Copenhagen Coffee Lab & Bakery
This expert Nordic coffee laboratory in the heart of Lisbon invites you to try out exotic flavours. We hear their fresh pastries and baguettes are pretty awesome too.
Praça do Comércio
Praça do Comércio is the former Royal Palace - it's the largest square in Lisbon where international trade and dangerous expeditions used to begin.
Elevador da Bica
Originally constructed in the nineteenth century, this iconic tram ride captures the essence of Lisbon – get ready for a steep incline and a brilliant view of historical buildings.
Palácio Chiado
A distinct and preserved historical palace with six restaurants, two bars and an? interesting cultural programme that includes DJs and other musical attractions.
Santa Justa Lift
This elevator was built back in 1902. Recently it became classified as a National Monument – ascend and take in the stunning skyline.
Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga
This museum is about more than just ancient art. Those in the know love the museum's secret garden café with a breathtaking view.
A Travessa
Once home to piety, A Travessa is now a brilliant restaurant. Expect typical Portuguese cuisine in a stunning location.
French Arth
Transport yourself to France – gastronomically at least. French Arth is known as one of the best restaurants in town, and we heard they make a mean Croque Monsieur.
Time Out Market Lisboa
This trendy market is a collection of contemporary restaurants and food stalls in a modern informal warehouse. Ideal for hungry foodies.
Fauna & Flora - Santos
A popular brunch spot for late risers, the wide variety of food options at Fauna & Flora are available all day long.
Portugália
Portugália is an old, well-established restaurant that's been serving delicious homemade food for almost a century.
Jardim Constantino
This peaceful, yet popular botanical garden is dedicated to Lisbon's best botanists. Take a stroll or choose a scenic spot for a picnic amongst the lovely pavilions.
Basílica of Estrela
It's one of the most impressive examples of Portuguese architecture, and is right on the edge of the tranquil Estrela Garden – a perfect afternoon!
Jardim da Estrela
Home to a stunning array of plants and flowers, the Estrela Garden is a lovely place to enjoy a coffee amongst the greenery.
Gelato Davvero
Forget vanilla — this gelateria serves a seasonal menu of flavours including avocado, basil, and curried mango. Ice cream for the brave.
Casa de Pasto
Inspired by pot cuisine and his grandma's old recipes, Casa de Pasto serves traditional Portuguese cuisine with a creative twist. Come for the ambiance, stay for the cockle patties.
ALDO | Armazéns do Chiado
Armazéns do Chiado is a shopping centre inside a classicist building that has a long and glorious history – its foundations date back to the twelfth century.
EmbaiXada
This 19th-century Arabian palace has been transformed into an innovative shopping gallery that hosts national brands and artists focused on Portuguese design.
Bettina Corallo
Corallo's family has been perfecting cocoa in Sao Tomé island for generations. This small shop sources the best beans and makes them into a wonderful velvety hot cocoa.
Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara
Located high up on a hilltop, it’s one of Lisbon's finest viewpoints. Stay refreshed and pick up a drink from the kiosk.
Bairro Alto
Wander around Barrio Alto's streets. Choose daytime, when it's peaceful and quaint, or nighttime, when its bars and restaurants are bursting with life.
A Cevicheria
Award-winning Chef Kiko was inspired to create A Cevicheria in Peru. In it, South American tradition is fixed with Portuguese, Asian and tropical flavors. Go for the tasting menu.
Yakuza by Olivier, Lisboa
Head Chef Olivier is ready for the most demanding lovers of the East and proud of its ambiance. Come test your chopsticks on some fine sushi.
Trumps
The oldest gay club in Lisbon, open to all. Expect a mix of house and more commercial music – the night doesn't really get started until past midnight.
Botanical Garden of Lisbon
Initially planted by the Jesuits, the Botanical Garden of Lisbon more than pretty flowers – it was recently rebuilt to aid botanical teaching and research at the Polytechnic School.
Principe Real garden
This romantic garden is an urban refuge, housing a gigantic cedar tree. Relax in the park's café or explore its Saturday farmers' market.
Pavilhão Chinês
Is this a bar or a museum? Ring the bell to discover thousands of antiques, displayed throughout five admirable halls. A cult bar for locals and tourists.
Chapitô à Mesa
This social project circus art school dedicated to young people also has a great restaurant and bar. You can even catch a performance or concert whilst you're there!
Carmo Convent
The ruins of this colossal gothic church are evocative reminders of the devastation left by the 1755 earthquake, during which it was the largest church in Lisbon.
Arco da Rua Augusta
Climb up one of Lisbon's icons and see the sights from above. Arco da Rua Augusta symbolises the strength of Lisbon reborn after the 1755 earthquake's fury consumed the city.
Confeitaria Nacional
Founded in 1829, Confeitaria Nacional is the oldest and most traditional bakery in Lisbon – they're still using recipes that were invented over 180 years ago.
Ponto Inicial Trem 28
Number 28 tram is better than any tour bus, passing through most of the popular tourist districts. The delightful trams date from the 1930s and riding them in an absolute adventure.
Casa do Alentejo
What used to be a palace is now a thriving restaurant. Casa do Alentejo has been welcoming guests for over eighty-five years, with singing and dancing on the weekends.
Hello, Kristof
A small and cozy cafe where you can read a book while slowly enjoying a cappuccino and their famous chocolate cake.
Martinho da Arcada
This is the oldest restaurant in town, founded back in 1782. It was frequented by Portuguese writers, politicians, and artists throughout history and it's still going strong today.
Teatro Nacional de São Carlos
One of the oldest opera houses in Europe, National Theatre of São Carlos offers large productions and symphonic concerts in its main hall, and chamber music the salons and foyer.
Versailles
A traditional tearoom with old school charm, Pastelaria Versailles has been in existence for almost a century – make sure you try their Pastéis de Nata!
O Faia - Casa de Fado
The owners of this iconic fado temple are the do Carmo family – world-class fadistas, Grammy award winners, and fantastic restauranteurs. Must. Not. Miss.
Castelo de S. Jorge
The Castle and its walls have been protecting the city from invaders for many centuries. It is a great spot for taking photos of Lisbon's historical centre.
BytheWine
Explore the flavors of local winemaking tradition and sample more than sixty variations from the Jose María de Fonseca vineyards.
Teatro Nacional D. Maria II
Immerse yourself in the beauty of this historic theatre in Lisbon's Rossio square. Enjoy arts and dance productions in a stunning, rebuilt 19th-century palace. A must-visit for culture enthusiasts.
LxFactory
This historical industrial complex houses an array of arty retailers, unique restaurants, and a creative atmosphere. Discover Portuguese brands, explore unique art, and enjoy live music in a cool and uncrowded environment.
MAAT
Discover the beautifully designed MAAT Museum, blending seamlessly with its surroundings. Enjoy curated art exhibitions, interactive demonstrations, and a fascinating exploration of the history and future of plastic design.
SUD Lisboa
Posh venue with an extraordinary view of the 25th Bridge and the Sanctuary of Christ the King. Enjoy reimagined local eats, great wines, and a lovely atmosphere.
Café In
One of the most highly recommended cafés on the Tejo riverfront. Open for a breezy brunch or a light lunch with a great atmosphere and service.
Irish & Co.
A one-stop-shop complex where you can enjoy a leisurely lunch or book a river cruise to Belem's naval wonders.
Cordoaria Nacional
This old rope-manufacturer has been transformed into a museum exhibition space – go check out what's on when you're in town.
Museu do Oriente
Housed in a former warehouse, Orient Museum explores the complex and fascinating relationship between Portugal and various Asian countries. Prepare to be amazed!
National Coach Museum
See how the other half used to live at the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of royal coaches and carriages.
TOPO MARTIM MONIZ
Trendy rooftop cocktail bar with international cuisine, stunning views and free arcade games. Perfect for a casual drink or watching the sunset over the city.
