Manteigaria

Nestled near the Tagus River, this cozy guesthouse boasts clean, vibrant rooms, a communal kitchen, and a tranquil garden, all great for budget travelers.

Since 1956, this lively three-floor Lisbon spot serves up fresh, buttery seafood and ice-cold beer in a no-frills, bustling setting.

Historic Lisbon jazz club with intimate cellar vibes, hosting legendary and local talents alongside a cozy beer garden.

Nestled in a chic 17th-century Chiado space, Alma wows with inventive Portuguese cuisine starring fresh seafood, rich meats, and a stellar wine list.

Tucked away in Lisbon’s shipping area, Último Porto serves up fresh, grilled seafood with a casual barbecue vibe amidst the dockyard bustle.

Claus Porto crafts luxe, artisanal Portuguese soaps and fragrances with stunning Art Deco packaging and hometown charm.

Nestled on the chic Avenida da Liberdade, this refined hotel blends French elegance with local charm, featuring sophisticated rooms and a top-notch restaurant.

Chef José Avillez’s cozy Lisbon bistro serves inventive Portuguese dishes with global flair, standout cocktails, and a warm, lively vibe.

Hidden gem in Lisbon’s Mouraria serving soulful Mozambican eats—from spicy samosas to tender lamb and coconut seafood curries.

Nestled on the banks of the Tagus River, the iconic Belém Tower dazzles with its 16th-century architecture and breathtaking views, making it a must-see in Lisbon.