Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Lapa, Lisbon

Christian R. • August 7, 2013The Bosch triptych is amazing, I spend most of my time there taking in the amazing details. Besides that, there wasn't really much that impressed me. The garden with sculptures is nice, and has wi-fi.

RAY A. • August 27, 2017Cute spot to learn something new about the history of marionettes

Zabby • March 28, 2015Great museum with interesting exhibits. Does a good job of making explanations concise and engaging. Free entry on Fridays 18:00-22:00.

Sabrine L. • January 25, 2015Óptima sala de espectáculo!!! Preço da cerveja baixou comparando com a época de reabertura! Excelentes técnicos!!!

Rita S. • May 20, 2012Great club! Good music and good environment! Mostly 80's music!! Very good!

Floor B. • February 11, 2018Went two nights in a row, amazing music (mix of international best hits and local hits). Crowd is young (18-19) and can get restless or overly drunk. It's really fun though. Cabs by the entrance.

Marianne B. • June 18, 2019Very friendly bartender and delicious and creative drinks in a cozy atmosphere

Ricardo O. • August 15, 2012Às quartas há quiz! Super divertido!

Rute P. • January 18, 2015Tartufo recomenda-se.

Geiras E. • November 30, 2015Zero's back! If you want to experience the best techno/tech house make no mistake, this is the place. Small club where you're really close to the DJ and you can feel the happiness and joy in the air.

PortugalCNFDTL • September 13, 2011Cool spot for the art of conversation, art of cocktails & art of dance!

Buford B. • June 23, 2012First big dance club in Lisbon and still good, with a slight feel of danger to it.

Beauty S. • April 3, 2013Was popping on a Saturday night with a good mix of music. Guys pay 16 and Ladies 8. Drinks are for the most part 8 Euros.

Rita P. • October 9, 2010Gossip girl

Diana G. • March 31, 2012Espaco bonito, ambiente deprimente. O atendimento e pessimo!!!

Alexandre d. • December 8, 2011Wi-Fi grátis é sempre bom!

Bruno L. • December 16, 2011Bom ambiente

Antonio Campos Massagem • October 13, 2016The Palácio de São Bento is the home of the Assembly of the Republic, the Portuguese parliament. The Palace has its origin in the first Benedictine monastery of Lisbon, established in 1598.

Eduardo D. • August 17, 2013Imperial : 0.75€

Imagerie -. • May 23, 2012Visite a Exposição «Nostalgia» hoje entre as 14:00 e as 19:00

Roxanne • December 23, 2018No longer exists.. the building is still there, but is empty and dilapidated.