With its mild climate, stunning coastline and rich nature, Lisbon offers a unique winter holiday experience. Here, Visit Lisboa shares tips on things to do in the city this winter, from seasonal delicacies, wine festivals and new art experiences to surfing spots and flamingo watching. Seasonal delicacies and wine festivals for a culinary fix Recently crowned the Best Culinary City Destination in Europe at the 2024 World Culinary Awards, there is no doubt that Lisbon is a paradise for foodies year round, with the winter months bringing a delightful array of seasonal delicacies that warm the body and soul.

Lisbon has won, for the first time, the award for Best Culinary City Destination in Europe, at the World Culinary Awards. The honour was received at a ceremony held in Dubai, and among the competing cities were Barcelona, Copenhagen, Florence, London, Paris and Vienna.

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Dubai’s illustrious skyline is home to many architectural marvels, yet few can claim the splendor and acclaim of Aura Skypool Dubai. Nominated for “Middle East’s Best Rooftop Restaurant” and “World’s Best Brunch Venue” in the prestigious 2024 World Culinary Awards, Aura Skypool stands as a testament to opulent dining experiences set against breathtaking city vistas.

The Saigontourist Group Culinary Culture Delicacies Festival 2024 recently concluded with resounding success, leaving gastronomy enthusiasts and visitors alike craving for more. Held in the heart of Saigon, Vietnam, this festival was a celebration of the rich culinary heritage and diverse delicacies that the region has to offer. From traditional Vietnamese cuisine to international flavors, the event showcased a tantalizing array of dishes, culinary demonstrations, and cultural performances, captivating the senses of attendees from near and far.