The Insólito

This award-winning pastelaria delights with stunning pastries and irresistible croissants, all served in a cozy spot near public transit.

Set in a lush 17th-century palace, Lisbon’s National Museum of Ancient Art charms with Portuguese and global treasures from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.

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.

Chapitô à Mesa is a cozy, artsy spot near Castelo with stunning Lisbon and river views, serving creative Portuguese dishes and fine wine on a charming terrace.

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

Lux Fragil is Lisbon’s iconic multi-level nightclub with killer EDM, a chic vibe, and a riverside rooftop perfect for sunrise views.

Nestled in a restored 18th-century building in Lisbon’s Alfama district, Santa Clara 1728 offers six minimalist suites, delightful communal dining, and serene river views.

Lisbon’s lively Páteo by José Avillez dazzles with sunlit vibes, stellar seafood, traditional flavors, and a shareable, festive menu.

Since 1956, this lively three-floor Lisbon spot serves up fresh, buttery seafood and ice-cold beer in a no-frills, bustling setting.

This cozy Lisbon spot serves up authentic Goan dishes like crab curry and chicken xacuti in a friendly, tucked-away setting.