Lapas, bolo do caco and poncha: with free entry, festival celebrates flavors of Madeira in Lisbon
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Lapas, bolo do caco and poncha: with free entry, festival celebrates flavors of Madeira in Lisbon

Expresso9 September 2026 at 10:22

The Madeira in Lisbon Festival returns to Jardim do Arco do Cego, in Lisbon, for this year's edition, taking place between September 10 and 20. The event celebrates the iconic flavors of the island of Madeira, offering visitors the opportunity to try traditional delicacies in a festive atmosphere.

Among the gastronomic highlights are freshly grilled lapas, bolo do caco prepared on the spot, and traditional poncha, dishes that represent the essence of Madeiran cuisine. The organization guarantees that all these products are authentic and follow the traditional recipes of the island.

In addition to gastronomy, the festival features a varied cultural program, including music, workshops and crafts, seeking to provide a complete experience that goes beyond the simple meal. The goal is to promote Madeiran culture in a comprehensive way.

Access to the festival is free, with no entrance fee, allowing all Lisbon residents and visitors to enjoy this celebration of Madeira without financial barriers.

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