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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.

Nestled on the banks of the Tagus River, the iconic Belém Tower dazzles with its 16th-century architecture and breathtaking views, making it a must-see in Lisbon.

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

Nestled in Príncipe Real, this charming family-run café offers luxurious, house-roasted coffee paired with exquisite artisan chocolates and rich vegan treats.

A hipster haven in Lisbon’s Intendente: a charming tile-covered manor with eclectic vintage vibes, a lively patio, artisan drinks, and cutting-edge live tunes.

Nestled in the vibrant Chiado neighborhood, The Ivens is a stylish hotel echoing 19th-century explorer aesthetics, complete with lush decor and a buzz-worthy restaurant, Rocco.

Housed in a stunning 16th-century convent, Lisbon's Museu Nacional do Azulejo showcases the colorful history and art of Portugal’s iconic glazed tiles.

O Corvo is a cozy Lisbon bistro serving fresh focaccias, hearty brunches, and homemade treats in a charming, sunny terrace setting.

Step into Fernando Pessoa's last home, now a cozy cultural hub with exhibits, readings, a poet's library, and a serene garden retreat.

Faca & Garfo is a charming Portuguese spot known for its cozy vibe and classic dishes like well-prepared tuna steaks and octopus, all at friendly prices.