Many craft beers from Portugal and a lot of craft beers from De Molen, Mikkeller, Brewdog and Haandbryggeriet. Best craft beer bar in Lisbon, but a bit far from the center.
Overpriced. Just walk down, or up, the street and you have the added bonus of getting the actual 'elevador' on your photos. Don't feel cramped with your fellow tourists, you're not missing a thing.
Defensive tower built in the Manueline style in 1520 by F. de Arruda, originally on an island. One of Lisbon's defining landmarks. See it early morning or late afternoon. Explore the dungeon gallery.
Absolutely amazing with how much detail the group of people has been integrated into the stone. What a lovely sight! Unfortunately, we weren't able to go up when we were there... 👍🏼😊
A beautiful monastery with breathtaking architecture and a serenity despite its popularity.It is a Unesco site and in it's own way is as gorgeous as Notre Dame in Paris or St. Peter's in Rome......
Best place for a drink with friends at night. During the day u can eat fresh fish, traditional cuisine & after 16:00 u can shopping at the vintage, sports, wine & handcraft stores. U gotta luv bairro❤
A delightful and picturesque neighbourhood close to Chiado and Rossio. Close to the chaos but away enough that you can sleep peacefully. Take the iconic Bica Funicular.
Beautiful ruins of an ancient moorish castle in Sintra. Entrance fee is not cheap but the views over the surroundings and Palácio da Pena are stunning and well worth the price.
Such a beautiful place. NOT just the palace but also the village of Sintra. If you are in Lisbon for a visit don't forget to see Sintra and this palace.
This place is absolutely worth a visit because of its gardens. Take about 2 hours to explore them. It's only a short walk from the historic center of Sintra so no need to take a taxi.
It's open at 10AM. I suggest that you go here early to avoid the long queues. Also, if you're planning to visit other Sintra sites, best to get the package available at the ticket counter.
Oldest city district of Lisbon and home to several of the city's landmarks. Alfama suffered little damage in the 1755 earthquake, so you can wander the original narrow, crooked, medieval street plan.
Tried the tapas concept and everything was very good, from the tuna to the mushroom and dry tomatoes salad, as well as the picanha. Well decorated tavern with lots of Portuguese food references.
The pork loin with goat cheese and blueberry sauce is a must have. Absolutely delicious. Very good service and nice staff.
The charcoal chicken with rice and chips is amongst the best in the area and just 10 euro for a whole. Also try the grilled snails, rabbit and save room for dessert. 60 euro for 5 people.
Very good pasta na tasty wine. Very nice waiter. Worth visiting when you are tired of Portuguese food.
Nice food and service! Everything i ordered was well thought of. Loved all the tastes together!Octopus was huge couldn't even eat it all. Recommend this place, although it was a bit expensive 24€pers.
A typical French entrecôte with a Portuguese touch .. Go for the medium well .. Take it for granted .. Book first !!
Take the tram 28 or 12 and stop in Largo Porta do Sol, in front of the statue of Saint Vincent of Zaragoza. Great views and nice walk thru the Alfama to the Cathedral, la Sé
Its views are amazing. You can see pretty much the whole city of Lisbon. It's totally worth the visit.
Best coffee shop in Lisbon by far. Tasty pour over, great cappuccino, lovely iced chai lattes. Also incredible breakfast: granola and yogurt is great.
Augustinian monastery dating from 1271, but rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake. Features a famous figure of Christ bearing the cross, which is carried in a procession at Lent.
"Amazing 17th-century church and monastery with a gorgeous view of the city from the top"
Try the roasted octopus Azorean style, best I ever had. Tuna steak was also delicious, great service and a nice atmosphere. Great Vinho Verde at decent prices. Absolutely recommend this place.
The staff is very professional and courteous (might be a bit more friendly, and a little bit of music might help). The choice is amazing and the price is very correct (from a French standpoint).
It is literally a park where its rooftop was converted to a lounge. Really cool place to be and not that expensive at all. You can have a beer for 2€ and enjoy a panoramic view of the Tagus river!
As if The breathtaking view over the city and the river wasn't enough the food, menus and wine are also great.
Lovely location on the Tejo river, very large and nice mid-century design interior. John Malkovitch seems to be one of the co-owners. The cafeteria is packed and a little less expensive, the service i Leggi tutto.
Where Porto wine meets food. With every dish in the menu, there is a Porto wine pairing. If you like Porto Wine and Portuguese food, you must go there.
Really beautiful. Don't go to the big line of tourist to get your tickets. You can go to the museum and even buy the Belem tower tickets there. That way you skip all the lines.
A must-see! Expect looong lines, but just go up by foot using the street on the act then see the amazing top floor and/or get the elevator down (small lines 😎)
I never actually rode on it but I sure did take a whole load of pictures posing around it. Not quite sure where it goes but its a cool grafitti laden tram.
Great food, awesome lamb chops and hamburgers!! Also try the salad with goat cheese, highly recommend!
The food, desserts and drinks are totally amazing, the prices are totally acceptable, best place to eat and chill in Sintra by far.
Easily one of the best kept secrets that I've stumbled upon in Lisbon. If a refreshing drink and beautiful view of the city and the ocean sounds like a good time to you, make sure stop by here :)
Nice Portuguese restaurant, pleasant atmosphere and good staff. Very good Bacalhau a Bras, with a modern touch. Recommended.
A Bit expensive but good tapas. Take mini Burgers with mushrooms and cheese sauce with bravas botatoes. It's great!
Um local fantástico e calmo para passear. Também fantástico para fazer yoga ou piqueniques.
A bit pricey given the length of the trip but a nice way to see the Parque das Nacoes (Nations' Park), home of Expo 98.
In the cool days try the white tea with strawberry. In the summer you will have wide range of a cool tea's cherry and banana...simply delicious <3
Get a double espresso, a couple of pasteis de nata, and a couple of hours for people-watching.
