A Outra Face da Lua (Baixa)

Nestled on a quiet street, this chic Lisbon boutique hotel boasts feng shui-inspired rooms, a hip bar, and a scrumptious Mediterranean restaurant.

Charming eatery with a lively patio, serving up delicious breakfast and brunch with friendly service, plus a solid selection of coffee and cocktails.

Lisbon’s charming, century-old glove shop crafts bespoke, high-quality leather gloves in a tiny neoclassical setting on Rua do Carmo.

Coyo Taco brings a slice of Miami's vibrant Mexican street food to Lisbon's Barrio Alto, serving up fresh, flavorful tacos and addictive margaritas in a cozy spot perfect for casual dining.

A jaw-dropping, 16th-century Manueline masterpiece in Belém with intricate cloisters, stunning maritime museums, and rich Portuguese history.

Lisbon’s MAAT fuses sleek, wave-like architecture with cutting-edge art and a repurposed power station for a riverside cultural feast.

Step into the cozy yet modern atmosphere of Sala by João Sá, where Michelin-starred dining blends Portuguese flavors with global twists for an unforgettable experience.

JNcQUOI Avenida blends upscale Portuguese and global flavors with a chic vibe, featuring luxe dining, a lively bar, and high-end fashion in Lisbon’s heart.

Tucked near Praça das Flores, À Mesa is a cozy, organic Italian oasis where you can savor gourmet pizzas, delicious tiramisu, and a warm atmosphere.

Bairro Alto Hotel blends chic Lisbon charm with stylish rooms, artisanal design, a rooftop bar with killer sunset views, and top-notch local cuisine.