FAST GUIDE TO SLOW LISBON
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TO STAY
Hotel Santa Clara 1728 Silent Living
Elegant, relaxed hotel and the perfect base for exploring Lisbon.
Campo de Santa Clara 128
Hotel with 41 rooms in the Moorish Alfama district, it is within walking distance to most of central Lisbon and also offers great views of the city.
R. Dom Pedro V, 56 J
Situated in an 18th century building, with interiors designed by Atelier Graca Viterbo, this hotel offers a warm aatmosphere, further enhanced by the cobbled inner courtyard.
R. das Cozinhas 2
A skip and a beat from Lisbon’s centre, Altis lies on the banks of the Tagus River, close to the Tower of Belém.
Doca do Bom Sucesso
Actually not located in Lisbon but a 30 minute drive from the city, the fortress-turned-hotel is a great getaway for those who enjoy being close to nature, particularly the combination of ocean, winds, cliffs and sandy beaches. Close to the lighthouse of Cabo de Roca, Europe’s westernmost point.
Estrada do Guincho 2413
Cascais
TO EAT & DRINK
With an approach to food based in regenerative agriculture, SEM offers an excellent seven course tasting menu.
R. das Escolas Gerais 120
+351 21 886 0399
Friendly and unpretentious, as well as one of the best natural wine bars in town.
R. de Santo Amaro 66A
+351 21 396 0917
The little brother of Senhor Uva, to be found just across the street.
R. de Santo Amaro 61
Japanese restaurant with vegetarian ramen options.
R. do Salitre 131A
+351 21 354 0506
Cabane
Best vegan brunch in Lisbon.
R. Monte Olivete 20
+351 21 395 1849
Traditional restaurant in a Victorian interior style, this is a place popular among Portuguese politicians.
R. de São Bento 212
+251 913 658 343
A very popular wine bar with organic wine. Be sure to book a table in advance.
Tv. do Monte 30
+351 21 886 3115
The most classic of Lisbon’s pastry shops and cafés. With takeaway-option.
R. de Belém 84 92
+351 21 363 7423
TO VISIT
National tile museum – a great place to learn more about Portuguese history
R. Me. Deus 4
A UNESCO World Heritage, this monastery and church is a notable work of architecture.
Praça do Império
In Sintra, not far from Lisbon, lies this minimalist and humble convent dating back to Medieval times, a peculiar and fascinating place to visit.