Nothing better then starting your day on board of the famous 28 tram. Taking you to the most iconic spots in Lisbon old town, make the journey towards Campo de Ourique.
Maybe not your kind of attraction but still interesting visit. Its possible to admire monuments of anonymous authors, alongside pieces of the nineteenth century renowned architects to the present day.
A 8 min walk from the cemetry will take you to a hidden gem... this beautiful, off the beaten track garden.
The Campo de Ourique market is one of the oldest in Lisbon, having been founded in 1934. In 2013 it was renovated with a gourmet concept, inspired by the market model of San Miguel in Madrid.
The best "Pasteis de Nata" in Lisbon. Pastry Aloma, with over 70 years of history, won the competition in 2012, 2013 & 2015.
A neighborhood garden character designed for the leisure and relaxation of all generations... Famous with locals!
Could this be the best Burger in town? I let you decide...
You probably already took a photo sat next to his statue in Chiado. White not visit the home where this famous writer use to live?
Not only because I live nearby, but this is my favourite spot. Relaxing and romantic and so well kept.
This vast neoclassical monument is one of Lisbon's most eye-catching landmarks. It is also possible to go up to the dome for fantastic city views.
Get ready to pet while having a coffee on the first "Cats Cafe" in Portugal. On the one side has sandwiches and salads, the other a library where cats residents, play and purr.
Right next to the Palace of the same name, where the Parliament works. It's a nice garden, full of charm and is characterized by a French-inspired symmetry in the arrangement of flowerbeds and statues
The 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.
Now, I mentioned so many "the best of..." in this guide, but this Ice Cream place? I think I could live in their fridge!
The yellow house at number 193, Rua São Bento in Lisbon is loaded with history. It was there Amalia Rodrigues lived half a century. Large bouquets of flowers offered the singer continue to arrive.
After walking all day why not finish with one of the best massages in town. Yes it´s me here but check what clients are saying on TripAdvisor : )
Only open on Sunday´s, visit the grounds of the Prime Minister Offical Residence. Free entry.
