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Dive into a contemporary Portuguese experience at Miguel Castro e Silva in Lisbon's Time Out Market, featuring indulgent dishes like francesinha and seafood rice, all within a vibrant, bustling atmosphere.

Step into this vibrant Lisbon hotspot where delicious Portuguese cuisine meets mesmerizing fado performances in a cozy, charming setting.

Nestled on a quiet cobbled street in an 18th-century building, this upscale boutique hotel offers refined comfort, stunning river views, and top-notch service.

Refined rooms & suites in a genteel hotel offering a restaurant, a fitness room & 2 plush lounges. A 2-minute walk from the nearest metro station, this elegant, family-run hotel on a narrow cobbled street is a 10-minute walk from Rossio Square and 2 km from Moorish Castelo de São Jorge. Warm, refined rooms offer Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and DVD players. Family rooms add sitting areas, while suites feature separate living rooms. Room service is available 24/7. There's an informal restaurant, a plush, colorful lounge, and another cozy lounge with a fireplace, as well as a terrace with sunloungers. Other amenities include a genteel bar and a fitness room. Breakfast and parking are available.

This luxe Lisbon hotel boasts chic rooms with stunning city views, an opulent spa, and a vibrant restaurant, all just steps from Parque Eduardo VII.

Art-filled place of worship & the burial place of the Braganza monarchs of Portugal.

This spacious bakery in Belem is famed for its legendary, flaky pastel de nata and a tempting selection of Portuguese pastries, all at great prices.

Tucked away in Bairro Alto, Maria Caxuxa is a lively bar with friendly vibes, diverse tunes, and a great spot for meeting locals and fellow travelers.

This historic 1902 cast-iron elevator, adorned with charming filigree, whisks you to stunning views of Lisbon, making it a must-see despite the wait.

Tucked away in Lisbon, Pigmeu is a pork lover's dream with a delightful snout-to-tail menu, creative wines, and warm, knowledgeable service.