Zona Franca dos Anjos

Tucked away in a hilly corner of Lisbon, this cozy eatery serves up mouthwatering traditional Portuguese dishes and warm hospitality—it's a true hidden gem.

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

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.

At this cozy neighborhood restaurant, you can dive into hearty Portuguese classics like the famed Francesinha, paired with friendly service and an inviting vibe.

This lively food market in Lisbon is a culinary paradise, offering an eclectic mix of local and international bites, perfect for sharing with friends.

This vibrant brunch spot in Chiado serves up an array of delicious dishes, from fluffy pancakes to inventive Benedicts, all with friendly service.

Relaxed fishing-themed joint on the vibrant pink street, featuring a stellar selection of canned seafood, beer, and an inviting patio vibe.

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.

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 revamped industrial hub in Lisbon teems with quirky shops, cool cafes, and eclectic eateries, perfect for a leisurely afternoon outing.