National Tile Museum

Refined hotel with a French-influenced eatery, plus an elegant bar, a lounge & a fitness center. On Lisbon's main thoroughfare, this upscale hotel is 1.5 km from Praça do Comércio and 8 km from Lisbon Portela Airport. Featuring Asian-inspired decor, the sophisticated rooms offer Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minibars. Upgraded quarters add tea and coffeemakers, and suites include separate living areas. Some have pull-out sofas, and upgraded suites add free airport transfers. Room service is available 24/7. There's a plush restaurant serving Portuguese and French cuisine, as well as a lounge with a library, and a bar with a terrace. There's also a fitness center and meeting space. Parking is available, and pets are welcome (fee).

A chic, minimalist breakfast spot in Lisbon, serving fresh, homemade brunch favorites like creamy avocado toast and indulgent caramel pancakes, all while you enjoy views of passing trams.

Step into chef João Sá’s vibrant Sála for an unforgettable dining experience where modern Portuguese cuisine meets global flavors in a cozy, home-like atmosphere.

Nestled in a stunning old monastery, this lively restaurant boasts a vibrant atmosphere with delicious tapas and signature cocktails, perfect for a fun family outing.

Nestled in a stunning 16th-century building along one of Lisbon's main boulevards, this luxe hotel boasts chic rooms, a trendy restaurant, and two pools, ensuring a perfect blend of comfort and style.

A vibrant open-air market buzzing with energy, offering a delightful mix of local street food, handmade goods, and a lively atmosphere perfect for unwinding.

Lupita is a cozy pizza gem in Lisbon, serving up creative artisanal pies and Basque cheesecake, all paired with a selection of natural wines.

Nestled in the historic Alfama district, this chic boutique hotel in an 18th-century gem offers stylish suites, a serene courtyard, and stunning river views.

Perched on a quaint river island, this historic tower from 1520 offers stunning estuary views and enchanting architecture, making it a must-see in Lisbon.

Puppetry museum with exhibits on the Portuguese marionette & evolution of the theatrical art form .