O Velho Eurico

Tosca is a charming Lisbon hideaway serving exquisite Portuguese tapas and fine wines, all while you relax in a leafy square near an 18th-century church.

At A Ginjinha, a pint-sized bar in Lisbon, you’ll find locals and tourists alike savoring shots of the city’s beloved sweet cherry liqueur, often paired with indulgent boozy cherries.

Jeronimos Monastery, a stunning Manueline architectural marvel in Lisbon, invites visitors to explore its expansive grounds, cloisters, and captivating history.

Perched atop a hill, Castelo de São Jorge offers stunning views of Lisbon’s skyline and the Tagus River, combining rich history with charming ruins and lovely gardens.

Nestled in a stunning 16th-century convent, the Museu Nacional do Azulejo unveils the vibrant heritage of Portugal's iconic azulejos across centuries, making for a captivating cultural escape.

With its casual roadside seating and no-frills decor, this spot serves up some of the juiciest spit-roasted piri-piri chicken that Lisbon has to offer.

Honest Greens is your go-to spot for vibrant, healthy meals—think salads, grain bowls, and protein platters—crafted from local and organic ingredients in a stylish, fast-casual setting.

Tucked in a chic 18th-century building by Municipal Square, this hotel offers stylish rooms, top-notch service, and an inviting terrace bar.

Experience chic, modern rooms with elegant decor in downtown Lisbon, plus fine dining and a relaxed lounge vibe, all wrapped in rich historical charm.

Nestled in Lisbon's vibrant Baixa district, Baixa House boasts charming service apartments with rustic decor and a generous breakfast spread, perfect for families and groups.