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Telita: The pastry is one of Lisbon's ex-libris. This is must do thing in Lisbon!

mylifeisgorgeous: The square where the ancient market with products from the far east was. A place to start the walking visit to Lisbon. Read more.

Simão Freitas: Uma das mais movimentadas praças da cidade, com muitos cafés e perto de todas as salas de espectáculos!

Yves Wu: Must visit to see the architecture! It reminds me of St. Pancrace in London.

Rui Machado: Uma das melhores vistas de Lisboa. Principalmente se estiver perto do restaurante Eleven. Já jardim por cima da bandeira de Portugal

Ricardo Miguel Loureiro Vasquez: Such a inspiring place :)

José Augusto Pinto: The perfect mix between culture and food. Read more.

Francisco Huguenin Uhlfelder: The Jose Saramago Museum will open here soon

Antonio Manuel Teixeira: Um dos bairros mais carismáticos da cidade de Lisboa.

Filipa B: Guinness recognized as the longest running bookshop :) Read more.

José Manuel Fernandes: Um dos mais aprazíveis jardins de Lisboa.

Adriana Gonçalves: É espectacular vê-la iluminada, nas vésperas dos feriados... Vale bem a pena!

Intellectualogicspace Professionalook: Wonderful view from a well known bridge...

Rute MJF: This is the place to visit the interior of the Aqueduto. Open only in summer

Your-Lisbon-Guide: Great for kids. Free entrance. Lots of cool exhibits plus hands on toys you will be hard pushed to drag then off. It's educational AND fun!

Claudio Brito: Passeio imperdível para adultos e crianças.

André Magalhães Jorge: Drink a juice or have a coffee at this locals' hide out!

Ruth Girsang: Great view of Lisbon, Almada and Tejo river.. And don't forget the bridge too :P

Bén Stone: See the most beautiful church of lisbon ;)!

Shaun Wilson: Come on Sunday before 2PM to get in for free. Make sure you make it to the roof for an awesome view and view the pipe organ from the third floor choir loft.

Francisco Huguenin Uhlfelder: that unique lisbon flea market saturday morning is a must to visit... also on tuesday.

Francisco Huguenin Uhlfelder: they just have everything. even aperol.

Paolo L: Don't be impressed by the queue and try this chilled cherry liquor

Brian Feinstein: The decor is simple and the clientele local but the seafood is exceptionally fresh. The restaurant has been in the family for 54 years and is considered one of Lisbon's best seafood spots.

Otel.com: This is where you'll find well-preserved historical carriages of Portugese nobility. Don't miss the coach used by King Philip II of Portugal (the one he used to get to Lisbon from Madrid).

Rasmus Stoltzenberg: Simply the loveliest museum! Three halls and a shop selling tram themed souvenirs. Two trips on a 120 years old tram are included in the ticket. <3 <3 <3