They have daily morning and evening MySore Ashtanga yoga here with exception of moon days…read more Located on the 5th floor of an old Portuguese apartment building, the interior of this shala has a nice neoclassical charm. It's warm, welcoming, and beautiful. It even has a cute pink mini-fridge. The studio is open from 7am to 2pm Monday thru Friday for morning practice, and 5:30pm to 8:30pm Tuesday thru Friday for evening practice. Saturday is from 8am to 11am. Led is every Monday from 6:45pm to 8:45pm.

Really lovely space and a very warm and welcoming group. Liz was teaching both times I dropped in…read moreand she was just so inviting - I felt right at home and I found myself missing her as I left! There's something beautifully feminine about the vibe in this shala. Liz's assists were helpful and doubled as almost a massage. :) I get the impression that it's not the kind of shala that tries to force their students to be perfect, and that's more my preferred vibe. Definitely recommend practicing here if you live in Lisbon or if you're coming to visit!

Infelizmente o Conservatório de Música já não é o que era. Os professores de instrumento são a…read moreexcepção. O resto do corpo docente é um desastre. A directora deste estabelecimento é uma pessoa muito pouco competente e altamente disfuncional. Quando a direcção falha é complicado o corpo docente funcionar. É pena, não aconselho nada o regime integrado nesta escola. Professor de Coro Geral é uma desgraça também. Os professores de formação musical só escapa mesmo o professor João Aleixo. É pena.. em tempos fora uma boa escola. Felizmente pelo menos os professores de instrumento são bons e dedicados.

I think I failed to appreciate at first what a risk it was to invest the time & money needed to…read moredive into an immersion program overseas for a full month, but I had the passion to learn, after a long time studying on my own in the US, & I'm so glad I found Lusa Language School. In terms of curriculum, & the passion & patience of the instructors...some of my biggest laughs & most heartrending moments came from my class & private sessions there, encountering Portuguese culture & history in that way. In general, out on the street, people would usually indulge my attempts even when I was screwing up. Some were very happy & eager to help. But our teacher was talking about the relationship to language in Portugal, & how you're kind of forced to assume that foreigners aren't even going to try, & I found that pretty sad, but I guess it's true. I don't want to be that guy, though, & I felt both educated & uplifted by the efforts of the staff here, all of whom have that characteristically rich & understated Portuguese cosmopolitan style. To continue a theme for the trip I suppose, I was ready for the possibility that my time could be really mediocre, or that the teachers would be really uptight, or that I wouldn't understand anything, or who knows, right? But I immediately felt welcome, I got so many of my questions answered. I got to incorporate themes & ideas that I'm genuinely excited about, which I think is so crucial in learning. My tutor & I were working on a phrase, A riqueza que vem por ter escolhido bem...The wealth that comes from having chosen well. Much love to Lusa Language School. :-] CR