Modern and with a cozy atmosphere, it lives up to its name, since here we feel like we are in the living room of our home. The open kitchen invites you to get to know chef João Sá's suggestions.

Born in Cascais, the restaurant 100 Maneiras moved in 2009 to Bairro Alto and reopened, in early 2019, in another space, albeit within walking distance. It is a restaurant where the quality and originality of Bosnian chef Ljubomir Stanisic's cuisine reaches moments of genius, told as if it were a book.

Fifty seconds is how long it takes to take the elevator to the Fifty Seconds restaurant. The ambience of the room and the inspiring location, 120 meters high, overlooking the Tagus River, accompany each dish, which tells a story of flavors of the world.

The Portugueseness of Feitoria's dishes matches perfectly with the concept of the hotel where it is installed, dedicated to the Discoveries. Thus, we set out for each menu, working on the fusion of influences and pointing out paths, new paths for Portuguese gastronomy.

Opened in 2022, this cozy restaurant dedicated to vegetarian cuisine belongs to chef José Avillez, and won a Michelin star the same year it opened.

Em plena zona ribeirinha, insere-se num dos exemplos mais representativos da arquitetura civil da Lisboa do século XVI. Inaugurado em 2014, este museu compreende uma área de exposição de longa duração que inclui visita às ruínas arqueológicas.

Inaugurado em 2017 no Hospital de Santo António dos Capuchos, aqui poderá ver a exposição “800 Anos de Saúde em Portugal”. Tem ainda um espaço virtual e promove exposições temáticas temporárias nos espaços do Instituto Nacional de Saúde Doutor Ricardo Jorge e nas instituições parceiras.

Nesta sala de concertos localizada no bairro lisboeta do Chiado, poderá assistir a um típico espetáculo de fado ao vivo, com duração de 50 minutos.

Inhabited by the writer during the last 15 years of his life, Casa Fernando Pessoa has an exhibition on three floors about the poet's life and work and a library specialized in world poetry. It is a place of literature that crosses memory, literary creation, and reading. In 2021, it was distinguished by the Portuguese Museology Association with the Best Portuguese Museum Award.

The construction of this space began in 1570 and ended only in the XVIII century, a fact is known for. The National Pantheon was placed here since 1916, with the Vasco da Gama, Afonso de Albuquerque, Nuno Álvares Pereira, Camões, Pedro Álvares Cabral, Infante D. Henrique, some Presidents and writers tombs. Amália Rodrigues, the famous fado singer, is the only woman here.