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.
Amazing view, perfect for drink with friends! One of the Best sunsets in Lisbon!
Discover a little bit of Lisbon's history. The UNESCO World Heritage is located on the beautiful seaside.
Nice way to get to higher level in town. Public transpotation, so included in your metro day ticket
Nice viewing point with a beer garden, ideal for a drink with a wonderful view over Lisbon. Must see for tourists, mandatory occasional visit for locals. Free, except for drinks at the beer garden.
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.
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 square where the ancient market with products from the far east was. A place to start the walking visit to Lisbon. Read more.
A must-see! It's the gateway to Lisbon. Beautiful, and original. Very awesome!
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 aqueduct in Lisbon brought clean drinking water to the city, and is an amazing example of the impressive 18th century Portugese engineering. Learn more about its history at the Museu da Água.
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.
Locals call it Rossio. Don't ever refer to the place by its official name because it will only make you sound like you don't belong and some people probably won't even know what you mean.
simple & good restaurants around and the museu jose saramago will open here next on beginning of 2012
A Alameda D. Afonso Henriques é um jardim em Lisboa. Foi construído em homenagem ao primeiro rei de Portugal, D. Afonso Henriques. Tem pouco mais de cinco hectares, e é constituído por um pequeno jard Read more.
O jardim central esta arranjado e é um bom sítio para ler um livro num dos muitos bancos
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.
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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.
No soy muy de iglesias pero el interior de esta es una de las más espectaculares que he visto, merece la pena.
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!
Try to visit during the week to avoid busy weekends and be able to enjoy the peace and quiet in the floor in front of the main tank.
This museum is home to both ancient and modern paintings manuscripts, and jewels. Works by Degas, Durand, Manet, Monet, and Pigalle are included in its impressive collections.
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.
The National Museum of Ancient Art in Lisbon is where you'll be able to learn about the development and evolution of Portuguese art starting as early as the Middle Ages to the the 19th centur
Love this Museum Lots to learn. Grab a free audio guide in English. Read more.
Amadeus com Diogo Infante e Ivo Canelas na sala GarrettAs Lágrimas Amargas de Petra Von Kant com Custodia Gallego e Inêz Castel-Branco na sala estudio
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.
nicely located for a break during your shopping routine. Beautiful old interior. Read more.
Fresh grilled fish, and nice variety of seafood, in a modern-cool environment, with a nice bar at the entrance
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.
The real hub of the city, there's plenty on offer here with a host of restaurants and bars to choose from.
drink a beer and enjoy a beautiful viewpoint over the River Tagus
Ivan Fernandes, the new chef pursues the commitment of cooking tasty food out of good sustainable products. Read more.
Bica do Sapato A beautiful setting. Good food. A place to see and be seen. Read more.
A classic in the heart of Bairro Alto. Solid Portuguese home-style cooking with a twist. Read more.
Really nice museum, big airy, wheelchair friendly, great for children to run round in. Little boys of all ages love it. Free Sunday until 14:00 hours. Next to Jeronimos Monastery
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!
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).
This 10-acre lush garden in Principe Real is a great place to walk around beautiful and exotic plant species. This is also a famous place for plant and other scientific research.
Time for a short visit to Lisbon! Get in the Tram 28 and see the most famous sights of Lisbon on the way.
Take the kids to this fun science museum where learning how stuff works the fun way is the main attraction. Rockets, spacesuits, interactive games and experiments await kids of all ages.
Located at Santa Maria de Belém, this is one of Lisbon's best venue for many international exhibitions and musical venues. You can hang out at the their terrace cafe and get great city views.
Rua do Pau de Bandeira 4 Phone: (+351) 21 394 94 94 http://www.lapapalace.com/ Read more.
Fado music & good cod (bacalhau) in a medieval ambience dinner. Music from 9:30pm to 2:00am Beco dos Armazéns do Linho, 2 (+351) 218 865 088 Read more.
24 hours snack bar in retro 60's interior. Open everyday Avenida da República 14 (+351) 213 533 646 Read more.
Small lisbon-fashion restaurant with fresh market cuisine. Opens just for dinner. Calçada do Duque 43a (+351) 213 423 097 Read more.
No final da avenida, entre as árvores secas esta o Hard Rock Café de Lisboa.
Must visit to see the architecture! It reminds me of St. Pancrace in London.
Um dos melhores espaços para dançar em Lisboa. Várias pistas, música variada e espaço muito agradável junto/sobre o rio Tejo. Preços aceitáveis comparativamente aos outros clubs.
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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.
This is the main bull ring of Lisbon, built in 1892 in the neo-Mudéjar romantic style, inspired by the now-lost Madrid ring. It features summer bullfights every couple of weeks and many other events.
Established 1784, oldest restaurant in Portugal. Formal dining with meals > €40. The ornate dining room is filled with gilded antique mirrors. Has at times been one of the best restaurants in Lisbon.
Monastery established 1294, but demolished several times. Brewery opened 1834 after the liberal revolution, with public service in the refectory of the Trinos Friars in 1840. Made royal brewery 1854.
One of Lisbon's oldest churches. Built in 1242 and damaged several times, but still with large original sections.
Leonal Pereira is one of Portugal's most talented chefs. The best presently cooking in Lisbon. Read more.
Nice meeting point in the heart of Lisboa, just before entering in Bairro Alto or surfing in Chiado
