Feira da Ladra
Lisbon’s flea market is great for a slow rummage through vintage finds and curious objects. Go on Tuesday or Saturday.
Our places to eat, wander and dance in the city. Keep this page for a night or two on your way to or from the Alentejo.
Two very different ways to spend a few hours browsing and eating.
Lisbon’s flea market is great for a slow rummage through vintage finds and curious objects. Go on Tuesday or Saturday.
A lively food hall with plenty of local flavours in one place. It is touristy, but still an easy way to try several Lisbon specialities. There are good restaurants in the surrounding streets too.
From seafood and shared plates to pizza, cocktails and dinner by the river.
A beautiful room and delicious food. One of our strongest recommendations for a Lisbon dinner.
Tucked into a little lane, with an inviting menu of dishes to share: vegetables, meat and fish. Lovely for lunch or dinner.
A little Parisian in spirit, with a welcoming terrace on a charming square.
Take the ferry from Cais do Sodré to Cacilhas, then walk along the water. Come for fish and an extraordinary view back across Lisbon, especially near sunset. Expect a wait.
Ramen, bao and other Asian comfort food in a playful setting. The robot server makes it especially fun.
A Lisbon institution for seafood and beer. Take a number when you arrive and settle in for the wait.
An old-school cocktail bar with plenty of character and very good drinks.
Small seafood plates to share, with ceviche at the centre of the menu.
Relaxed, retro and good for a long lunch or early evening snacks. Expect Portuguese petiscos, pasta, cocktails and a lively room.
Casual, lively and an excellent choice when you simply want really good pizza.
For a more glamorous evening: striking interiors and several distinct restaurants around Lisbon. Pick the location that suits your mood.
Art, architecture and places where the setting is part of the experience.
An old industrial site beneath the 25 de Abril Bridge, now filled with cafés, shops, galleries and murals.
An inventive cultural space with bars and events. Check what is on during your visit.
Contemporary art at the Belém Cultural Centre, with a varied collection of Portuguese and international work.
Art, architecture and technology beside the Tagus. The modern gallery and former power station make a good pairing.
An exceptional collection in a calm setting. Leave time to wander through the gardens too.
An old palace turned into a living theatre. Dine among performances, then explore the rooms. One of the city’s most unusual evenings.
Once the Abel Pereira da Fonseca wine warehouses, this vast industrial space is now a creative meeting place. Wander between independent shops, art spaces, cafés and restaurants, or check the calendar for markets and events. Those Who Dance and Outra Cena are here too.
Rooftops, drag shows and dance floors. Check the programme before setting out: the best night depends on what is on.
On top of a car park, with cocktails, DJs and a view. A fun start to the evening, even if it is popular with visitors.
A Lisbon classic with fabulous drag shows, a joyful atmosphere and dancing that goes on late.
A large cultural space where art and music meet a crowd ready to dance.
Electronic music in a former government building on the grand Praça do Comércio.
An independent space with several rooms and adventurous electronic music.
Dance downstairs, then head up to the terrace for a view over the Tagus.
An intimate place that moves from dinner and listening to dancing later in the evening.
A small underground room with electronic music at the heart of the night.
An intimate room for curious music lovers, with live acts and DJ nights across genres.
Opening hours, line-ups and reservations can change. Check each place before you go.