Portuguese cuisine is very diversified and very good, however may be difficult to explain what each dish consists of. So, don't be scared and just try portuguese cuisine, you won't regret. You can try heavy dishes like Feijoada (b…Open the full description
Portuguese cuisine is very diversified and very good, however may be difficult to explain what each dish consists of.
So, don't be scared and just try portuguese cuisine, you won't regret. You can try heavy dishes like Feijoada (beans, meat and sausages), Cozido à Portuguesa (meat, potatoes, white beans and usually there is soup). Speaking of soup, try Caldo Verde (more typical from North, but it's good and simple). Eat it with a bit of chouriço and corn bread.
Now speaking in fish and seafood: Amêijoas à Bulhão Pato (Clams) (you will eat a bunch of bread, because the sauce is fantastic); Bacalhau à Brás (very simple and easy to do codfish dish (codfish, potatoes and eggs)). Of course you can't forget the sardines in Summer, with salad and potatoes or simply inside the bread.
And for dessert: Pastés de Belém (warm, full of cinammon and powder sugar) and by the way, it's mandatory to eat two (at least).
If you want portuguese "fast food", eat a Bifana (pork meat) or Prego (cow meat).
And there is much more...all good things
Jardim da Estrela
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27
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A garden from the XIX century, built in the style of the English gardens of romantic inspiration. Back in 1870, an African explorer (Paiva Raposo) offered a lion, which was the main attraction till his death. There is an artificial hill overlooking the river, an underground cave, lakes and cascade.
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Antiga Confeitaria de Belém
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14
6
Yes, it’s a very much known place and yes, there is a considerable queue to buy the custards; but is mandatory to taste these historical tarts that exist since 1837, when this confectionery was founded. You must have two, at least, they will arrive warm and they are delicious.
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Day Tour to Medieval Óbidos with Wine Tasting
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8 h
Languages
English, Spanish, Portuguese
A Tendinha
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19
0
This is a very typical Portuguese place, a Fado song says that all the artists and Fado singers come here for a drink. It was founded in 1840, being one of the oldest places in Lisbon; however the interior is no longer the original due to some works.
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Estação do Rossio
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12
2
The station was designed between 1886 and 1887 by Portuguese architect José Luís Monteiro. It has a beautiful Neo-Manueline façade where you can observe two intertwined horseshoe portals at the entrance, the clock in a small turret and the abundant sculptural decoration.
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Jardim do Torel
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26
7
It has two entrances: the main one near Lavra Lift (so you can take a ride or just climb up the steep street) and the other one at Telhal Street (close to Liberdade Avenue). There is a playground for kids and a kiosk with esplanade, perfect for the end of the day to watch sunset over Lisbon. You can find soups, salads and some light meals.
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Largo do Chafariz de Dentro
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15
4
If you are interested in learning more about Fado, visit Fado Museum or if you want to go inside the Alfama labyrinth, just choose one of the streets and you will find old taverns, where people after drinking some cups of aguardente (Portuguese brandy) can sing a Fado song (probably out of tune).
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Day Tour to Medieval Óbidos with Wine Tasting
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60
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Duration
8 h
Languages
English, Spanish, Portuguese
A Brasileira
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36
11
It has more than 100 years old and it’s a milestone, since it was once the choice of Fernando Pessoa, the greatest Portuguese poet. Back in the days, it was a meeting point for writers, artists and journalists. The inside is decorated by old carved wood and burnished metal décor.
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Jardim da Cerca da Graça
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15
2
It’s a perfect spot to rest after visiting some attractions that you have nearby, like: Villa Bertha, the viewpoints of Senhora do Monte and Graça. After the rest, you can head down to Martim Moniz, strolling through streets full of old buildings, some recovered.
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Centro Cultural de Belém
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23
4
With three rooms of different sizes equipped to host different types of performances, presenting a cultural calendar of global level. Next to the ticket office there is a shop of Portuguese design, however there are more shops in the building including a bookshop. Regarding art, it hosts the Berardo Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.
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Noobai
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13
3
Inside, an eclectic environment combining antique furniture: you can read a book or play one of the games; outside, take a look at 25th April bridge. The menu includes salads, tapas, brunch, main dishes, toasts, scones and desserts looking good. There is a space for children to play.
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Cruzes Credo Café
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6
2
Great food, great environment, nice music, really nice service. It's the perfect place for a break after exploring Alfama (a must-do in Lisbon).
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Landeau Chocolate
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7
2
Get your chocolate fix in a cozy place! The space at Landeau has a very cool industrial vibe, with mismatched furniture, and a sort of factory vibe, matching with it's LX Factory location. It's also the least intimidating space at the Factory...!
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Casa Independente
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11
0
Discreet and chill bar, they do organise some music and theatre events (Better check on Facebook to know when exactly).
Locals are glad to see Intendente growing and becoming a place to go out and to live ! As it wasn't always safe in the past (some years ago), it's good to see a neighbourhood coming back
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AdLib at Sofitel Lisbon Liberdade
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6
1
Its location is perfect. The quality of the food and the service is superb and the price is reasonable, you pay for what you get. The restaurant interior decoration is elegant and its cusine combines French and Portuguese flavours together with bread, wine and cheese.
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BI+CA
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9
4
Even with 7 hills, Lisbon can be a great place to ride a bicycle. So rent one here and go till Belém, don’t worry it’s a straight line, no ups and downs. Come back and rest your legs outside on the terrace while you eat some petiscos (kind of snacks).
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