Amazing place!! Like being in a museum, but you can also have great cocktails or a cold beer and play snooker while "visiting". Heard is the world's' biggest miniatures collection.
Small lisbon-fashion restaurant with fresh market cuisine. Opens just for dinner. Calçada do Duque 43a (+351) 213 423 097 Read more.
A classic in the heart of Bairro Alto. Solid Portuguese home-style cooking with a twist. Read more.
Time for a short visit to Lisbon! Get in the Tram 28 and see the most famous sights of Lisbon on the way.
Leonal Pereira is one of Portugal's most talented chefs. The best presently cooking in Lisbon. Read more.
Nice way to get to higher level in town. Public transpotation, so included in your metro day ticket
nicely located for a break during your shopping routine. Beautiful old interior. Read more.
If you want to go shopping, head over to this shopping mall at Rua Do Carmo. Aside from local and internationals shops, you'll also find many cafes here that offer amazing views of the city.
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Once the most elegant shopping district, it is now the city's most varied and interesting, mixing quiet streets with lively squares and many different types of goods.
The beautiful Saint George Castle is where you'll get a glimpse of Lisbon's history as well as get amazing views of the city and the Tagus River. Pay close attention to the amazing Ogival House.
24 hours snack bar in retro 60's interior. Open everyday Avenida da República 14 (+351) 213 533 646 Read more.
Ivan Fernandes, the new chef pursues the commitment of cooking tasty food out of good sustainable products. Read more.
Great transportation: train to Cascais, tram to Belem, ferry to 3 or 4 places, Bike Rental, bus to Airport and P Nacoes, access to Bairro Alto... Lively late night!
The square where the ancient market with products from the far east was. A place to start the walking visit to Lisbon. Read more.
This Lisbon quarter is where you'll find traces of the city's past, with Arab and Roman influences. The medieval alleys and residential neighborhoods are some of the best ways to see the old Lisbon.
Also known as the 25th of April Bridge, this historical structure was renamed as such (its former name was Salazar Bridge) to commemorate the bloodless Carnation Revolution of 1974.
This Catholic monument is similar to Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer. Towering over Lisbon, this statue designed by Francisco Franco de Sousa is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ.
The pastéis (custard) are served warm & sprinkled w/powdered sugar & cinnamon. These treats are so sought after that it is illegal for any other shop to sell anything called pastéis de Belém.
Beautiful late 16th century monastery, if you can't get in cloisters have a free look inside church with tall palm like supporting columns. Roof has armillary spheres & cross bosses. Look up!
From the top of this Monument to the Discoveris, built in 1960, there is a beautiful view of the sunset by the Tagus. Read more.
The Berardo Collection Museum in Belem is a wonderful place to see modern and contemporary art exhibitions (temporary and permanent). This is also just in front of the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos.
Eat the Pastéis de Belem, they are delicious!
This is the best place in Sintra. You can spend the whole afternoon and dont see everything. For me: better than the castles.
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.
O atendimento é péssimo, o leite com chocolate é mauzinho, as arrufadinhas são razoáveis e os bolinhos de ovo são deliciosos! Preços puxadotes! ;)
