Soft Landing: Your First Day in Lisbon
The day-one walk we wish someone had given us: how the city works, where locals shop and how to get your basics sorted.
Small, local experiences that help you understand Portugal from the inside: your first day, the right neighbourhood, the language of the street and people to have dinner with on Thursday.

Every stop is one experience. No endless lists, only what actually helps you live here.
Transport card, SIM, groceries, your first prato do dia. Learn how the city works before you sign anything.
Soft Landing: Your First Day in Lisbon →Walk the neighbourhoods at the hours you would live there and take a local to your viewings.
Neighbourhood Scout: Find Your Lisbon →Café, market, pharmacy, post office. A few phrases change how people treat you.
Portuguese for Real Life: Street Class →One long table every Thursday, and weekends out of the city with other newcomers.
Tasca Supper Club for Newcomers →Lisbon and Porto, but also an hour away from them, where life costs less and the sea is still close.





The day-one walk we wish someone had given us: how the city works, where locals shop and how to get your basics sorted.
Moving here? We visit four neighbourhoods picked from your brief, at the hours you would actually live in them.
Bonfim or Matosinhos, river or sea? Four areas of Porto matched to how you want to live.
A day to see what life costs and feels like an hour from Lisbon: a city with a castle, a market town and a fishing village on the Atlantic.
Work mornings with good Wi-Fi, afternoons with olive growers, potters and a lake for swimming.
The Lisbon weekend locals keep for themselves: a coastal trail, clear water and grilled fish in Setúbal.
We want newcomers to find their place, and that place can be a town in the Centre, the Alentejo or the coast, not only the most expensive neighbourhoods of Lisbon and Porto. We work with hosts who live where they take you.