Guidebook for Lisbon
Sightseeing
Ascensor de Santa Justa
R. do OuroGreat view over Baixa and Alfama
Charming Santa Catarina it's a delight of beauty and well characteristic of rich and fancy old Lisbon.
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Miradouro de Santa Catarina
Charming Santa Catarina it's a delight of beauty and well characteristic of rich and fancy old Lisbon.
Lisbon Castel from the XI century has the most incredible location and the views are incredible... must do!!
1774 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Castillo de San Jorge
Rua de Santa Cruz do CasteloLisbon Castel from the XI century has the most incredible location and the views are incredible... must do!!
Elevator that takes you from Avenida da Liberdade up to Miradouro São Pedro de Alcantara... a great view spot 5 min walk from the flat
160 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Elevador da Gloria
Elevator that takes you from Avenida da Liberdade up to Miradouro São Pedro de Alcantara... a great view spot 5 min walk from the flat
Cascais
Beautiful
A beautiful viewpoint just 3 min away from the flat
449 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara
Rua de São Pedro de AlcântaraA beautiful viewpoint just 3 min away from the flat
Food Scene
One of my favourite restaurants where we can eat amazing grilled fish and it's just 50 mt away from the building.
38 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Aqui Há Peixe
18A R. TrindadeOne of my favourite restaurants where we can eat amazing grilled fish and it's just 50 mt away from the building.
Belcanto
10A R. Serpa Pinto2 Michelin Stars... amazing!!QQ
Renovated Lisbon's Oldest Food Market, now has more than 20 of the finest Portuguese Chef's and Restaurants with a huge food court. You can pick your favorite meal from more than one chef. Amazing!!!!
779 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Time Out Market Lisboa
49 Av. 24 de JulhoRenovated Lisbon's Oldest Food Market, now has more than 20 of the finest Portuguese Chef's and Restaurants with a huge food court. You can pick your favorite meal from more than one chef. Amazing!!!!
I'd say it's one of the best places in Lisbon to eat seafood... must go. My favorite!!
746 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Ramiro
1 Av. Alm. ReisI'd say it's one of the best places in Lisbon to eat seafood... must go. My favorite!!
O Prego da Peixaria
5a Praceta Prof. Alfredo de SousaAmazing steak on caco bread "Prego"
Adega Machado
91 R. do NorteOne of the best Fado Restaurants in Lisbon
Sea Me
21 Rua do LoretoGreat fish and sea food trendy restaurant
Café No Chiado
10 a Largo PicadeiroGreat exquisite Portuguese food
Owned by a 2 star Michelin Chef, here your can have a great Portuguese meal not for a lot of money... chose the Taberna area!!
186 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Bairro do Avillez
18 R. Nova da TrindadeOwned by a 2 star Michelin Chef, here your can have a great Portuguese meal not for a lot of money... chose the Taberna area!!
In the heart of Chiado you can get your breakfast or just a coffee!! The croissants and pastry are amazing!!
34 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Pastelaria Benard
104 R. GarrettIn the heart of Chiado you can get your breakfast or just a coffee!! The croissants and pastry are amazing!!
For breakfast of just for bread and pastry... love it!!
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Sacolinha Pastelaria e Padaria
4 12 R. Paiva de AndradeFor breakfast of just for bread and pastry... love it!!
Boa-Bao
30 Largo Rafael Bordalo PinheiroGreat exquisit Asian Street Food
Great restaurant for sea food and beef (Pica Pau - highly recommend it).
64 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Pinóquio
79 R. de Santa JustaGreat restaurant for sea food and beef (Pica Pau - highly recommend it).
JNcQUOI
182 Av. da LiberdadeWonderful trendy restaurant!!
Feitoria
Michelin star ⭐️
Fifty Seconds
Lote 2.21.01 Rua Cais das NausGreat restaurant by Martin Berasategui. Amazing food and views by the Tagus river.
Seagull Method cafe
23 R. da PalmeiraArts & Culture
The Opera House of São Carlos square is very often the stage for street music / dancing /plays. When it happens, it's free and you've got to arrive really early. At this square lived Fernando Pessoa.
Largo de São Carlos
The Opera House of São Carlos square is very often the stage for street music / dancing /plays. When it happens, it's free and you've got to arrive really early. At this square lived Fernando Pessoa.
One of our best museums... there you can fully understand and get to know Portugal and it's peoples past
781 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga
Rua das Janelas VerdesOne of our best museums... there you can fully understand and get to know Portugal and it's peoples past
Modern and Contemporary Art Museum with a great collection from the Armenian Millionaire Calouste Gulbenkian who run away from the World War and came to live in Portugal
779 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Museu Calouste Gulbenkian
45A Av. de BernaModern and Contemporary Art Museum with a great collection from the Armenian Millionaire Calouste Gulbenkian who run away from the World War and came to live in Portugal
The number one monument of Portugal and the most visited
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Monasterio de los Jerónimos
The number one monument of Portugal and the most visited
Beautiful Belém Tower from where the portuguese navigators departed to the unknown new word discoveries on the 15th and 16th centuries.
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Torre de Belém
Av. BrasíliaBeautiful Belém Tower from where the portuguese navigators departed to the unknown new word discoveries on the 15th and 16th centuries.
Lovely small museum with the collection of Arpad Scenes and his wife, the portuguese Vieira da Silva
47 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Vieira da Silva Foundation
nº56/58 Praça das AmoreirasLovely small museum with the collection of Arpad Scenes and his wife, the portuguese Vieira da Silva
Catedral de Lisboa
1 Largo da SéLisbon Cathedral - XII century
Most beautiful church and former monastery with stoning 17th Century tile panels with more than 100.000 tiles.
193 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Iglesia de São Vicente de Fora
Largo de São VicenteMost beautiful church and former monastery with stoning 17th Century tile panels with more than 100.000 tiles.
Museo Nacional del Azulejo
4 R. Me. DeusNational Tille Museum
Drinks & Nightlife
A unique place where you can have a drink before or after dinner... at the top of a car parking silo. Must go.
153 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Park
58 Calçada do CombroA unique place where you can have a drink before or after dinner... at the top of a car parking silo. Must go.
Pavilhao Chines
89 R. Dom Pedro VGreat ambience bar
Pensao Amor
19 R. do AlecrimAmazing Bar... must do!!!
Shopping
Rua de São Bento
Rua de São BentoAntiques shop road
Every Thursday and Saturday this amazing old things street market has everything you can imagine...
762 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Estación del Mercado de Santa Clara
Campo de Santa ClaraEvery Thursday and Saturday this amazing old things street market has everything you can imagine...
Lovely market to buy old stuff, open every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays morning.
45 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Feira da Ladra
Campo de Santa ClaraLovely market to buy old stuff, open every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays morning.
Informações sobre a cidade
The most charming Royal summer village near Lisbon. UNESCO's World Heritage Patrimony since 1995.
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Sintra
The most charming Royal summer village near Lisbon. UNESCO's World Heritage Patrimony since 1995.
Old Lisbon Districts worth while visiting
This hilly medieval quarter is Lisbon’s most multicultural, with over 50 nationalities living in its jumble of streets directly below the walls of the castle.
Mouraria literally means “Moorish quarter.” It was where the Moors who weren’t slaughtered when King Afonso Henriques conquered the city in 1147 were allowed to live -- until 1497, when they and the Jews were expelled from Portugal.
It was the birthplace of fado, Lisbon’s soulful musical genre, as it was where the legendary singer Maria Severa lived in the 1800s. She was the first famous fado singer, taking the music of the people to the aristocracy, when she fell in love with a count. Many residents have followed in her footsteps since then, including Mariza, who is the biggest name in contemporary fado. The house where Severa lived was given a contemporary makeover and is one of the places to listen to fado in the neighborhood.
Moorish Quarter
This hilly medieval quarter is Lisbon’s most multicultural, with over 50 nationalities living in its jumble of streets directly below the walls of the castle.
Mouraria literally means “Moorish quarter.” It was where the Moors who weren’t slaughtered when King Afonso Henriques conquered the city in 1147 were allowed to live -- until 1497, when they and the Jews were expelled from Portugal.
It was the birthplace of fado, Lisbon’s soulful musical genre, as it was where the legendary singer Maria Severa lived in the 1800s. She was the first famous fado singer, taking the music of the people to the aristocracy, when she fell in love with a count. Many residents have followed in her footsteps since then, including Mariza, who is the biggest name in contemporary fado. The house where Severa lived was given a contemporary makeover and is one of the places to listen to fado in the neighborhood.
Alfama is the oldest and most characterful district of Lisbon.
Within Alfama, you'll find many of Lisbon's most iconic historic buildings, including the Se Cathedral, the São Jorge Castel, the National Pantheon and São Vicente de Fora Monastery.
Alfama is a joy to discover and is often best explored by simply getting lost within its labyrinth of alleys and side streets. Around every corner is a delightful plaza, a trendy café or an independent shop, with steep climbs rewarded by stunning panoramic views.
Definitely a Must Go!
Alfama
Alfama is the oldest and most characterful district of Lisbon.
Within Alfama, you'll find many of Lisbon's most iconic historic buildings, including the Se Cathedral, the São Jorge Castel, the National Pantheon and São Vicente de Fora Monastery.
Alfama is a joy to discover and is often best explored by simply getting lost within its labyrinth of alleys and side streets. Around every corner is a delightful plaza, a trendy café or an independent shop, with steep climbs rewarded by stunning panoramic views.
Definitely a Must Go!