Polina Kabakova

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I’m a UX/UI designer with 10+ years creating digital experiences, from web applications to mobile apps. Inspired by my time traveling while working remotely, I would like to create more pathways for people to work playfully and play purposefully. My personal inspiration is Samuil who, chose to live far away from civilization, together with bears and wolves, in one of the harshest environments on Earth.

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PKPosted byPolina KabakovaAug 3, 2026

What I Loved About Lisbon

Knowledge dropLisbon, Portugal

A friend recently asked me for Lisbon recommendations, so I thought I'd share them here in case they're useful to someone else planning a trip. I stayed in Lisbon's historic district, and most of the places I enjoyed were within walking distance. One of my favorite memories was watching the sunset from Miradouro de Santa Catarina. The view was beautiful, and it had a really relaxed atmosphere (complete with student chatter, wine and guitar music) For food, I liked O Arêgos, O Tachadas, and Varina da Madragoa (fill up on seafood). I also found Do Beco Santos, a bakery with more of a French than Portuguese style, which I really enjoyed. I stopped by Time Out Market as well. It's definitely touristy, but I still thought it was worth visiting. Another place I liked was LX Factory, which reminded me a bit of Toronto's Distillery District. One thing I didn't get to do, but wish I had, was see a Fado performance. More than anything, I enjoyed simply walking around the city. Some of my favorite moments came from exploring without much of a plan. P.S. I can confirm I consumed an unreasonable number of pastéis de nata.

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