A Trip To Lisbon

Spread across steep hills on the bank of the River Tagus, Lisbon effortlessly charms anyone who crosses its path. The city is brimming with culture, charm, and beauty, and is one of Europe’s oldest and most beautiful. Despite Lisbon's ancient roots, this Portuguese city is not afraid to thrust into the future with funky concept stores, street food feasts and hipster bars aplenty.   A short stroll through Lisbon’s winding streets will enthral any first-timetraveller. Modern design and newly renovated spaces nestle between centuries-old architecture to create a beautiful maze of old and new. Lisbon is a city full of delights; there is something for everyone, whether you are a foodie, all-night dancer, culture fanatic or alcohol connoisseur. There is so much to explore in this quirky capital, and luckily enough the sun shines more often than not, encouraging days of exploring and evenings of dining, drinking, and dancing. What's In Our BomBom   1. BomBom Morocco Natural Round Raffia  2. Mr. Boho Sunglasses 3. For Love And Lemons Dress  4. BomBom Morocco Sliders  5. Pixi Vitamin Wakeup Mist 5. Aspinal of London Travel Wallet BomBom's Where To SLEEP Memmo Alfama  This arty hotel is located in one of Lisbon's most historic neighbourhoods.Memmo Alfama is a hidden gem to be discovered on the winding streets of Alfama. Once a 19th-century factory, this hotel has been reimagined into a stylish hotel with everything you need for a relaxing weekend in Lisbon. Complete with a roof terrace, wine bar, infinity pool and incredible views  Palacio Ramalhete This Boutique hotel is located in one of Lisbon's oldest haciendas, hidden away in the quiet Estrela area. Rooms at the back of the hotel overlook beautiful gardens and courtyards and guests can enjoy a magical dipping pool with views of the sea. Enjoy a cocktail in their elegant sitting rooms before heading down to the buzzing bars in town.    EAT Dinner: Palacio Chiado Once a nobleman's residence in the late 18th century, now a unique dining experience. Within the palace, seven restaurants and a bar have been worked into the original layout of the building, creating a gastronomic emporium, featuring some of the best fish dishes to pass your lips! Lunch: Time Out Market Whether you’re eating or not, the Time Out Market is worth a visit either way. This magnificent food court sells a variety of Portuguese food,sweets  and drinks, with a range of cheap eats to Michelin star meals, Time Out market has it all.  DRINK If you’re looking to blend in with the locals, head to Alfama, one of the oldest parts of Lisbon where you will find live music, hidden bars andbeautiful little squares with tables to sit around and socialise. A night out in Alfama is the place for anyone seeking an authentic Portuguese experience. Wine bars appear on pretty much every corner making it all too easy to turn “one drink” into quite a few more! EXPLORE Castelo de São Jorge  Towering way over the rest of Lisbon, Castelo de São Jorge is one of the most iconic landmarks in this ancient city. This mid-11th-century fortress offers the best views over Lisbon, showing off the cities red rooftops and the winding river. By night, the castle magically lights up and is quite the sight from a rooftop bar in the centre.