Guidebook for Lisboa
Food Scene
The best ice-cream in Portugal, in our opinion :) The fruit flavors will blow you away!
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Mú - Gelato Italiano
50 Campo dos Mártires da PátriaThe best ice-cream in Portugal, in our opinion :) The fruit flavors will blow you away!
The best ice-cream in Portugal, in our opinion :) The fruit flavors will blow you away!
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Mú - Gelato Italiano
50 Campo dos Mártires da PátriaThe best ice-cream in Portugal, in our opinion :) The fruit flavors will blow you away!
Chapitô à Mesa
7 Costa do CasteloA Muralha Tasca Típica Lisboa
112 R. Jardim do TabacoTypical Portuguese food
Essentials
Pingo Doce
1 R. João SaraivaR. de São João da Praça 20
20 Rua de São João da PraçaSmall grocery store
Unicâmbio
4 Praça da FigueiraMoney exchange
Pátio do Carrasco
Pátio do CarrascoATM
R. de Santa Justa 17
17 Rua de Santa JustaPost-office
Sightseeing
At the top, there is a little chamber, the camera obscura, where they show a live projection of the city using a system of lenses and mirrors. Sessions are in alternating languages throughout the day, but even if you miss your language, it’s well worth a wait. Very cool!
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Il-Kastell ta 'S. Jorge
Rua de Santa Cruz do Castelo At the top, there is a little chamber, the camera obscura, where they show a live projection of the city using a system of lenses and mirrors. Sessions are in alternating languages throughout the day, but even if you miss your language, it’s well worth a wait. Very cool!
This cathedral has become home to the Santo António’s weddings: Traditionally, multiple weddings are financed by the county and several partners during the Saint Anthony’s celebrations (the saint of marriage who is said to have been baptized here and was born just across from it), to give couples without financial means to get married the chance to wed and go on a honeymoon!
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Katedral ta 'Lisbona
1 Largo da SéThis cathedral has become home to the Santo António’s weddings: Traditionally, multiple weddings are financed by the county and several partners during the Saint Anthony’s celebrations (the saint of marriage who is said to have been baptized here and was born just across from it), to give couples without financial means to get married the chance to wed and go on a honeymoon!
Miradouro tas-Portas do Sol
Largo Portas do SolMiradouro Santa Luzia
Largo de Santa LuziaSanto Estêvão Belvedere
3 Beco do CarneiroPjazza tal-Kummerċ
Praça do ComércioThis former church has become the National Pantheon, the place where important Portuguese personalities are buried, including fado singer Amália Rodrigues, and footballer Eusébio. There are also cenotaphs for historic seafarers and poet Luís de Camões.
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Church of Santa Engrácia
Campo de Santa ClaraThis former church has become the National Pantheon, the place where important Portuguese personalities are buried, including fado singer Amália Rodrigues, and footballer Eusébio. There are also cenotaphs for historic seafarers and poet Luís de Camões.
Knisja ta 'São Vicente of Fora
Largo de São VicenteOld monastery
Igreja e Convento da Graça
94 Largo da GraçaArts & Culture
Mużew tal-Fado
1 Largo do Chafariz de DentroOwing its name to the pyramid-shaped stones covering its façade, this 16th century building was had built by D. Brás de Albuquerque, son of the then governor of Portuguese India. Having served many purposes over the years, been destroyed (like many buildings in Lisbon) by the 1755 earthquake and recovered by the county in 1980, it is now home to the José Saramago Foundation, the famous Portuguese Nobel-prize writer. Inside you will find a museum dedicated to the author.
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Casa dos Bicos / José Saramago Foundation
10 Rua dos BacalhoeirosOwing its name to the pyramid-shaped stones covering its façade, this 16th century building was had built by D. Brás de Albuquerque, son of the then governor of Portuguese India. Having served many purposes over the years, been destroyed (like many buildings in Lisbon) by the 1755 earthquake and recovered by the county in 1980, it is now home to the José Saramago Foundation, the famous Portuguese Nobel-prize writer. Inside you will find a museum dedicated to the author.
Housed in a former convent, the typical Portuguese tiles depicting scenarios from the Portuguese Discoveries to simple rural landscapes are more extraordinary than you expect. Well worth seeing!
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Mużew Nazzjonali tal-Azulejos
4 R. Me. DeusHoused in a former convent, the typical Portuguese tiles depicting scenarios from the Portuguese Discoveries to simple rural landscapes are more extraordinary than you expect. Well worth seeing!
Shopping
Stazzjon tal-Mercado de Santa Clara
Campo de Santa ClaraLocal flea market