Lisbon

Fredrik Selarp: Ask for breakfast vouchers at the reception. Only 7.50 EUR.

Helge Gudmundsen: Check out the art deco entrance. It was a gift from the Paris metro company.

mylifeisgorgeous: The square where the ancient market with products from the far east was. A place to start the walking visit to Lisbon. Read more.

Luis Dias: A place to visit! Taste the shrimp and 'pica pau'. Try to seat on the terrace and enjoy the view..

The Telegraph: Your first dinner should be at one of Lisbon’s hobbit-sized, hole-in-the-wall joints like Cervejaria Ramiro (351 21 885 1024; cervejariaramiro.pt). The bill rarely stretches beyond £15 per-head.

Lau Rabjerg-Eriksen: cool interior, good for breakfast as well. popular with locals. Open early on sundays

María Ulecia: If you want to feel like a real "alfacinha" you must go first to Travessa do Monte, buy a cold beer and a few "tramoços"and eat them while enjoying the best view of Lisbon at the end of the day

André Peres: Lisbon biggest wine store, selling a wide variety of national and international wines. Some good prices and thoughtful service. Read more.

Mike Soldatov: Password for WiFi: A4C926E5E7, name of network: Thompson1217CC

Rheinhold Messbecher: A portugese told me, they have the best cherrys here, what makes for the best overal Ginjinha experience. I totaly believe it now.

Neimar Alves Guerra: If you're visiting Lisbon you really have to try a "Pastel de Belém" and this is the place you can have the original one.

João: Free wireless: SSID: PT-WIFI, user: bluestation, pass; bluestation

Fredrik Selarp: The last weekend of each month is there a street market for "Made in Portugal" food products.