Tings Lisbon

18/06/2026

You don’t need special equipment or professional skills to bake our breakfast bread. The dough takes about 10–15 minutes to mix, then rises and bakes while you start your day. A normal oven and a Dutch oven pot are enough – exactly what we use ourselves. On the blog we’ve shared a step‑by‑step version with photos so guests who loved the bread at Tings Lisbon can recreate it easily at home.

Our guests are crazy about the bread we serve for breakfast. Its far from perfect but obviously better most Portuguese bread. Its something special - we just use a good local flour, a good local yeast and the recipe Thomas has used for more than 30 years. It cost les than 0,50 € to make, so all sh...

10/06/2026

If you’re planning a Lisbon trip and want one easy beach day, this is the routine we recommend most often now. The post breaks it down step by step so you can see how simple it is to reach Costa da Caparica from our neighbourhood.

Experience the best of urban beach holidays in Lisbon, with stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich cultural experiences. Book your stay at Tings Lisbon for an unforgettable getaway.

09/06/2026

Staying at Tings in summer? Between tram rides, street art and festivals, take ten minutes for the easiest family “food adventure” in Graça: picking out colourful tins of Portuguese fish to bring home. Our new post shows where we send guests, why kids love the labels, and how those little cans keep the Lisbon feeling alive long after the holidays.

If your are in Lisbon and don't know what to bring back to friends or yourself - bring tinned fish. They are tasteful, handy and colorful and delicious treats when you get unexpected visitors. So buy a lot. ...

08/06/2026

Check into Tings and you’re surrounded: originals in your room, old invitations from past events, murals and drawings in the shared spaces. Nothing is “just decor”; everything has a person and a memory behind it. The latest blog post tells the story of this house‑full‑of‑art guests walk through all day.


https://tingslisbon.com/leisure/we-lov-art/

08/06/2026

Checked in at Tings Lisbon and craving the sea? Our beach posts are the easiest way to decide where to go. Ask us at breakfast and we’ll help you pick a beach and follow the route we use ourselves.

https://tingslisbon.com/leisure/best-beaches-in-lisbon/

08/06/2026

We love the Santo Antonio grills and the whole sardine chaos in Graça. But honestly? If you’re a serious foodie, June is not when sardines are at their peak. In our “Food lovers: wait with the sardines until August” post we explain why you might want to separate party season from sardine season.


https://tingslisbon.com/culture/food-lovers-wait-with-the-sardines-until-august/

08/06/2026

For many guests, Tram 28E is their first real contact with Lisbon’s hills. The route passes through some of our favourite viewpoints and neighbourhood corners, but it can feel overwhelming if you hit it at the wrong time. We’ve put together a straightforward guide with local advice from the team: when to go, where to get on, what to watch out for, and what to do if you’d rather walk or take a quieter line.


https://tingslisbon.com/places/lisbons-tram-28-what-you-need-to-know/

08/06/2026

Bairro Padre Cruz is one of those spots we recommend to guests who’ve already explored Alfama, Baixa and LX Factory and still want more. It’s raw, residential and very real – with massive pieces by both Portuguese and international artists on the sides of apartment blocks. The scale alone makes it worth the trip, but the atmosphere of a normal day in the neighbourhood is part of the charm too. Our new post gives a small introduction.


https://tingslisbon.com/culture/best-street-art-in-lisbon-bairro-pardre-cruz/

04/06/2026

We see many groups where only part of the gang plays golf. The others use Tings as their city base: exploring viewpoints, tram rides, markets, bookshops, galleries and long lunches while someone else is on the fairways. By late afternoon everyone meets again for sunset drinks and dinner in the neighbourhood. Lisbon works beautifully when you want both: serious golf and a city your non‑golf friends will love.

isbon offers some of the world's best golf experiences within an hour's drive from Tings Lisbon. From coastal links to parkland courses, discover championship layouts designed by golfing legends like Robert Trent Jones and Seve Ballesteros. Perfect for free, independent travelers seeking quality gol...