If you’re a digital nomad coming to Lisbon, you’ll probably picture working from sunny cafés, coffee next to your laptop, pastel de nata on the side. That image isn’t wrong — but it’s incomplete.

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This post is written from a lived-in perspective — not just where things look nice, but where daily life actually works for digital nomads: neighborhoods that balance workspaces, movement, coffee culture, fitness, surf access, safety, and social life.

One important lifestyle factor to clarify: Lisbon has a surprisingly strong yoga and fitness scene for a European capital. Combined with its proximity to the ocean and consistent surf breaks, this is a major reason why many surfing digital nomads choose to live in Lisbon — and why these elements are considered throughout this neighborhood guide.

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Our guest author Maggi undertook the famous Camino Walk – from Portuguese O Porto to Spanish Santiago de Compostela. In this experience report, she ponders why it was a lifechanging experience, shares her Camino highlights and downs, and gives tips to future Camino trekkers.

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There were times when you could travel to cities like Prague, Dubrovnik or Tallinn on a shoestring - now, 20 years later, those days have gone by. Still, there are some amazing affordable destinations in Europe that you can visit today.

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