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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.

Nestled near the historic São Jorge Castle, O Velho Eurico is a cozy eatery serving inventive yet traditional Portuguese fare in a charming, artsy atmosphere.

"Para senhoras, senhoritas, mulheres, meninas, gajas, moças, raparigas, garotas e para todos os outros que gostem delas."

Nestled in the charming Bairro Alto, this stylish hillside hotel boasts stunning city views, chic rooms with balconies and fireplaces, and exceptional service.

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

Step into the elegant world of Claus Porto, where high-quality soaps, sophisticated fragrances, and artisanal candles come together in a beautifully crafted space.

Traditional Moroccan dishes with a modern touch in small relaxed space with vibrant African decor.

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

Nestled in Belém, this cozy spot offers a chef's table experience with a menu full of flavorful, innovative dishes that feel like homecooked indulgence.

Nestled in a stunning 19th-century palace, this luxurious Lisbon hotel boasts elegant rooms, a serene pool area, and impeccable service with river views.