06 · Lisbon Experience
Discover why thousands of European teachers choose Lisbon for their Erasmus+ training — and what makes the city an ideal backdrop for professional and personal growth.
Overview
Lisbon is not just a beautiful city — it's a city that teaches. From its history of cross-cultural exchange to its contemporary role as a hub for innovation and education, the Portuguese capital brings something unique to any professional development experience. Our resources here help you prepare for Lisbon before you arrive.
Resources & Guides
City Guide
A comprehensive guide to Lisbon as an Erasmus+ training destination — neighbourhoods, culture, transport, food, and the experiences we integrate into every course week.
Read more →Why Lisbon
The specific cultural and educational features that make Lisbon stand out among European Erasmus+ destinations.
Read more →See It Live
Instagram reels and videos from teacher training weeks at Casa da Educação — real sessions, real moments, real participants.
Read more →Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport is very well connected to the city centre by metro (Linha Vermelha, 30 min) and taxi/Uber. Our team sends all participants a detailed arrival guide before their trip.
Lisbon has one of Europe's most temperate climates. Summers are warm and dry (25–32°C), spring and autumn are mild and pleasant (16–22°C), and winters are mild with some rain (10–16°C). Outdoor activities are possible year-round.
Lisbon is significantly more affordable than Western European capitals like London, Paris, or Amsterdam. The KA1 individual support grant (daily allowance) typically covers accommodation and meals comfortably.
All our courses include integrated cultural visits — typically to historic sites, contemporary art spaces, schools, and neighbourhood walks. These are not optional extras — they're part of the learning design.
Browse available KA1 courses and reserve your place in Lisbon. Our team handles all logistics so you can focus entirely on learning.