Vago

Nestled in the heart of the city, this bohemian hotel boasts a vibrant restaurant and a bustling rooftop bar with stunning river views—perfect for a lively night out.

Lisbon's family-run doll hospital, open since 1830, repairs cherished dolls amid a quirky, centuries-spanning museum of doll parts and history.

At Embaixada da Doçaria Conventual Portuguesa, indulge in heavenly convent sweets like ovos moles and pão de ló, all in a cozy, stylish setting.

Maria Caxuxa is a chill Bairro Alto bar with retro vibes, cozy old-school décor, solid cocktails, and a friendly local crowd.

In Graça’s cozy nook, Taberna do Mar serves up a stunning Portuguese-Japanese seafood tasting menu—fresh, creative, and seriously affordable.

Luxuriate riverside in Lisbon’s elegant Praça do Comércio hotel, where chic rooms, spa bliss, and a top steakhouse meet flawless service.

Nestled in Príncipe Real, this charming family-run café offers luxurious, house-roasted coffee paired with exquisite artisan chocolates and rich vegan treats.

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

At the historic Feira da Ladra in Alfama, treasure hunters can sift through a vibrant mix of antiques, handcrafted goods, and quirky finds while soaking in stunning views.

Nestled by the riverside, this chic haven—co-owned by John Malkovich—offers a stellar menu of Mediterranean and sushi delights, all in a sleek atmosphere.