Posted by Jane Bowyer
You can’t go to Lisbon and not try pastel de nata and this was probably the best place we found to get your mitts on the delicious egg pastries. Grab a couple with a cup of coffee. Happy days.
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Posted by
Manuela Falcão
Renovar a Mouraria is a non-profit public benefit organization created to revitalize the Mouraria neighborhood, where more than 50 nationalities coexist, where the fado was born, and where countless Portuguese traditions still manifest themselves in everyday life...
Posted by
Tiago Galo
Saturdays are the perfect days to visit Chiado and look for a rare or second-hand book calmly exhibited on the booksellers’ stalls all day long. From 10 am to 5 pm, a bit of Portuguese history can be found here, from comic books to recent releases, illustrated postcards and special editions.
Posted by
Rodolpho Henrique
A medical research center in Lisbon by Indian architects Charles Correa Associates has a curved stone form with circular cut-aways.
Posted by
Manuela Falcão
one of my favorites places to have a coffee or a drink. to work during day time or to enjoy some live music in the afternoon.
Posted by
Jane Bowyer
A small letterpress shop/studio in the Bairro Alto district. Great place to pick up a souvenir for your type-geek, designer friends.