Guidebook for Bairro Alto
Food Scene
Cosy and homey café for brunch or lunch in the historical district of Alfama.
138 recommandé par les habitants
Pois Café
93 R. de São João da PraçaCosy and homey café for brunch or lunch in the historical district of Alfama.
Theatrical and adventurous food experiences directed by Chef José Avillez, with a great musical atmosphere.
53 recommandé par les habitants
Mini Bar Theater José Avillez
18 R. Nova da TrindadeTheatrical and adventurous food experiences directed by Chef José Avillez, with a great musical atmosphere.
A Mercearia Saudável
Bio and healthy food in a charming ancient grocery store.
A great place for a weekend brunch, set inside a residential palace that is now a hostel.
99 recommandé par les habitants
The Decadente
81 R. de São Pedro de AlcântaraA great place for a weekend brunch, set inside a residential palace that is now a hostel.
Set inside the charming Torel Palace Hotel, this is one of the best and most sophisticated restaurants in Lisbon. Worth a visit even if just to linger at the terrace bar, with an amazing view over the city.
Cave
23 R. Câmara PestanaSet inside the charming Torel Palace Hotel, this is one of the best and most sophisticated restaurants in Lisbon. Worth a visit even if just to linger at the terrace bar, with an amazing view over the city.
“Prego” is a traditional Portuguese sandwich, here served with all kind of fillings, including seafood. Must try the salmon one.
42 recommandé par les habitants
O Prego da Peixaria
5a Praceta Prof. Alfredo de Sousa“Prego” is a traditional Portuguese sandwich, here served with all kind of fillings, including seafood. Must try the salmon one.
An unusual experience, to dine in this restaurant where décor and presentation evoke the pharmacies of old times. Set inside the National Pharmacists Association building, it serves surprising and delicious dishes to share.
106 recommandé par les habitants
Pharmacia
An unusual experience, to dine in this restaurant where décor and presentation evoke the pharmacies of old times. Set inside the National Pharmacists Association building, it serves surprising and delicious dishes to share.
Trendy spot with delicious food, and music that keeps getting louder till everybody is dancing.
37 recommandé par les habitants
Guilty
28 A R. Barata SalgueiroTrendy spot with delicious food, and music that keeps getting louder till everybody is dancing.
After a late afternoon visit to Castelo de S. Jorge, on your way down, stop by this quirky spot in time to watch the sunset from the restaurant veranda, and stay for dinner. It’s part of a circus school, a true institution inside the Lisbon art and social scene.
417 recommandé par les habitants
Chapitô à Mesa
7 Costa do CasteloAfter a late afternoon visit to Castelo de S. Jorge, on your way down, stop by this quirky spot in time to watch the sunset from the restaurant veranda, and stay for dinner. It’s part of a circus school, a true institution inside the Lisbon art and social scene.
Not the fancy-looking kind of restaurant but great food at great prices. It only serves lunches and it is advised to go there early (around 12:00) to make a personal reservation.
12 recommandé par les habitants
Das Flores
76 Rua das FloresNot the fancy-looking kind of restaurant but great food at great prices. It only serves lunches and it is advised to go there early (around 12:00) to make a personal reservation.
Inside an 18th century palace that was once an art school, five food corners for every liking – from local to Japanese to yummy desserts – and a lavishing cocktail bar, all wrapped in a magnificent environment.
Affordable prices for quality.
159 recommandé par les habitants
Palácio Chiado
70 R. do AlecrimInside an 18th century palace that was once an art school, five food corners for every liking – from local to Japanese to yummy desserts – and a lavishing cocktail bar, all wrapped in a magnificent environment.
Affordable prices for quality.
Every region of Portugal has its own sweet specialties, and here you'll find many of those treats, carefully made from centennial recipes.
11 recommandé par les habitants
Casa dos Ovos Moles em Lisboa
25 Calçada do Sacramento Every region of Portugal has its own sweet specialties, and here you'll find many of those treats, carefully made from centennial recipes.
Drinks & Nightlife
Small, uncomplicated and intimate venue for serious jazz lovers. Great quality music and performers.
85 recommandé par les habitants
Hot Clube de Portugal
48 Praça da Alegria Small, uncomplicated and intimate venue for serious jazz lovers. Great quality music and performers.
Cobre
24 Rua do Alecrim A beautiful décor and a calm cocktail bar.
Suspended garden on a rooftop, with amazing views over the city.
153 recommandé par les habitants
Park
58 Calçada do Combro Suspended garden on a rooftop, with amazing views over the city.
In this excentric bar, walls are lined with cabinets filled by thousands of rare collector items from all places.
299 recommandé par les habitants
Pavilhao Chines
89 R. Dom Pedro VIn this excentric bar, walls are lined with cabinets filled by thousands of rare collector items from all places.
Tiny-tiny spot to have the traditional cherry licquor that is delicious "ginjinha".
88 recommandé par les habitants
A Ginjinha
8 Largo São Domingos Tiny-tiny spot to have the traditional cherry licquor that is delicious "ginjinha".
Cosy and chic bar to sip on unique cocktails, many of them based on tea.
7 recommandé par les habitants
Double 9
78 R. da Misericórdia Cosy and chic bar to sip on unique cocktails, many of them based on tea.
Formerly an ill-reputed pension, this bold multi-space bar keeps its original genuinely burlesque environment, with an old cabaret indulgent feel.
398 recommandé par les habitants
Pensao Amor
19 R. do AlecrimFormerly an ill-reputed pension, this bold multi-space bar keeps its original genuinely burlesque environment, with an old cabaret indulgent feel.
Sightseeing
The charming village of Cascais was once a retreat for exiled european royal families.
Along the beautiful 30-min train ride from Cais do Sodré station you'll see several beaches, try Estoril or Cascais, both next to the namesake train stations. These two beaches are connected by a pedestrian walk along the sea.
Arriving in Cascais, try catching the "Buscas" bus just in front of the station for a ride till Casa da Guia. It is a restaurant area set around a picturesque summer house, where you can have lunch enjoying stunning sea views.
From there, walk back down to the village along the seaside road.
As these are very popular spots, if possible try to go there on weekdays.
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Cascais
The charming village of Cascais was once a retreat for exiled european royal families.
Along the beautiful 30-min train ride from Cais do Sodré station you'll see several beaches, try Estoril or Cascais, both next to the namesake train stations. These two beaches are connected by a pedestrian walk along the sea.
Arriving in Cascais, try catching the "Buscas" bus just in front of the station for a ride till Casa da Guia. It is a restaurant area set around a picturesque summer house, where you can have lunch enjoying stunning sea views.
From there, walk back down to the village along the seaside road.
As these are very popular spots, if possible try to go there on weekdays.
A magical place just 30 km from Lisbon, with plenty of interesting spots to visit.
Get there by train from Rossio train station (30/40 minutes ride) and then walk to the village center and wander around the cobbled streets.
Among many places worth a visit are Palácio da Pena, a prince's fantasy surrounded by a wonderful park, and esoterical Palácio da Regaleira.
As these are very popular spots, try to go there on weekdays, if possible.
To get information on local buses to move around, you may want to download the app "Scotturb Travel Guide".
1253 recommandé par les habitants
Sintra
A magical place just 30 km from Lisbon, with plenty of interesting spots to visit.
Get there by train from Rossio train station (30/40 minutes ride) and then walk to the village center and wander around the cobbled streets.
Among many places worth a visit are Palácio da Pena, a prince's fantasy surrounded by a wonderful park, and esoterical Palácio da Regaleira.
As these are very popular spots, try to go there on weekdays, if possible.
To get information on local buses to move around, you may want to download the app "Scotturb Travel Guide".
A hub of alternative shops, ateliers and restaurants, set on an ancient factory block, that retains some of its decadent charm mixed with a bustling artistic vibe.
Not to miss if you enjoy stunning street art.
572 recommandé par les habitants
LX Factory
103 R. Rodrigues de FariaA hub of alternative shops, ateliers and restaurants, set on an ancient factory block, that retains some of its decadent charm mixed with a bustling artistic vibe.
Not to miss if you enjoy stunning street art.
"Principe Real" is actually a garden built around a 20-meter diameter cypress, but it is more talked about now as a trendy shopping area, filled with concept stores and restaurants.
On your walk there you'll find São Pedro de Alcântara's belvedere, likely the most beautiful viewpoint over the city.
466 recommandé par les habitants
Príncipe Real
"Principe Real" is actually a garden built around a 20-meter diameter cypress, but it is more talked about now as a trendy shopping area, filled with concept stores and restaurants.
On your walk there you'll find São Pedro de Alcântara's belvedere, likely the most beautiful viewpoint over the city.
Terreiro do Paço sits right at the place where, hundred of years ago, merchants from all over the world disembarked their goods to be traded throughout Europe. Its unique setting, with one full side opening to the sea, still reminds of its time as the "Old World"'s entrance hall.
Now it is a light-filled pedestrian square, hosting all kinds of amusements (even a disco club). From there you can walk on a sideway along the river stretching to Cais do Sodré.
193 recommandé par les habitants
Terreiro Paço
Terreiro do Paço sits right at the place where, hundred of years ago, merchants from all over the world disembarked their goods to be traded throughout Europe. Its unique setting, with one full side opening to the sea, still reminds of its time as the "Old World"'s entrance hall.
Now it is a light-filled pedestrian square, hosting all kinds of amusements (even a disco club). From there you can walk on a sideway along the river stretching to Cais do Sodré.
Alfama is the most ancient district in Lisbon, and has kept most of its character till this day. Take some time to wander around its narrow and irregular streets, always revealing unexpected views.
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Alfama
Alfama is the most ancient district in Lisbon, and has kept most of its character till this day. Take some time to wander around its narrow and irregular streets, always revealing unexpected views.
Castelo de S. Jorge it's an unmissable place to get the feel of Lisbon history.
If you have the time, walk your way up to the Castle, instead of taking a bus or the tram (walk slowly and it won't be very tiring). Follow the tram route and along the way stop at Sé Catedral (Lisbon's cathedral), Sta. Luzia's belvedere and Portas do Sol.
Inside the Castle take a tour of the whole site, and visit the Permanent Exhibition and the Black Chamber to know more about Lisbon's rich and millennial history.
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Château Saint-Georges
Rua de Santa Cruz do CasteloCastelo de S. Jorge it's an unmissable place to get the feel of Lisbon history.
If you have the time, walk your way up to the Castle, instead of taking a bus or the tram (walk slowly and it won't be very tiring). Follow the tram route and along the way stop at Sé Catedral (Lisbon's cathedral), Sta. Luzia's belvedere and Portas do Sol.
Inside the Castle take a tour of the whole site, and visit the Permanent Exhibition and the Black Chamber to know more about Lisbon's rich and millennial history.
Parks & Nature
Beautiful beach secluded by densely forested hills, with calm, clear waters.
Getting here by public transportation can be time consuming, so it is best to hire a car. This way you'll be able to also explore other beaches and sites worth visiting in this area.
35 recommandé par les habitants
Praia Portinho da Arrabida
Beautiful beach secluded by densely forested hills, with calm, clear waters.
Getting here by public transportation can be time consuming, so it is best to hire a car. This way you'll be able to also explore other beaches and sites worth visiting in this area.
A surfer's heaven of wild beauty and fierce nature.
Windsurf and surf competitions take place here, so expect some wind and big waves. If your idea of a day at the beach is to lay under the sun, you may prefer Cascais, Estoril, São Pedro do Estoril ou Carcavelos beaches, all along the south coastline and easily reachable by train.
To get to Guincho take buses 405 or 415 departing from Cascais Villa shopping center, right beside Cascais train station.
606 recommandé par les habitants
Plage de Guincho
A surfer's heaven of wild beauty and fierce nature.
Windsurf and surf competitions take place here, so expect some wind and big waves. If your idea of a day at the beach is to lay under the sun, you may prefer Cascais, Estoril, São Pedro do Estoril ou Carcavelos beaches, all along the south coastline and easily reachable by train.
To get to Guincho take buses 405 or 415 departing from Cascais Villa shopping center, right beside Cascais train station.
Close to Portinho da Arrábida, this quiet haven was just elected "Europe's Best Beach" by the "European Best Destinations" organization.
150 recommandé par les habitants
Galapinhos Beach
Close to Portinho da Arrábida, this quiet haven was just elected "Europe's Best Beach" by the "European Best Destinations" organization.
Shopping
This is home to "Claus Porto", an antique portuguese brand of fragrant soaps and troiletries in beautiful vintage wrappings.
R. da Misericórdia 135
135 Rua da MisericórdiaThis is home to "Claus Porto", an antique portuguese brand of fragrant soaps and troiletries in beautiful vintage wrappings.
A beautiful shopping venue set inside an 18th century Moorish-style palace, featuring local brands and designers, from fashion to interior design. Try the Gin Lovers bar or the restaurant on the basement.
143 recommandé par les habitants
Embaixada
26 Praça do Príncipe Real A beautiful shopping venue set inside an 18th century Moorish-style palace, featuring local brands and designers, from fashion to interior design. Try the Gin Lovers bar or the restaurant on the basement.
Genuine and authentic handcrafted Portuguese souvenirs, from centenary brands or contemporary local designers. A truly enchanting and nostalgic place.
310 recommandé par les habitants
A Vida Portuguesa
23 Largo do Intendente Pina ManiqueGenuine and authentic handcrafted Portuguese souvenirs, from centenary brands or contemporary local designers. A truly enchanting and nostalgic place.
Unique and high quality printed T-shirts, featuring creative graphic art, most of it locally inspired.
Typographia
93 Rua AugustaUnique and high quality printed T-shirts, featuring creative graphic art, most of it locally inspired.
Arts & Culture
Église de São Vicente de Fora
Largo de São VicenteMusée national d'art ancien
Rua das Janelas VerdesÉglise de Sao Roque
Largo Trindade CoelhoCentro Cultural de Belém
Praça do ImpérioTour de Belém
Av. BrasíliaMonastère des Hiéronymites
This museum is worth a visit even just to admire the building and its surroundings, an ecletic and revivalist piece on a fairy tale setting.
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Museu Condes de Castro Guimarães
This museum is worth a visit even just to admire the building and its surroundings, an ecletic and revivalist piece on a fairy tale setting.
Getting Around
Avis Aluguer de Carros Lisboa - Hotel Mundial
2B Praça Martim Moniz