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Tucked away in Lisbon's chic Principe Real neighborhood, the exquisite Palácio Príncipe Real blends historic charm with modern luxury, offering a cozy retreat enriched by thoughtful amenities and a stunning garden.

Charming eatery with a lively patio, serving up delicious breakfast and brunch with friendly service, plus a solid selection of coffee and cocktails.

In an elegant setting of dark wood and white tablecloths, Gambrinus is a Lisbon institution serving up classic Portuguese seafood and a menu of time-honored dishes since 1936.

Cozy Alfama spot serving hearty Portuguese fare alongside intimate, stirring Fado performances in a candlelit, timeless setting.

Perched atop Graça’s hill, this peaceful lookout in a churchyard serves up stunning, crowd-free views of Lisbon’s castle, city, and Tagus River.

Prado serves inventive farm-to-table Portuguese cuisine in a bright, industrial-chic space brimming with lush greenery and creative seasonal plates.

This lively open-air market, buzzing with locals and tourists, offers a delicious array of traditional street food, craft beverages, and local goods since 1855.

Galeria Monumental is a lively Lisbon gallery and artist hub with art, zine fairs, a lush patio, and a chill spot to sip beer and mingle.

Nestled in a charming 17th-century building, this relaxed hotel offers basic yet clean rooms, a peaceful garden, and easy access to Belém's best spots.

Perched across Parque Eduardo VII, Four Seasons Ritz Lisbon blends vintage swagger with luxe spa, stellar dining, rooftop runs, and panoramic city views.