Guidebook for Lisbon
Sightseeing
Second biggest square in Portugal, and the guest room of Lisbon. Sourrounded by the old royal palace, was the royal yard.
717 locals recommend
Commerce Square
Praça do ComércioSecond biggest square in Portugal, and the guest room of Lisbon. Sourrounded by the old royal palace, was the royal yard.
The Jerónimos monastery was build to celebrate the arrival of Vasco da Gama to India in XV century.
894 locals recommend
Jerónimos Monastery
The Jerónimos monastery was build to celebrate the arrival of Vasco da Gama to India in XV century.
This place was used to protect the city from foreign invasions by sea.
866 locals recommend
Belém Tower
Av. BrasíliaThis place was used to protect the city from foreign invasions by sea.
This is the place where the main events of 25 April 74 revolution happened.
43 locals recommend
Largo do Carmo
Largo do CarmoThis is the place where the main events of 25 April 74 revolution happened.
Probably the most publicized view of Lisboa and where you can take the oldest funicular of the city.
This is a crowded place by night but with a great light during the day.
24 locals recommend
Rua da Bica de Duarte Belo
Rua da Bica de Duarte BeloProbably the most publicized view of Lisboa and where you can take the oldest funicular of the city.
This is a crowded place by night but with a great light during the day.
Beautiful sightseen over the river and the old neighbors.
498 locals recommend
Miradouro de Santa Catarina
Beautiful sightseen over the river and the old neighbors.
Shopping
Not so famous as their neighboors, the beer pastels are so good as the others with the vantage to aren't so crowded as them.
10 locals recommend
Pastéis de Cerveja
13 R. de BelémNot so famous as their neighboors, the beer pastels are so good as the others with the vantage to aren't so crowded as them.
The most famous pastels from Lisbon, made with cream.
Tip: When is crowded just enter and sit on a table and order as many pastels as you want. Is faster and safer.
835 locals recommend
Pastel de Belém
84 R. de BelémThe most famous pastels from Lisbon, made with cream.
Tip: When is crowded just enter and sit on a table and order as many pastels as you want. Is faster and safer.
Everything Else
This is the place where Expo 98 took place.
An old industrial neighbor was completed recovered and know is the more luxurious part of the city.
With shoppings, the International Fair and Shows
336 locals recommend
Parque das Nações
This is the place where Expo 98 took place.
An old industrial neighbor was completed recovered and know is the more luxurious part of the city.
With shoppings, the International Fair and Shows
Food Scene
Here you can eat Portuguese tipical meals, it's cheap and the plates very well served.
Open from Sunday to Friday.
108 locals recommend
Príncipe do Calhariz
28 Calçada do CombroHere you can eat Portuguese tipical meals, it's cheap and the plates very well served.
Open from Sunday to Friday.