Things to do in Lisbon
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A Brasileira
A legendary Art Nouveau café where Fernando Pessoa's bronze statue still sits outside, sipping espresso eternally.
A legendary Art Nouveau café where Fernando Pessoa's bronze statue still sits outside, sipping espresso eternally.
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25th of April Bridge
Lisbon's breathtaking red suspension bridge offers sweeping river views reminiscent of San Francisco's Golden Gate.
Lisbon's breathtaking red suspension bridge offers sweeping river views reminiscent of San Francisco's Golden Gate.
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Aqueduto das Águas Livres
Walk across Lisbon's magnificent 18th-century aqueduct, a National Monument spanning breathtaking valleys above the city.
Walk across Lisbon's magnificent 18th-century aqueduct, a National Monument spanning breathtaking valleys above the city.
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Bela-sombra
A magnificent protected ombu tree, a living natural monument gracing Lisbon's charming Praça António Jardim.
A magnificent protected ombu tree, a living natural monument gracing Lisbon's charming Praça António Jardim.
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Calouste Gulbenkian Museum
Explore one of Europe's finest art collections, spanning ancient Egyptian to Impressionist masterpieces, in a stunning garden setting.
Explore one of Europe's finest art collections, spanning ancient Egyptian to Impressionist masterpieces, in a stunning garden setting.
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Centro Comercial Colombo
Lisbon's largest shopping centre offers hundreds of shops, dining, and entertainment under one roof.
Lisbon's largest shopping centre offers hundreds of shops, dining, and entertainment under one roof.
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Dom Pedro IV Square
Rossio's grand fountain and wavy mosaic pavements pulse at the vibrant center of historic Lisbon.
Rossio's grand fountain and wavy mosaic pavements pulse at the vibrant center of historic Lisbon.
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Elevador da Bica
Rattle up Lisbon's steepest hillside street aboard this charming century-old funicular with stunning city views.
Rattle up Lisbon's steepest hillside street aboard this charming century-old funicular with stunning city views.
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Elevador da Glória
Ride this charming 19th-century funicular up Lisbon's steep hills for breathtaking city views.
Ride this charming 19th-century funicular up Lisbon's steep hills for breathtaking city views.
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Elevador do Lavra
Lisbon's oldest funicular climbs steep streets since 1884, offering charming rides through a hidden neighborhood.
Lisbon's oldest funicular climbs steep streets since 1884, offering charming rides through a hidden neighborhood.
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Estrela Basilica of the Sacred Heart
A majestic 18th-century basilica built by Queen Maria I, crowned by a stunning neoclassical dome over Lisbon.
A majestic 18th-century basilica built by Queen Maria I, crowned by a stunning neoclassical dome over Lisbon.
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Figueira-da-Austrália
A majestic, protected Australian fig tree — a living natural monument thriving in Lisbon's green spaces.
A majestic, protected Australian fig tree — a living natural monument thriving in Lisbon's green spaces.
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Igreja de São Vicente de Fora
A stunning 17th-century monastery with royal tombs, ornate azulejos, and sweeping views over Lisbon.
A stunning 17th-century monastery with royal tombs, ornate azulejos, and sweeping views over Lisbon.
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Jerónimos Monastery
A breathtaking 16th-century monastery where Portugal's Age of Discovery is carved into every golden stone.
A breathtaking 16th-century monastery where Portugal's Age of Discovery is carved into every golden stone.
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MEO Arena
Lisbon's premier entertainment venue hosts world-class concerts and events in a striking modern stadium.
Lisbon's premier entertainment venue hosts world-class concerts and events in a striking modern stadium.
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Monument to the Discoveries
Soaring riverside monument honoring Portugal's fearless explorers who mapped the unknown world.
Soaring riverside monument honoring Portugal's fearless explorers who mapped the unknown world.
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National Museum of Ancient Art
Portugal's finest art collection housed in a stunning 17th-century baroque palace overlooking the Tagus River.
Portugal's finest art collection housed in a stunning 17th-century baroque palace overlooking the Tagus River.
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Panteão Nacional
A stunning baroque masterpiece where Portugal's greatest heroes rest beneath a magnificent white dome.
A stunning baroque masterpiece where Portugal's greatest heroes rest beneath a magnificent white dome.
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Parque Eduardo VII
Stroll Lisbon's grand hilltop park for sweeping city views crowning the iconic Avenida da Liberdade.
Stroll Lisbon's grand hilltop park for sweeping city views crowning the iconic Avenida da Liberdade.
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Pastéis de Belém
Home of the original pastel de nata, this iconic bakery has perfected its secret recipe since 1837.
Home of the original pastel de nata, this iconic bakery has perfected its secret recipe since 1837.
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Rua Augusta Arch
Step through Lisbon's grandest arch and soak in sweeping views over Praça do Comércio and the Tagus.
Step through Lisbon's grandest arch and soak in sweeping views over Praça do Comércio and the Tagus.
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Saint Anthony's Church
A stunning late-Baroque church marking the birthplace of Lisbon's beloved patron saint, Anthony.
A stunning late-Baroque church marking the birthplace of Lisbon's beloved patron saint, Anthony.
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Santa Justa Lift
Ride this ornate 45m iron elevator for breathtaking rooftop views over Lisbon's historic skyline.
Ride this ornate 45m iron elevator for breathtaking rooftop views over Lisbon's historic skyline.
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São Jorge Castle
Perched above Lisbon, this Moorish hilltop castle offers sweeping city views and centuries of royal history.
Perched above Lisbon, this Moorish hilltop castle offers sweeping city views and centuries of royal history.