Halloween week in Lisbon swings between grand and ghostly: André Rieu brings his Johann Strauss Orchestra to the Altice Arena, while hundreds of drones trace the Four Seasons over Tapada da Ajuda. Between parties, there's time for fado, a Filipino cinema classic and a Sintra palace or two.
The Dutch violinist fills the arena with waltzes and classical favourites, strings swaying in unison.
Hundreds of synchronised drones draw shapes in the night sky to live strings in a roughly 65-minute open-air show for all ages.
Dancehall, shatta, bouyon, afrobeats and amapiano fill about six and a half hours of Lisbon's hottest Halloween night; 18+ and limited capacity.
Skip-the-line entry with an audio guide through Moorish-era history, plus peacocks in the gardens and views over the Tagus.
An intimate 50-minute live fado session in central Lisbon, port wine in hand.
Lino Brocka's Filipino masterpiece on the big screen for €3.20, with discounts for students, over-65s and more.
King Fernando II's fairytale palace, its exotic park and the charming Chalet of Countess d'Edla in one ticket.
A 19th-century eclectic residence with Gothic, Moorish and Indian touches in one of Portugal's most romantic botanical gardens.
Passports reworks her father's first passport photo over 300 times; small-format works fresh from a Book of the Year award in Arles, free entry.
Free rooftop session from 16h00 to 23h00 with Alive, Eric Furtado and Rui Alves above the city.