Neighborhoods

Alfama: The oldest district in Lisbon, known for its narrow streets, historic buildings, and vibrant fado music.

Bairro Alto: A lively neighborhood famous for its nightlife, bars, and unique street art.

Chiado: A sophisticated area filled with charming cafes, high-end shops, and beautiful architecture.

Príncipe Real: A trendy neighborhood with beautiful gardens, boutique shops, and a variety of cool cafes and bars.

Belém: Home to iconic landmarks such as the Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery, as well as the famous Pastéis de Belém bakery.

Our favorite places to eat

Chapitô à Mesa
This unique restaurant offers delicious Portuguese dishes with a creative twist. The terrace provides stunning views of the city and the Tagus River.
Must-Try: Grilled octopus

Rocco
A chic Italian restaurant known for its elegant ambiance and delectable dishes. Perfect for a romantic dinner or a special night out.
Must-Try: Truffle pasta

Restaurante Pica-Pau
A cozy spot renowned for its traditional Portuguese comfort food. Ideal for a relaxed meal with friends or family.
Must-Try: Pica-pau (marinated beef)

Cervejaria Ramiro: Open since 1956, Cervejaria Ramiro is a local institution that’s been popular for decades with locals seeking the best seafood in Lisbon.

Casa Sao Miguel: Pastel de Nata place located in Alfama.

Places to see

Belém Tower: A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Lisbon's most famous landmarks, offering stunning views of the river.

LX Factory: A trendy, converted industrial complex now home to shops, restaurants, and cultural events.

Time Out Market: A bustling food market where you can sample dishes from some of Lisbon's best chefs all in one place.

Pink Street: Formerly a seedy red-light district, Pink Street has been transformed into one of Lisbon's hottest nightlife spots. It's lined with vibrant bars and clubs, perfect for a night out.

MAAT: Contemporary art museum in Belém.

Galeria Foco: Experimental art gallery with a focus on exhibiting young artists.

The Palácio de Fronteira: The Fronteira palace is one of the most beautiful seventeenth-century monuments in Lisbon. It holds the largest collection of seventeenth-century “azulejos” (Portuguese tiles) preserved in situ

Our favorite miradouros

Miradouro da Senhora do Monte: One of the highest viewpoints in Lisbon, offering panoramic views of the city and the Tagus River. It's less crowded, making it a perfect spot for a romantic moment.

Miradouro de Santa Catarina (Adamastor):
A popular spot among locals and tourists alike, this viewpoint offers a fantastic view of the 25 de Abril Bridge and the river. There's also a café where you can enjoy a drink while taking in the scenery.

Miradouro da Graça: Located next to the Graça Church, this viewpoint provides a stunning view of the Castle of São Jorge and the city below. It's a great place to watch the sunset and there is a bar for a cool beer to enjoy after hiking up that hill.

Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara: Situated in the Bairro Alto district, this beautifully landscaped terrace offers a sweeping view of downtown Lisbon and the castle. It's especially magical at dusk.

Miradouro das Portas do Sol: Overlooking the Alfama district, this viewpoint provides one of the most iconic views of Lisbon's red rooftops, the river, and the São Vicente de Fora Church. It's a perfect spot for photography.