practical aspects such as preparation, navigation, and safety. Over 20 detailed color maps make it easy to find your way, and expert tips help you capture lasting memories with perfect photo spots and stunning views. Discover authentic places to stay, eat, drink, and shop, along with easy-to-follow walks and itineraries that include food and drink stops. Hand-drawn illustrations showcase must-see attractions like Sintra's Palácio da Pena and Coimbra's University. This guide covers all regions, ensuring you can create a unique trip tailored to your interests. Planning a city break? Check out the specific guide for Lisbon.
The Rough Guide to Lisbon
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Lisbon's gentle pace and almost provincial feeling belie its position as one of Europe's most Cosmopolitan cities. This guide begins by showing the reader the traditional life of the city's historic neighbourhoods, then goes on to review the most contemporary bars and nightspots.
Fold-out col. map in pocket on p. [3] of cover.
The Rough Guide to Portugal
- 527 pages
- 19 hours of reading
Presents recommendations for lodging, restaurants, transportation, shopping, and sightseeing, along with travel tips and cultural information.
A guide to understanding the Portuguese which dispels or confirms preconceived prejudices with humor and insight.
The Rough Guide to Lisbon: Travel Guide with eBook
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Featuring a blend of must-see attractions and hidden gems, this guidebook caters to independent travellers exploring Lisbon. It provides essential planning tips and on-the-ground advice, ensuring a well-rounded experience. Additionally, the book emphasizes environmental responsibility through its sustainable printing practices.
This is a one-level course for beginners which uses a comprehension-led approach. It is particularly suitable for adult learners who have not studied for some time, offering strong story lines, with simple language, yet a high cultural content. It is equally suitable for students who want some knowledge of English for leisure or travel, but do not wish to go on to study the language intensively.
Przewodnik ksenofoba to żartobliwe, ale pouczające spojrzenie na charakter i dziwactwa r�żnych narod�w. W tym tomie autorka pokazuje, kt�re wyjątkowe zalety i słabości Portugalczyk�w czynią ich Portugalczykami oraz jak te cechy są postrzegane przez inne narody. Szczera, napisana z nutą ironii książka stanowi gwarantowane lekarstwo na ksenofobię. Lektura obowiązkowa dla turyst�w i wszystkich ciekawych świata.

