Guidebook for Lisbon
Everything Else
The best view in Lisbon after your own private view in the Lisbon Panorama House. Try the local tuk-tuk shops and have great crepes, lemonades, custard pie & coffee and the best mojitos in town.
849 locals recommend
Miradouro da Senhora do Monte
Largo MonteThe best view in Lisbon after your own private view in the Lisbon Panorama House. Try the local tuk-tuk shops and have great crepes, lemonades, custard pie & coffee and the best mojitos in town.
Sightseeing
The Castle of the city is a must go place. Discover it's history and understand more of the Portugal heritage. Conquered back by King Afonso Henriques to the arabs in 1147.
1774 locals recommend
St. George's Castle
Rua de Santa Cruz do CasteloThe Castle of the city is a must go place. Discover it's history and understand more of the Portugal heritage. Conquered back by King Afonso Henriques to the arabs in 1147.
The National Pantheon, housing the tombs of Portugal’s major historic celebrities, is located on the original site of the church of Santa Engrácia.
Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm
270 locals recommend
Church of Santa Engrácia
Campo de Santa ClaraThe National Pantheon, housing the tombs of Portugal’s major historic celebrities, is located on the original site of the church of Santa Engrácia.
Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm
This small chapel has a legend. Any pregnant women that sits on the holy rock chair will have a good labour. Ask for the church lady to open it for you.
8 locals recommend
Capela de Nossa Senhora de Monserrate
Praça das AmoreirasThis small chapel has a legend. Any pregnant women that sits on the holy rock chair will have a good labour. Ask for the church lady to open it for you.
The 'Santa Justa' lift, inaugurated in 1902, is the only vertical lift in Lisbon for public service. It's classified as a National Monument.
626 locals recommend
Santa Justa Lift
R. do OuroThe 'Santa Justa' lift, inaugurated in 1902, is the only vertical lift in Lisbon for public service. It's classified as a National Monument.
This elevator was inaugurated on 28th June 1892 and its route is known as the most typical of the city. In 2002 it was classified as a National Monument.
43 locals recommend
Ascensor da Bica - Lisbon Serviced Apartments
234 Rua de S. PauloThis elevator was inaugurated on 28th June 1892 and its route is known as the most typical of the city. In 2002 it was classified as a National Monument.
Food Scene
O Pitéu da Graça
95 Largo da GraçaVery good typical portuguese cuisine for food lovers. €14 - 30.
The best grilled chicken and codfish in town. Typical Portuguese food. €10 - 15
17 locals recommend
Churrasco da Graça
n43 Largo da GraçaThe best grilled chicken and codfish in town. Typical Portuguese food. €10 - 15
Via Graça
9 b R. Damasceno MonteiroPortuguese Chef cuisine with a great view for a special day. €30 - 60
Nice indian restaurant. Everything is delicious. We recommend indian prawns and lamb curry. Closes at tuesdays. €12
11 locals recommend
Haweli Tandoori
14 Tv. do MonteNice indian restaurant. Everything is delicious. We recommend indian prawns and lamb curry. Closes at tuesdays. €12
Best griled fish and meat you can have around. It's a nice walk to this open air restaurant in the heart of Alfama. Go early or book a table. €15 //11h - 23h // closes at monday. tel.21 888 2325
53 locals recommend
Pateo 13
N°13 Calçadinha de Santo EstêvãoBest griled fish and meat you can have around. It's a nice walk to this open air restaurant in the heart of Alfama. Go early or book a table. €15 //11h - 23h // closes at monday. tel.21 888 2325
Nice coffee shop for snacks and brunch. We recommend the crocks and cookie cake. There are lots of table games for children.
25 locals recommend
Café do Monte
1 Rua de São GensNice coffee shop for snacks and brunch. We recommend the crocks and cookie cake. There are lots of table games for children.
The new foodie hangout that brings together some of the city's favourite food shops
779 locals recommend
Time Out Market Lisboa
49 Av. 24 de JulhoThe new foodie hangout that brings together some of the city's favourite food shops
Shopping
The most antique flea market of the city it's also a pleasant walk. Discover hand-made artisan goods, books, clothes, stamps, coins, military objects and antiques.
6am to 5pm, Tue. and Sat.
762 locals recommend
Mercado de Santa Clara station
Campo de Santa ClaraThe most antique flea market of the city it's also a pleasant walk. Discover hand-made artisan goods, books, clothes, stamps, coins, military objects and antiques.
6am to 5pm, Tue. and Sat.
Arts & Culture
This 16th century architectural curiosity, faced with 1125 stones, is one of the few that survived the 1755 earthquake. Now it's the Saramago Foundation, dedicated to the Nobel Prize-winning writer.
139 locals recommend
Casa dos Bicos / José Saramago Foundation
10 Rua dos BacalhoeirosThis 16th century architectural curiosity, faced with 1125 stones, is one of the few that survived the 1755 earthquake. Now it's the Saramago Foundation, dedicated to the Nobel Prize-winning writer.
Entertainment & Activities
Beautiful garden to walk and play. There is a small esplanade, very nice to eat a snack and read a book.
91 locals recommend
Jardim Da Cerca Da Graca
46 Calçada do MonteBeautiful garden to walk and play. There is a small esplanade, very nice to eat a snack and read a book.