A Padaria Portuguesa

Nestled in Belém, the National Coach Museum dazzles with its exquisite carriage collection, making it a must-see before indulging in delightful gelato nearby.

Since 1789, Caza das Vellas Loreto lights up Lisbon with hand-crafted beeswax candles in a charming wood-paneled shop.

Time Out Market Lisboa is a vibrant food paradise in the heart of Lisbon, showcasing top chefs and endless culinary choices in an energetic communal setting.

Set in a stylish former warehouse, Kais serves up a fresh Portuguese menu with a focus on seafood, all while offering a romantic, jazzy atmosphere.

Oceanário de Lisboa is a stunning, sprawling aquarium featuring a massive central tank teeming with sharks and rays, along with charming exhibits of playful otters and penguins, making it a must-visit in Lisbon.

A Ginjinha is a tiny historic bar in Lisbon where you can savor potent shots of cherry-infused liqueur, often enjoyed with festive boozy cherries.

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

Discover the artistry of horse-drawn carriages at this opulent Belém museum, showcasing a stunning collection from Portugal’s regal past in a striking architect-designed space.

Nestled on a tree-lined street in Belém, this chill hostel offers cozy dorms, private rooms, and a vibrant outdoor terrace perfect for unwinding.

Tucked away in Lisbon, Dear Breakfast serves Instagram-worthy brunch delights from truffled omelets to dreamy avocado toast in a chic, minimalist setting.