Guidebook for Lisboa

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Guidebook for Lisboa

Drinks & Nightlife

15 € for two people (approx.) 1,50 € for a pint of beer (approx.) Full Bar Available Vegetarian Friendly Live Music Live Entertainment
160 locals recommend
Damas
60 R. da Voz do Operário
160 locals recommend
15 € for two people (approx.) 1,50 € for a pint of beer (approx.) Full Bar Available Vegetarian Friendly Live Music Live Entertainment
92 locals recommend
Botequim da Graça
79 Largo da Graça
92 locals recommend
14 locals recommend
Má Lingua
1C Rua da Senhora do Monte
14 locals recommend
10 locals recommend
BUS Paragem Cultural
73 R. Maria
10 locals recommend
448 locals recommend
Martim Moniz station
448 locals recommend
The managers of this key club in Cais do Sodré have music industry connections and exploit them creditably. It's one of the city's most interesting venues, with a regular programme of rock bands, electronic live acts, singer-songwriters and DJ sets (all night on Fridays). Note that some shows may start as late as 2am; for details, check the website, which is comprehensive. The space has an underground feel and look (it's literally beneath steep Rua do Alecrim) and is located in what was once one of Lisbon's seediest streets - and is now one of its buzziest at night.
124 locals recommend
Musicbox
24 R. Nova do Carvalho
124 locals recommend
The managers of this key club in Cais do Sodré have music industry connections and exploit them creditably. It's one of the city's most interesting venues, with a regular programme of rock bands, electronic live acts, singer-songwriters and DJ sets (all night on Fridays). Note that some shows may start as late as 2am; for details, check the website, which is comprehensive. The space has an underground feel and look (it's literally beneath steep Rua do Alecrim) and is located in what was once one of Lisbon's seediest streets - and is now one of its buzziest at night.
Full Bar Available Outdoor Seating Dance Floor Rooftop City View Nightlife Serves Cocktails River View
118 locals recommend
Ferroviário
59 Rua de Santa Apolónia
118 locals recommend
Full Bar Available Outdoor Seating Dance Floor Rooftop City View Nightlife Serves Cocktails River View
Full Bar Available Live Music Nightlife Wine By Glass Wifi Vegetarian Friendly
47 locals recommend
Crew Hassan - Cultural Cooperative C. L. R.
8A R. Andrade
47 locals recommend
Full Bar Available Live Music Nightlife Wine By Glass Wifi Vegetarian Friendly
Young artists and cool young crowds often pack this bar not far from the castle. It used to be a factory and the space maintains some of its features, including an old oven. Around the stone walls on its three levels are wooden tables inviting you to sit and relax. Order some snacks and wash them down with a variety of drinks, as you wait to enjoy one of the special events which can be anything from live bands, DJ parties or movie screenings.
8 locals recommend
SANTIAGO ALQUIMISTA
19 R. de Santiago
8 locals recommend
Young artists and cool young crowds often pack this bar not far from the castle. It used to be a factory and the space maintains some of its features, including an old oven. Around the stone walls on its three levels are wooden tables inviting you to sit and relax. Order some snacks and wash them down with a variety of drinks, as you wait to enjoy one of the special events which can be anything from live bands, DJ parties or movie screenings.

Arts & Culture

65 locals recommend
Culturgest
50 R. Arco do Cego
65 locals recommend
270 locals recommend
Church of Santa Engrácia
Campo de Santa Clara
270 locals recommend
Housed in a magnificent building from the 1500s, this museum showcases the art and production of tile from the 15th century to the present. Its precious collection includes several Portuguese and foreign masterpieces, making it a world-class institution. The permanent exhibition illustrates the long history of tiled art and the influences from various cultures, from the Arabic to Italian-Flemish, Spanish, Dutch and Asian.
477 locals recommend
Museu Nacional do Azulejo
4 R. Me. Deus
477 locals recommend
Housed in a magnificent building from the 1500s, this museum showcases the art and production of tile from the 15th century to the present. Its precious collection includes several Portuguese and foreign masterpieces, making it a world-class institution. The permanent exhibition illustrates the long history of tiled art and the influences from various cultures, from the Arabic to Italian-Flemish, Spanish, Dutch and Asian.
8 locals recommend
EKA Palace
12 Calçada Dom Gastão
8 locals recommend
11 locals recommend
Galeria Filomena Soares
80 Rua da Manutenção
11 locals recommend
Galeria 111
5B R. Dr. João Soares
779 locals recommend
Museu Calouste Gulbenkian
45A Av. de Berna
779 locals recommend
781 locals recommend
Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga
Rua das Janelas Verdes
781 locals recommend
Casa dos Bicos / José Saramago Foundation
10 Rua dos Bacalhoeiros
139 locals recommend
518 locals recommend
Museu do Fado
1 Largo do Chafariz de Dentro
518 locals recommend
21 locals recommend
Museu Bordalo Pinheiro
382 Campo Grande
21 locals recommend
26 locals recommend
Underdogs Gallery
56 R. Fernando Palha
26 locals recommend
Galeria Baginski
51 R. Cap. Leitão
529 locals recommend
MAAT
Avenida Brasília
529 locals recommend
175 locals recommend
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
175 locals recommend
Biblioteca da Penha de França
6A R. Francisco Pedro Curado
On the city's eastern fringe, on the road to Parque das Nações, the hulking former headquarters of an arms manufacturer now houses this thriving cultural centre. As well as nightly dance classes, it hosts concerts of everything from fado to classical music on Wednesdays, Fridays (normally jazz night) and Saturdays. On Thursdays there are free jam sessions and at other times anyone can play the bar piano. There are also film screenings and talks on philosophy, and exhibitions by local artists. The restaurant serves tasty snacks and does well-priced set menus.
67 locals recommend
Fábrica Braço de Prata
67 locals recommend
On the city's eastern fringe, on the road to Parque das Nações, the hulking former headquarters of an arms manufacturer now houses this thriving cultural centre. As well as nightly dance classes, it hosts concerts of everything from fado to classical music on Wednesdays, Fridays (normally jazz night) and Saturdays. On Thursdays there are free jam sessions and at other times anyone can play the bar piano. There are also film screenings and talks on philosophy, and exhibitions by local artists. The restaurant serves tasty snacks and does well-priced set menus.
Galeria Abysmo
40 R. Horta Seca
HANGAR Centro de Investigação Artística
12 R. Damasceno Monteiro
6 locals recommend
National Museum of Natural History and Science
56 R. da Escola Politécnica
75 locals recommend
211 locals recommend
Museu Coleção Berardo
Praça do Império
211 locals recommend

Food Scene

Seafood, Portuguese AVERAGE COST:35 € for two people (approx.) 12:00 to 01:00 Takeaway Available Full Bar Available Wifi Sports TV Featured in Collections Steakhouses Super seafood Iconic places in Lisbon
166 locals recommend
Portugália
117 Av. Alm. Reis
166 locals recommend
Seafood, Portuguese AVERAGE COST:35 € for two people (approx.) 12:00 to 01:00 Takeaway Available Full Bar Available Wifi Sports TV Featured in Collections Steakhouses Super seafood Iconic places in Lisbon
Portuguese Cuisine Takeaway Available Full Bar Available Wifi Vegetarian Friendly Lunch Menu Wine By Glass
64 locals recommend
Taberna Sal Grosso
22 Calçada do Forte
64 locals recommend
Portuguese Cuisine Takeaway Available Full Bar Available Wifi Vegetarian Friendly Lunch Menu Wine By Glass
20 € for two people (approx.), 12:00 to 15:00, 20:00 to 24:00, 20 € for two people (approx.), Takeaway Available Full Bar Available Wine By Glass Sports TV Wifi Outdoor Seating
10 locals recommend
Tasca do Mercado
Rua Ângela Pinto
10 locals recommend
20 € for two people (approx.), 12:00 to 15:00, 20:00 to 24:00, 20 € for two people (approx.), Takeaway Available Full Bar Available Wine By Glass Sports TV Wifi Outdoor Seating
19 locals recommend
Mercado de Sapadores
3 Av. Gen. Roçadas
19 locals recommend
70 locals recommend
Mercado de Arroios
40D R. Ângela Pinto
70 locals recommend
6 locals recommend
Mercado Morais Soares
102 R. Morais Soares
6 locals recommend
Cuisines:Alentejana, Portuguese; 12:00 to 15:00, 19:00 to 22:30; 40 € for two people (approx.) Full Bar Available Live Music Serves Super Bock Selecção 1927 Outdoor Seating Wine By Glass Iconic places in Lisbon
172 locals recommend
Casa do Alentejo
58 R. das Portas de Santo Antão
172 locals recommend
Cuisines:Alentejana, Portuguese; 12:00 to 15:00, 19:00 to 22:30; 40 € for two people (approx.) Full Bar Available Live Music Serves Super Bock Selecção 1927 Outdoor Seating Wine By Glass Iconic places in Lisbon
513 locals recommend
A Padaria Portuguesa
44 Praça Luís de Camões
513 locals recommend
CUISINES: Portuguese, Steak COST FOR TWO:30 € HOURS: 12:00 to 15:00, 19:00 to 22:00 (Mon-Sat),Closed (Sun) FEATURED IN: Steakhouses
100 locals recommend
Carvoaria Jacto
6A R. Maria Andrade
100 locals recommend
CUISINES: Portuguese, Steak COST FOR TWO:30 € HOURS: 12:00 to 15:00, 19:00 to 22:00 (Mon-Sat),Closed (Sun) FEATURED IN: Steakhouses
80 € for two people (approx.); 21 8880234 - Table booking recommended; Full Bar Available Sports TV Fado
6 locals recommend
Restaurante Marquês da Sé - Casa de Fado
1 Largo do Marquês do Lavradio
6 locals recommend
80 € for two people (approx.); 21 8880234 - Table booking recommended; Full Bar Available Sports TV Fado
"Chamego" Breakfast Takeaway Available Wine and Beer Kid Friendly Gluten Free Options Vegetarian Friendly Desserts and Bakes Wifi Vegan Options Brunch
R. Heliodoro Salgado 20
20 Rua Heliodoro Salgado
"Chamego" Breakfast Takeaway Available Wine and Beer Kid Friendly Gluten Free Options Vegetarian Friendly Desserts and Bakes Wifi Vegan Options Brunch
Highlights Breakfast Takeaway Available Full Bar Available Outdoor Seating Wifi Brunch Wine By Glass Lunch Menu
100 locals recommend
Brick Cafe Lisboa
2 Rua de Moçambique
100 locals recommend
Highlights Breakfast Takeaway Available Full Bar Available Outdoor Seating Wifi Brunch Wine By Glass Lunch Menu
It was once a water reservoir from the 12th century, and a huge bakery that even had 19th century dormitories. Nowadays, in broad 21st century, it opens as a homemade food corner that also holds exhibitions and meetings. At Graça 77 there are vegetarian burgers, peixinhos da horta (crunchy green beans), vegan pancakes and a brunch (served on Sundays).
23 locals recommend
Graça 77
77 Largo da Graça
23 locals recommend
It was once a water reservoir from the 12th century, and a huge bakery that even had 19th century dormitories. Nowadays, in broad 21st century, it opens as a homemade food corner that also holds exhibitions and meetings. At Graça 77 there are vegetarian burgers, peixinhos da horta (crunchy green beans), vegan pancakes and a brunch (served on Sundays).
or a few years, mister Lu had a clandestine restaurant in the Mouraria. In 2015, he traded his apartment for a dining room in Arroios, with a huge window facing the street, and hanged on his walls an old award: a board with his picture and the inscription “Award-winning chef with 35 years of experience”. The cuisine remains almost the same, with Sichuan classics and plenty of Shandong (Northeast China) influences, among which the spicy pork, the shrimp with peanuts, the frog legs and the sweet-and-sour fish.
10 locals recommend
Mr. Lu
95 R. António Pedro
10 locals recommend
or a few years, mister Lu had a clandestine restaurant in the Mouraria. In 2015, he traded his apartment for a dining room in Arroios, with a huge window facing the street, and hanged on his walls an old award: a board with his picture and the inscription “Award-winning chef with 35 years of experience”. The cuisine remains almost the same, with Sichuan classics and plenty of Shandong (Northeast China) influences, among which the spicy pork, the shrimp with peanuts, the frog legs and the sweet-and-sour fish.
72 locals recommend
Santa Clara dos Cogumelos
Campo de Santa Clara
72 locals recommend

Sightseeing

33 locals recommend
Igreja e Convento da Graça
94 Largo da Graça
33 locals recommend
Capela de Nossa Senhora de Monserrate
Praça das Amoreiras
8 locals recommend
517 locals recommend
Lisbon Cathedral
1 Largo da Sé
517 locals recommend
626 locals recommend
Santa Justa Lift
R. do Ouro
626 locals recommend
Mouraria is where the Moors were allowed to live after the Christian reconquest of Lisbon in 1147, before being expelled together with the Jews in 1497. Little survives from that period except for traces of the medieval wall, but this curiously remains the most multiethnic neighborhood in the city. The majority of the foreign population is from Bangladesh, followed by immigrants from China, India, Pakistan, and Mozambique. It's nonetheless a very authentically Lisbon neighborhood, known as the birthplace of Fado. It was here that the first great Fado singer lived in the 1800s, the legendary Severa who fell in love with a count and took the music of the people to the aristocracy. Other big n
Rua da Mouraria
Rua da Mouraria
Mouraria is where the Moors were allowed to live after the Christian reconquest of Lisbon in 1147, before being expelled together with the Jews in 1497. Little survives from that period except for traces of the medieval wall, but this curiously remains the most multiethnic neighborhood in the city. The majority of the foreign population is from Bangladesh, followed by immigrants from China, India, Pakistan, and Mozambique. It's nonetheless a very authentically Lisbon neighborhood, known as the birthplace of Fado. It was here that the first great Fado singer lived in the 1800s, the legendary Severa who fell in love with a count and took the music of the people to the aristocracy. Other big n
The Graça District is one of Lisbon's oldest suburbs, located on top of her highest hill, a few blocks north-east of the Castelo de Sao Jorge and just up the hill from São Vincente de Fora Monastery. The neighbourhood, which centres around the Lago da Graça (the number 28 tram stops here), boasts some of the most spectacular views in Lisbon. The most famous viewpoint is the Miradouro de Santa Graca, which offers up the whole of central Lisbon and the castle to the north. An open-air cafe, open late into the night in Summer, is a favourite with young locals.
160 locals recommend
Graça
160 locals recommend
The Graça District is one of Lisbon's oldest suburbs, located on top of her highest hill, a few blocks north-east of the Castelo de Sao Jorge and just up the hill from São Vincente de Fora Monastery. The neighbourhood, which centres around the Lago da Graça (the number 28 tram stops here), boasts some of the most spectacular views in Lisbon. The most famous viewpoint is the Miradouro de Santa Graca, which offers up the whole of central Lisbon and the castle to the north. An open-air cafe, open late into the night in Summer, is a favourite with young locals.
Founded on this spot in 1849, the factory of tiles and ceramics Viúva Lamego is now in Sintra, but the shop remains with its landmark façade. The hand-painted works have decorated spaces like Lisbon's subway stations and Porto's Casa da Música concert hall, and are exported all over the world. The pieces at this shop reproduce motifs from the 16th to the 18th centuries. Custom orders are accepted.
Loja Viúva Lamego
Largo do Intendente Pina Manique
Founded on this spot in 1849, the factory of tiles and ceramics Viúva Lamego is now in Sintra, but the shop remains with its landmark façade. The hand-painted works have decorated spaces like Lisbon's subway stations and Porto's Casa da Música concert hall, and are exported all over the world. The pieces at this shop reproduce motifs from the 16th to the 18th centuries. Custom orders are accepted.
Dating from 1940, when the world was at war and Lisbon remained at peace, this is a monumental fountain placed in the center of a new neighborhood at the time, the "Avenidas Novas.” It’s made up of a large basin where the water falls from the upper platforms, and of several sculptures: Triton on horseback and four mermaids. The name (“luminous fountain”) derives from the light show that happens every night (15 minutes after sunset), but there are also "water shows" every afternoon and night. Due to the constant maintenance required, and to the high costs, the fountain is not always working. The water shows usually only happen between 12PM and 3PM, and from 6PM to 9PM. A few steps lead to
38 locals recommend
Fonte Luminosa
Alameda Dom Afonso Henriques
38 locals recommend
Dating from 1940, when the world was at war and Lisbon remained at peace, this is a monumental fountain placed in the center of a new neighborhood at the time, the "Avenidas Novas.” It’s made up of a large basin where the water falls from the upper platforms, and of several sculptures: Triton on horseback and four mermaids. The name (“luminous fountain”) derives from the light show that happens every night (15 minutes after sunset), but there are also "water shows" every afternoon and night. Due to the constant maintenance required, and to the high costs, the fountain is not always working. The water shows usually only happen between 12PM and 3PM, and from 6PM to 9PM. A few steps lead to
Go slowly and patiently to unravel the
little villas, small communities which
face a common patio, that form small neighbourhoods with matching balconies such as Vila Berta. They used to be old palaces, occupied during the 19th century by the poorest workers who came to the
city to find work – nowadays they are residential areas that still maintain the charm of past days.
33 locals recommend
Vila Berta
Vila Berta
33 locals recommend
Go slowly and patiently to unravel the
little villas, small communities which
face a common patio, that form small neighbourhoods with matching balconies such as Vila Berta. They used to be old palaces, occupied during the 19th century by the poorest workers who came to the
city to find work – nowadays they are residential areas that still maintain the charm of past days.

Essentials

77 locals recommend
Minipreço
59 R. dos Lusíadas
77 locals recommend
30 locals recommend
Lidl Lisboa - Cor.Galhardo
2 Avenida Coronel Eduardo Galhardo
30 locals recommend
LavaMais lavandaria self service
34B Av. Gen. Roçadas
Estação dos Correios de GRAÇA / PENHA DE FRANÇA LISBOA
7 A Av. Gen. Roçadas
post office
7 locals recommend
5àsec
7 locals recommend
Grocery store with organic products, gluten-free and vegetarian
Celeiro Dieta Morais Soares
Rua Morais Soares
Grocery store with organic products, gluten-free and vegetarian
15 locals recommend
Pingo Doce Arroios
12 R. Carlos Mardel
15 locals recommend

Shopping

BK Lisbon - shop and bicycle workshop
29b Avenida Rio de Janeiro
Bike store
310 locals recommend
A Vida Portuguesa
23 Largo do Intendente Pina Manique
310 locals recommend
6 locals recommend
A Arte da Terra
84 Rua da Senhora do Monte
6 locals recommend
Centro Comercial do Campo Pequeno
Avenida República
55 locals recommend
651 locals recommend
Baixa-Chiado station
651 locals recommend
266 locals recommend
Amoreiras Shopping Center
Avenida Engenheiro Duarte Pacheco
266 locals recommend
Express Electronics
116 Rua Morais Soares
8 locals recommend
Underdogs Art Store
56 Rua Fernando Palha
8 locals recommend
R. da Atalaia 31
31 Rua da Atalaia

Getting Around

Praça Paiva Couceiro
baaBeat
4 Praça Olegário Mariano
38 locals recommend
Anjos station
38 locals recommend
Escola Nuno Gonçalves
Avenida General Roçadas
Avenida General Roçadas
17 locals recommend
Rua Morais Soares
Rua Morais Soares
17 locals recommend
12 locals recommend
Sapadores station
12 locals recommend
Pentacar
3A R. de Angra do Heroísmo
Here you can buy and carry public transport trips and purchase the Lisboa Card
Papelaria Tabacaria Susy
79 Av. Gen. Roçadas
Here you can buy and carry public transport trips and purchase the Lisboa Card