Queen View at Tings: small & cozy queen room with a garden door, a Tejo glimpse and Louis, Ella and Basie looking down from the walls. #tingslisbon
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The art of doing nothing, perfected by our resident hosts. While the world gathers 30 meters away at Lisbon's best viewpoint, Chimmie and Rocco prefer the quiet luxury of our hidden garden. The ultimate 'hygge
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If you’re planning a family trip and can’t choose between a city and a beach, have a look at Lisbon. The families who stay with us rarely go back to the old model.
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Fueling up for another day in Graça. I love that our breakfast feels like a private kitchen rather than a hotel buffet. Authentic and delicious. 🍓
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Blue Twin at Tings: 2nd‑floor twin with French doors to the garden, rooftops beyond and Aditya Aryal’s Protecting Spirit on the wall. Easy room, good karma. #tingslisbon
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One thing I love about Lisbon: you can play proper golf while the rest of Europe is in winter mode. Soft light, Atlantic air, playable fairways in January, and a late lunch back in the city. All‑year golf without the reso
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We don’t try to please everyone. We built Tings Lisbon for the kind of travellers we used to be: curious, slightly picky about atmosphere, not very interested in standard hotels.
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If you’re booking Lisbon now and wondering about beaches: yes, it works. We’ve mapped our own routes from Graça to the Atlantic – different beaches for different moods.
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Quinta da Arealva might be the most “urban” street art left around Lisbon: riverside ruins, layers of graffiti, zero curation. It feels fragile and alive in a way most venues don’t anymore. New post up about why I k
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Saffron Twin: big twin on the first floor with warm tones, Miradouro view and Bacco + Chirag on the walls. Good for friends who still like each other after check‑out. #tingslisbon
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Our breakfast bread started as a practical fix in Kathmandu and ended up as one of the most loved details in Lisbon. Same simple recipe, new city. I’ve finally written the full story and shared the method on the blog.
#Ho
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Step inside our pink walls and discover a hidden Graça oasis. Our garden is a lush, slightly wild sanctuary designed for slow mornings and quiet afternoons—just a few steps away from the city's best viewpoint.
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My favorite view in the neighborhood (after the Miradouro, of course!). The Pink House always looks best in the afternoon sun. 🏠💖
See the full gallery of our home:
#TingsLisbon #ThePinkHouse #Gra
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Lisbon’s hills are beautiful, but they don’t have to be a daily workout. I’ve mapped the elevators and funiculars we actually use from Graça to Chiado, Baixa and Bairro Alto, so you can ride the shortcuts and walk the
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Moroccan Queen at Tings: tiny Marrakesh‑in‑Graça room with Moroccan tiles, garden view and a rescued Red Dancer painting on the wall. #tingslisbon
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From our place in Graça I can walk to four different miradouros and four different moods: postcard, café, bohemian corner and almost‑secret bench. That’s how I like to read Lisbon – one hilltop at a time.
#Lisbon #Graca
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Quinta do Mocho is one of the most intense street art areas around Lisbon: huge murals on housing blocks, everyday life happening underneath. I’ve written why it’s now on my must-visit list for urban art.
#QuintaDoMocho
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30 meters to the city's best viewpoint, and 60 seconds to its best street art. Tings Lisbon sits at the heart of everything that makes Graça authentic and vibrant.
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Our breakfast is served in the heart of our house, designed to fuel your walk to the best viewpoint in Lisbon—just 30 meters away
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We finally tested our own beach advice and did Costa da Caparica’s Fonte da Telha like guests: Uber out, swims, beach bar lunch, Uber back. Spoiler: it works better than the brochures suggest.
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I finally wrote about my favourite “horror tiles” in Lisbon: the Martyrdom of Queen Ketevan panels in Convento da Graça. Beautiful, brutal and still weirdly anonymous. Perfect for tile nerds and story hunters. #Lisbon
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Lisbon’s Tram 28 is still magic – if you avoid the queues and ride only the best bits. From our base in Graça we’ve turned it into a slow, local route instead of a tourist challenge.
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Terrace Lounge at Tings: attic nook, walk‑in shower and a bed facing sunrise over the Tejo, with Nneka watching from the wall. #tingslisbon
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We rarely remember trips by the sights. We remember the meals.
Just updated our “Eating out in Lisbon” story: local kitchens, mixed feelings about the Portuguese kitchen, and a live map of where we actually eat in Graça.
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Garden Room at Tings: queen bed, en suite and double doors straight into our little jungle in Graça. Small room, big exhale. #tingslisbon
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Graça is a canvas. Stay at Tings and you are less than 60 seconds away from some of Lisbon's most iconic murals. Our corner of the city is where historic charm meets modern urban soul.
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The fun part of our 1‑star story is how many travellers say, “Good, we don’t trust stars anyway”
Reviews, photos & word‑of‑mouth beat any plaque on the wall. If you’re curious about the rules behind our single star, the post is easy to find.
#tingslisbon
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Summer with kids in Lisbon = city plus Atlantic beaches. Mornings for trams and viewpoints, afternoons for sand and ice cream. I’ve mapped our family‑tested favourites so parents can design realistic summer days before they even book.
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Tram 28E can be Lisbon at its best or worst. The trick is timing, where you board, and remembering locals use it as a lifeline, not a ride. I’ve written up how we do it from Graça, with calmer queues and better views.
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For street art lovers who want something beyond the centre, Bairro Padre Cruz is wild: giant murals on social housing blocks, an open-air gallery far from the postcards. I’ve written why it’s now on my must-see list.
#BairroPadreCruz #StreetArt #Lisbon
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