Canalha

"Não fazemos reservas, sentamos os nossos clientes por ordem de chegada."

This laid-back, three-story seafood joint, a local favorite since the '50s, boasts fresh, delicious dishes and great outdoor vibes.

Relaxed apartment hotel in a 19th-century building, plus a laid-back cafe & a kids' club. In the Chiado area, known for restaurants, shops and museums, this relaxed apartment hotel in a restored 1855 building is a 3-minute walk from Chiado Square, 2 km from the hilltop São Jorge Castle and a 6-minute walk from Cais do Sodré train station. Airy, modern studios offer Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, washer/dryers, and flat-screens; some have bunk beds, and/or balconies with city views. The 1- and 2-bedroom apartments add living rooms. Room service is available. Amenities include a kids' club held in a bright playroom, and a breakfast buffet served in a casual cafe that has traditional hand-painted tiles and vaulted ceilings.

Nestled in Alcântara, this charming gem offers a delightful selection of local wines, cheeses, and treats, plus stellar service that'll make you feel right at home.

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.

Tucked away in a charming Alcântara alley, this authentic Portuguese eatery serves up hearty portions of mouthwatering dishes, all in a cozy, welcoming vibe.

Dive into the heart of Lisbon's soul at the Fado Museum, where rich histories and immersive exhibits bring the traditional music to life, complemented by live café concerts.

Nestled in a prime spot, this chic hotel offers stylish rooms, gourmet dining, and stunning city views, while the attentive staff makes every guest feel at home.

Simple quarters, some with shared bathrooms, in a humble guesthouse offering Wi-Fi. A kilometer from the Tagus River, this modest guesthouse is a 7-minute walk from Santos train station and 4 km from the city views at the Moorish Castelo de São Jorge. Colorful, simple rooms provide Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Suites offer sitting areas and river views. Some rooms have minifridges or shared bathrooms. There’s a TV lounge, a communal kitchen and a garden. Parking is available.

Nestled in Lisbon's Baixa district, chef João Sá’s Sála serves up an inviting fusion of Portuguese and global flavors, with a focus on creative seafood dishes and an open kitchen vibe that feels like home.