Guia de Luis Filipe
Passeio turístico
Torre de Belém. The defensive tower at Belém is a jewel of the Manueline architectural style, combining Moorish, Renaissance and Gothic elements in a dazzling whole. At the time of its construction, the tower stood on an island in the river Tejo, about 200 m (650 ft) from the northern riverbank, and so commanded the approach to Lisbon more fully than it does today. The land between the tower and the Jerónimos monastery has since been reclaimed from the river. Even if you do not plan to visit the inside (I never did it) it’s still worth the trip just for the walk near the river and the view from outside. While you are in the zone you can visit also the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, the Centro Cultural de Belém and the museum Berardo. Do not miss to taste the Pasteis de Belém in Rua Belém 84-92 (avoid rush hours)
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Av. BrasíliaTorre de Belém. The defensive tower at Belém is a jewel of the Manueline architectural style, combining Moorish, Renaissance and Gothic elements in a dazzling whole. At the time of its construction, the tower stood on an island in the river Tejo, about 200 m (650 ft) from the northern riverbank, and so commanded the approach to Lisbon more fully than it does today. The land between the tower and the Jerónimos monastery has since been reclaimed from the river. Even if you do not plan to visit the inside (I never did it) it’s still worth the trip just for the walk near the river and the view from outside. While you are in the zone you can visit also the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, the Centro Cultural de Belém and the museum Berardo. Do not miss to taste the Pasteis de Belém in Rua Belém 84-92 (avoid rush hours)
Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. The country’s most important monument displays the exuberant, almost oriental ornamentation that is a chief characteristic of the Manueline style Few of Lisbon’s monuments are overly grand – and while this historic monastery is imposing, its proportions remain approachable. Built from the beginning of the 16th century by Diogo de Boytac and finally by Jerónimo de Ruão, Jerónimos is a celebration of Portugal’s territorial expansion and an expression of a uniquely national style. It’s also a monument to Portuguese identity, housing tombs of navigator Vasco da Gama and poet Luís de Camões.
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Mosteiro dos Jerónimos. The country’s most important monument displays the exuberant, almost oriental ornamentation that is a chief characteristic of the Manueline style Few of Lisbon’s monuments are overly grand – and while this historic monastery is imposing, its proportions remain approachable. Built from the beginning of the 16th century by Diogo de Boytac and finally by Jerónimo de Ruão, Jerónimos is a celebration of Portugal’s territorial expansion and an expression of a uniquely national style. It’s also a monument to Portuguese identity, housing tombs of navigator Vasco da Gama and poet Luís de Camões.
Museu Colecção Berardo Arte Moderna e Contemporânea One of the world’s largest and richest collections of modern art was accumulated by business mogul José Berardo. The museum boasts about 1,000 works, from canvas and sculpture to video installations. Praça do Império (near the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos 10am–7pm daily (to 10pm Sat).
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Praça do ImpérioMuseu Colecção Berardo Arte Moderna e Contemporânea One of the world’s largest and richest collections of modern art was accumulated by business mogul José Berardo. The museum boasts about 1,000 works, from canvas and sculpture to video installations. Praça do Império (near the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos 10am–7pm daily (to 10pm Sat).
Palácio de Queluz. Queluz is like a miniature Versailles – an exquisite Rococo palace with formal gardens and parkland, just 20 minutes from central Lisbon by train (plus 15 min walk) . Prince Pedro, younger son of Dom João V, had it built as a summer palace in 1747–52. Thirteen years later, when he married his niece the future Dona Maria I, he commissioned Jean-Baptiste Robillon to design extensions to make it the permanent royal residence. Queluz had a brief golden era before the royal family fled to Brazil after Napoleon’s invasion in 1807. An early-morning visit to Queluz can be usefully combined with a trip to Sintra but note that there is plenty to visit in Sintra.
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Palácio de Queluz. Queluz is like a miniature Versailles – an exquisite Rococo palace with formal gardens and parkland, just 20 minutes from central Lisbon by train (plus 15 min walk) . Prince Pedro, younger son of Dom João V, had it built as a summer palace in 1747–52. Thirteen years later, when he married his niece the future Dona Maria I, he commissioned Jean-Baptiste Robillon to design extensions to make it the permanent royal residence. Queluz had a brief golden era before the royal family fled to Brazil after Napoleon’s invasion in 1807. An early-morning visit to Queluz can be usefully combined with a trip to Sintra but note that there is plenty to visit in Sintra.
Sintra. Recognized in 1995 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sintra was the summer retreat of Portuguese kings from the 13th to the late 19th centuries. It still possesses many of the classic qualities of a hill station: a cooler climate than the city, ample greenery and an atmosphere conducive to indulging romantic whims. Access from Lisbon is straightforward, by motorway or by train from Rossio Station you could easily spend several days in Sintra visiting all the available places ( Palácio Nacional de Sintra, Castelo dos Mouros, Palácio Nacional da Pena, Parque da Pena, Quinta da Regaleira, Palácio de Seteais, Monserrate but If the time is short I do recomend Palácio Nacional de Sintra (the one with the big chimneys) and Palácio da Pena (on the mountain). if you happen to be in Sintra in on the second or fourth Sundays of the month to not miss the market of S. Pedro and look for the antiques. While you visit the centre try a “travesseiro” (pillow) in Piriquita (Rua das Padarias). I must explain that “travesseiro” is a cake, made from dough-based pastry with egg cream and almonds. Al busy times take a number at the counter, ask somebody for the waiting times take e a walk around and come later to collect your cakes.
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Sintra
Sintra. Recognized in 1995 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sintra was the summer retreat of Portuguese kings from the 13th to the late 19th centuries. It still possesses many of the classic qualities of a hill station: a cooler climate than the city, ample greenery and an atmosphere conducive to indulging romantic whims. Access from Lisbon is straightforward, by motorway or by train from Rossio Station you could easily spend several days in Sintra visiting all the available places ( Palácio Nacional de Sintra, Castelo dos Mouros, Palácio Nacional da Pena, Parque da Pena, Quinta da Regaleira, Palácio de Seteais, Monserrate but If the time is short I do recomend Palácio Nacional de Sintra (the one with the big chimneys) and Palácio da Pena (on the mountain). if you happen to be in Sintra in on the second or fourth Sundays of the month to not miss the market of S. Pedro and look for the antiques. While you visit the centre try a “travesseiro” (pillow) in Piriquita (Rua das Padarias). I must explain that “travesseiro” is a cake, made from dough-based pastry with egg cream and almonds. Al busy times take a number at the counter, ask somebody for the waiting times take e a walk around and come later to collect your cakes.
Castelo. The view from under the umbrella pines on the Castle’s esplanade takes in Alfama, the Baixa, Bairro Alto on the hill opposite, and the river. The light here is particularly warm in the late afternoon, encouraging you to linger.
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Rua de Santa Cruz do CasteloCastelo. The view from under the umbrella pines on the Castle’s esplanade takes in Alfama, the Baixa, Bairro Alto on the hill opposite, and the river. The light here is particularly warm in the late afternoon, encouraging you to linger.
Portas do Sol. The medieval maze of Alfama and whitewashed monuments of the city’s oldest neighborhood are seen descending to the waterfront from this hilltop terrace. Largo Portas do Sol (Rua do Limoeiro).
Largo Portas do Sol
Largo Portas do SolPortas do Sol. The medieval maze of Alfama and whitewashed monuments of the city’s oldest neighborhood are seen descending to the waterfront from this hilltop terrace. Largo Portas do Sol (Rua do Limoeiro).
҉ Miradouro de Santa Catarina. This one is very close to the apartment. It is not just a visual vantage point, this is also a place to meet and hang out. Adamastor, the mythical creature from Camões’ epic poem The Lusiadas, presides over events from a stone plinth. There’s a wide view of the river, the station at Cais do Sodré, the Alcântara docks and the 25 de Abril bridge. If you find a place sit for some minutes in the Café and enjoy life. Nearby you can visit the Pharmacy museum (in the palace behind). The palace also has a good restaurant and a bar. Rua de Santa Catarina
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Santa Catarina
҉ Miradouro de Santa Catarina. This one is very close to the apartment. It is not just a visual vantage point, this is also a place to meet and hang out. Adamastor, the mythical creature from Camões’ epic poem The Lusiadas, presides over events from a stone plinth. There’s a wide view of the river, the station at Cais do Sodré, the Alcântara docks and the 25 de Abril bridge. If you find a place sit for some minutes in the Café and enjoy life. Nearby you can visit the Pharmacy museum (in the palace behind). The palace also has a good restaurant and a bar. Rua de Santa Catarina
Cena gastronômica
Tágide. One of the city's finest gourmet hotspots also affords quite possibly the best view of downtown Lisbon from any restaurant terrace. Needless to say, this appealing combination of taste and aesthetics places Tágide in the top tier of romantic dining venues, a reputation it has enjoyed for over thirty years. Housed in an elegantly styled 18th-century building, the restaurant seats up to 100 guests and the most intimate tables are those set out on the verandah. The menu, acknowledges traditional Portuguese cuisine and regional flavours to produce dishes like sautéed cuttlefish with cucumber and clam rice. The Tágide Tapas & Wine bar, located on the ground floor, offers a more informal dining. Largo da Academia Nacional das Belas Artes 18-20 Lisbon, 1200-005, +351 21 340 4010 (walking distance from the apartment)
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Tágide
19 Largo da Academia Nacional de Belas ArtesTágide. One of the city's finest gourmet hotspots also affords quite possibly the best view of downtown Lisbon from any restaurant terrace. Needless to say, this appealing combination of taste and aesthetics places Tágide in the top tier of romantic dining venues, a reputation it has enjoyed for over thirty years. Housed in an elegantly styled 18th-century building, the restaurant seats up to 100 guests and the most intimate tables are those set out on the verandah. The menu, acknowledges traditional Portuguese cuisine and regional flavours to produce dishes like sautéed cuttlefish with cucumber and clam rice. The Tágide Tapas & Wine bar, located on the ground floor, offers a more informal dining. Largo da Academia Nacional das Belas Artes 18-20 Lisbon, 1200-005, +351 21 340 4010 (walking distance from the apartment)
Estórias na Casa da Comida. For over 35 years this restaurant has maintained a reputation as one of the most prestigious in the city, indeed Portugal. Tucked away in a quiet residential street in one of Lisbon's leafier neighbourhoods, its low-key profile belies the many gastronomy awards bestowed upon the kitchen, and its patronage by an appreciative local and international clientele. Chef Duarte Lourenço consistently raises the culinary bar with his inventive take on traditional Portuguese cuisine. He'll very often leave the kitchen and greet diners during the course of the evening – a wonderfully personal gesture. Sommelier Ricardo Morais brings to the fore his considerable expertise in pairing the wines. The setting is romantic and quite beautiful, the recently renovated interior exuding an upscale homestyle ambiance. (walking distance from the apartment – 20-30 minutes). Travessa das Amoreiras 1, 1200-025 Lisboa tel +351 21 386 0889
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Estórias na Casa da Comida
1 Travessa das AmoreirasEstórias na Casa da Comida. For over 35 years this restaurant has maintained a reputation as one of the most prestigious in the city, indeed Portugal. Tucked away in a quiet residential street in one of Lisbon's leafier neighbourhoods, its low-key profile belies the many gastronomy awards bestowed upon the kitchen, and its patronage by an appreciative local and international clientele. Chef Duarte Lourenço consistently raises the culinary bar with his inventive take on traditional Portuguese cuisine. He'll very often leave the kitchen and greet diners during the course of the evening – a wonderfully personal gesture. Sommelier Ricardo Morais brings to the fore his considerable expertise in pairing the wines. The setting is romantic and quite beautiful, the recently renovated interior exuding an upscale homestyle ambiance. (walking distance from the apartment – 20-30 minutes). Travessa das Amoreiras 1, 1200-025 Lisboa tel +351 21 386 0889
Belcanto (expensive) Baixa/Chiado's Best Restaurants: José Avillez, one of Portugal's most celebrated chefs, runs this two-star Michelin restaurant. Young, creative, intelligent, and a perfectionist in the kitchen, Avillez loves making food. In 2011 he took over this famous establishment, which was founded 1958, and set about refurbishing the interior, adding stylish architectural flourishes but taking care not to blemish the sober and refined atmosphere Belcanto is noted for. An inventive menu of haute cuisine created by Avillez and his skilled team includes 'dip in the sea' - sea bass with seaweed and bivalves, “salmonete” - red mullet, liver sauce, vegetable roe and cuttlefish ink dumplings, and “cordeiro” - lamb with marinated vegetable puree and small casserole. Over 300 different wines from every region in Portugal grace the cellar, and an expert sommelier is on hand if you've difficulty choosing. Largo de São Carlos 10 Lisbon, 1200-410 (Walking distance from the apartment)
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Belcanto
10A R. Serpa PintoBelcanto (expensive) Baixa/Chiado's Best Restaurants: José Avillez, one of Portugal's most celebrated chefs, runs this two-star Michelin restaurant. Young, creative, intelligent, and a perfectionist in the kitchen, Avillez loves making food. In 2011 he took over this famous establishment, which was founded 1958, and set about refurbishing the interior, adding stylish architectural flourishes but taking care not to blemish the sober and refined atmosphere Belcanto is noted for. An inventive menu of haute cuisine created by Avillez and his skilled team includes 'dip in the sea' - sea bass with seaweed and bivalves, “salmonete” - red mullet, liver sauce, vegetable roe and cuttlefish ink dumplings, and “cordeiro” - lamb with marinated vegetable puree and small casserole. Over 300 different wines from every region in Portugal grace the cellar, and an expert sommelier is on hand if you've difficulty choosing. Largo de São Carlos 10 Lisbon, 1200-410 (Walking distance from the apartment)
Antiga Casa Faz-frio. Easy to find, along Rua Dom Pedro V, this is a good option in the Barrio Alto. For most Portuguese people, this is not a Restaurant: it's their Grandmother's kitchen! This is an old fashioned place, both in the decor- think 1950s, or earlier, and in the quality of food. The fish is fresh and delicious, as is the meat. Rua Dom Pedro V 96, Lisbon +35 21-346-1860 (Walking distance from the apartment).
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81 R. Dom Pedro VAntiga Casa Faz-frio. Easy to find, along Rua Dom Pedro V, this is a good option in the Barrio Alto. For most Portuguese people, this is not a Restaurant: it's their Grandmother's kitchen! This is an old fashioned place, both in the decor- think 1950s, or earlier, and in the quality of food. The fish is fresh and delicious, as is the meat. Rua Dom Pedro V 96, Lisbon +35 21-346-1860 (Walking distance from the apartment).
● Tachadas. Very close to Rua Vicente Borga, in Santos this is not a pretty restaurant but you will find rapidly why is almost always full. Huge portions of good quality of meat and fish, at very reasonable prices. The fine cuts are thrown into the grill where they are cooked to perfection. The guy that grill the meat is also butcher, he just chop the steak out of the big piece right before he cook it. Rua da Esperanca 176, Lisbon tel +351 21 397 6689. (Walking distance from the apartment).
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178 Rua da Esperança● Tachadas. Very close to Rua Vicente Borga, in Santos this is not a pretty restaurant but you will find rapidly why is almost always full. Huge portions of good quality of meat and fish, at very reasonable prices. The fine cuts are thrown into the grill where they are cooked to perfection. The guy that grill the meat is also butcher, he just chop the steak out of the big piece right before he cook it. Rua da Esperanca 176, Lisbon tel +351 21 397 6689. (Walking distance from the apartment).
● Estrela da Bica. In the Bica neighborhood ir is worth a try. It it a small buzzing restaurant full of friendly animated people. The food is good and we love the way the team put their energy and personality into making this place unique. Travessa do Cabral 33 | Bica, Lisbon Tel +351 21 347 3310. (Walking distance from the apartment).
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Estrela da Bica
33 Tv. do Cabral● Estrela da Bica. In the Bica neighborhood ir is worth a try. It it a small buzzing restaurant full of friendly animated people. The food is good and we love the way the team put their energy and personality into making this place unique. Travessa do Cabral 33 | Bica, Lisbon Tel +351 21 347 3310. (Walking distance from the apartment).
Taberna Moderna. It’s hard to find a place that is cool and trendy, with innovative cuisine and presentation, while at the same time very laid-back, casual with substantial, home-style food. Well, you can find it in Lisbon, Taberna Moderna in Rua dos Bacalhoeiros (between Baixa and Alfama) is that place that expertly straddles hip and fashionable, with relaxed and delicious. Meals at Taberna Moderna are meant to be shared. Dishes are served in healthy-sized portions in what some might consider home-style platters or overgrown tapas. Come with friends and come hungry! There’s a lot of food to go around. Try also one of the Gins. Reserve before you go. Rua dos Bacalhoeiros 18ª Lisbon, tel +351 21 886 5039 Lisboa (walking distance from the apartment).
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Taberna Moderna
18A Rua dos BacalhoeirosTaberna Moderna. It’s hard to find a place that is cool and trendy, with innovative cuisine and presentation, while at the same time very laid-back, casual with substantial, home-style food. Well, you can find it in Lisbon, Taberna Moderna in Rua dos Bacalhoeiros (between Baixa and Alfama) is that place that expertly straddles hip and fashionable, with relaxed and delicious. Meals at Taberna Moderna are meant to be shared. Dishes are served in healthy-sized portions in what some might consider home-style platters or overgrown tapas. Come with friends and come hungry! There’s a lot of food to go around. Try also one of the Gins. Reserve before you go. Rua dos Bacalhoeiros 18ª Lisbon, tel +351 21 886 5039 Lisboa (walking distance from the apartment).