LisbonLIS

Qué hacer

• Pastéis de Belém at the original source. The recipe hasn't changed since 1837. Warm, with cinnamon and powdered sugar. 20-minute tram ride from city center
• Alfama: Lisbon's oldest neighborhood, Moorish alleyways, tiled facades. Walk up from Santa Apolónia station before noon
• Tram 28. Not the tourist bus, the actual working tram through Graça, Alfama, and Chiado. Buy a day ticket at any metro station
• Miradouro da Graça at sunset. The city's quietest viewpoint, locals with cans of beer, Tagus estuary, Ponte 25 de Abril in the distance
• Time Out Market in Cais do Sodré: 24 chefs, 8 bars, one warehouse. Best bifanas, ginjinha, and caldo verde under one roof

Cómo llegar al centro

El centro está a 40 minutos del aeropuerto en metro.

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En la ciudad

• Cultura

  Alfama Food Tour

  Guided walking food tour through the Alfama district with tastings of Portuguese cheeses, charcuterie, seafood and pastries. Local wines and liqueurs are included for participants 18 and over.

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• Música

  A Tasca do Chico

  Small Bairro Alto tavern known for fado vadio with live fado sung nightly. Cash only with a minimum order per person and no cover charge.

  Bairro Alto

• Artesanía

  Feira da Ladra

  Lisbon's oldest open-air flea market at Campo de Santa Clara in Alfama, held Tuesdays and Saturdays. Stalls sell antiques, vintage clothing, books, vinyl and bric-a-brac.

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• Espiritual

  Mesquita Central de Lisboa

  The largest mosque in Portugal, inaugurated in 1985 near Praca de Espanha. It welcomes visitors outside prayer times.

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• Mercado nocturno

  Time Out Market Lisboa

  Large food hall at Mercado da Ribeira in Cais do Sodre with around 36 stalls, several run by top Portuguese chefs. Communal seating, open late, no reservations.

  Cais do Sodré

• Cultura

  Lisbon Cathedral / Sé de Lisboa

  Lisbon's oldest church and the seat of the Patriarchate, set in the Alfama quarter. Entry to the main nave is free, while a ticket covers the cloister, treasury and upper choir.

  Alfama