IndexBaixa/Chiado………………………………………………………………………………………….3

Viewpoints……………………………………………………………………………………………...6

Parks……………………………………………………………………………………………………….7

Chill out.....................................................................................................................................9

Parque das Nações…………………………………………………………………………..……10

Belém………………………………………………………………………………………………….....11

Cascais…………………………………………………………………………………………………...12

Sintra………………………………………………………………………………………………….......13

Almada…………………………………………………………………………………………………...14

Festivals………………………………………………………………………………………………….15

Night Life………………………………………………………………………………………………..16

Disco…………………………………………………………………………………………………..….17

Culture (theatres and fado’s house)……………………………………………………...18

Survival………………………………………………………………………………………………….19

Metro and trainThis is the public transportscard. You can use it for

metro, train or bus.

Armazéns do ChiadoClothing stores, coffees, much known Italian Ice Cream shop Santini and cafe ABrasileira, shopping center, etc. All this on beautiful Portuguese Sidewalk.

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There is also theElevador de SantaJusta. If you go upon it you will besurprised by theamazing Lisbontop view!

Baixa/Chiado8

How to get there: Baixa-Chiado (green / blue line)

Terreiro do Paço

It is one of the biggest squares in Europe and it is faced to the

river. This is a beautiful place to take a walk and get surprised

by the most random activities that are done here. This was the

place from which our navigates departed to discover the South

of Africa, the South of America and the maritime way to India.

Rua Augusta

This is probably one of the most famous streets. It

is beautiful to see really amazing artists

performing on the streets, singers, dancers,

human sculptures, etc. This people are just

looking for your appreciation on their work!

There are also clothing stores like Mango,

Bershka, Intimissimi, a museum of design and

fashion, restaurants, coffees, souvenir shops, etc.

Rossio

Where the theater of D. Maria is placed at,

Rossio is a leaving history book, ready to be

relived by you! In the middle of the square you

can find the statue of D. Pedro IV and 4 feminine

shapes which represent Justice , Wisdom ,

Strength and Temperance. You can find here

McDonald's and Startbucks.

Castle of São Jorge

Open to the public 7 days a week, the Castle of São Jorge

is a place where you can enjoy the patrimony, get to

know some of the history of Lisbon at the Museum, take

a break at Café Castle, participate in guided tours or, you

can simply let yourself be swept away by the music,

theater and dance that the monument has everyday!

How to get there: Rossio, Terreiro do Paço (blue line)Rossio Station

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This is probably one of the most famous streets. It

is beautiful to see really amazing artists

performing on the streets, singers, dancers,

human sculptures, etc. This people are just

looking for your appreciation on their work!

There are also clothing stores like Mango,

Bershka, Intimissimi, a museum of design and

fashion, restaurants, coffees, souvenir shops, etc.

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Alfama and Mouraria

It is two of the most typical

neighborhoods in Lisbon and both have

spectacular views over the city! So

much, that it will be worthy to go up the

hilly streets.

Miradouro de Santa Catarina (Adamastor)

Miradouro da Graça

Lisbon as a lot of amazing viewpoints where you can relax and enjoy the view over this beautiful city

Miradouro Portas do Sol (Alfama)6

Miradouro de Santa Luzia 7

São Pedro de Alcantra, close to Bairro Alto 8

Parque Eduardo VIIIn and around the park there aresculptures, monuments, gardens, water features,old architecture, modern architecture, etc. Take thetime to walk through the park looking down into thetown, on a sunny day the park is beautiful and isworth the time out of your day.

Estufa Fria (Cold greenhouse)It’s one of the most pleasentgreen spaces in the capital,where you can enjoy of nicemoments through lakes,waterfalls, statues andhoundreds of species of plantscoming from the whole world.

Garden of the FundationCalouste GulbenkianIt’s a beatiful refuge with alake, landscaped terraces, railsbetween the trees and naamphitheatre where there areconcerts and shows in thewarmest nights. There is also amuseum of the fundationwhere are expostions of bothancient and modern art.

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How to get there: Marquês de Pombal (yellow line), Parque (blue line)

How to get there: São Sebastião (blue line)Entrecampos

Parks

Jardim do Príncipe RealThis romantic garden is the center of a square surrounded byelegant buildings. It's an urban refuge with a gigantic parasol-likecedar tree under which old ladies, families, or young couples sitfor a while, as old men play cards and children run around a smallplayground. There is also a café with outdoor seating, and twokiosks serving refreshments.

Jardim da EstrelaIt’s a romantic garden inpired in the britishstyle. It’s a wonderful place to relax and to be incontact with nature. This garden has abandstand that is the oldest in Lisbon.Next to it there is Basílica da Estrela

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Lisbon ZooIf you want to be in touch with nature and allkinds of animals, this is the perfect place foryou! Curiosity: on the eating area, if you goto McDonald’s, you will eat with crocodilesby your side.

How to get there: Jardim Zoológico (blue line)Sete Rios

Colombo ShoppingThe perfect place to shop anytime onthe day, with well-known shops andalso lots of restaurants, a multiplexcinema and a bowling center.

How to get there: Colégio Militar/ Luz (blue line)

Portuguese are absolutly crazyabout football, and the main teamsare Benfica, Sporting and Porto.The first two are from Lisbon, andyou should definitly go to theirstadiums and watch a game.

Sporting Clube de Portugal StadiumThe Sporting Clube de Portugalstadium also has a shopping area andoften becomes the stage of musicconcerts.

Sport Lisboa e Benfica StadiumSport Lisboa e Benfica stadium is more than

just a stadium. It also as a health club and arestaurante with panoramic view. Sometimes,there also are music concerts.

How to get there: Campo Grande (yellow/green line)

Located at the end of the Tagus river there is thismodern neighbourhood so many times called “the newLisbon’s downtown”.

Here you can walk and enjoy the amazing gardens bythe river as well as an amazing sunset.The host of the famous “Expo” in 1998 counts not onlywith its natural beauty of our lovely seashore but alsowith numerous attractions like the Oceanarium, theScience Pavilion and some of the greatest modernpieces of architecture.

And, at last butdefinitely not least,don’t forget about itsclassy nocturnal lifewith some great barsand nightclubs to enjoy.

Parque das Nações (Nations Park)

Padrão dos descobrimentos

This monument celebrates the Age of Discovery. This was

the place were the first boats heading to Africa used to

depart from. In the monument you can see the main

characters of this part of the world’s history. Vasco da

Gama, who discovered the sea route to India, Pedro Alvares

Cabral, who discovered Brazil, Luis Vaz de Camões, one of

the most known writers, among others. It is a beautiful

place to see the sunset, to run, or just appreciate the beauty.

The Tower of Belém was classified

by UNESCO as "Cultural Patrimony

of All Humanity". In the past it was

used as strategic defense place, as a

prison and as a customhouse in the

Era of Discovery.

Pasteis de belém

These are the one of the most

famous gastronomic treasures of

Portugal. Although these pastries

are sold everywhere, this is the

most famous store selling them.

Exists for almost 180 years and

they sell around 20,000 pastries

every day. This is for without doubt

a mandatory stop for every sweets

lover!

Mosteiro dos jerónimos

It is one of the 7 Wonders of Portugal. The architectural style of

this beautiful and enormous monument was created in Portugal

and it is called Manuelino Style, due to the king’s name. Inside

you can find the grave of Vasco da Gama, the first men to get to

India by sea.

How to get there: Belém

Belém

Cascais is a little city at the very end of Lisbon Seashore wherethe ancient and the modern live together in perfect harmony.In this bay there is beauty enough for all tastes. You may find ourlatest kings’ palaces from the 19th Century, lots of Navy historicalplaces or just enjoy a relaxed day in the beach, perhaps havingsome surf classes or have a drink by the sea.

Boca do Inferno (Hell’s mouth)

Guincho’s beach

How to get there:Cascais

By foot, by car, from above, during the dayor at night, Lisbon Seashore is wonderful!

Cascais

Known as The Magic Village Sintra is a little townwhere you can breathe history and magic all overthe place.

Quinta da RegaleiraThe property includes a palace and it’s very famous by it’sbeautiful gardens and lakes and also by its mysteries. Manylegends of cults and magic rituals also take place here.

Sintra is also known by its traditionalcandies! If you pass by don’t forget to goto Piriquita, a famous coffee shop whereyou can taste Queijadas (left) andTravesseiros (right)!

Castelo dos MourosThe Muslin Castle was built during the8th and 9th Centuries during the Muslinoccupation of Iberia. Located in the top ofthe hills, the view extends to the Atlanticsea. That’s why during many centuries itwas one of the most important defenseand watching points of Lisbon

Palácio da PenaThis gorgeous and huge palaceis located on the top of thehills of Sintra’s natural park.There you can enjoy itsarchitecture on the outsideand inside, the marvelousrooms from the greatest kingsof Portugal as well as manymasterpieces of Portugueseart and its marvelous gardenssurrounding it.

How to get there:SintraSintra

By car, by bus, by train or by boat, you can

travel to the other side of the Tagus river

and discover Almada.

There you have dozens of kilometres ogbeautiful beaches (S. João da Caparica, Costada Caparica, Fonte da Telha...), ideal to catchsome sun, to surf or to stay in the bars at night.

You can also visit Almada Castle orone of the Miradouros.

There is the famous Cristo Rei,from where you have the mostamazing Lisbon view.

If you feel like going for a walk in thenature, there is an enormous park(Parque da Paz) where you canwalk, run or just relax.

There also is a shopping centre (AlmadaFórum), with shops, restaurants and acinema, ideal for a late night program.

Almada

Festivals

NOS Alive9 -11 July, Oeiras"One of the best festivals in Europe“ Time Out London, 2014NOS Alive is the leading music festival in Portugal and hascaught the rest of the world’s attention due to a singlecombination of an eclectic line up, warm weather and uniquecoastline location.

Super Bock Super Rock16-18 July, Parque das NaçõesThe Super Bock Super Rock 20 years of history,20 years of nonconformity. The Super BockSuper Rock returns to reinvent itself and returnsto Lisbon.

Out JazzBetween May and September, Saturdays and Sundays come to life inLisbon. After a day of work, the beach or even accumulated stress,OUTJAZZ is the solution to calm down, relax and breathe let anyonethrough open spaces, true friends, great music and good atmosphere,

which make the city so happier.

“Santos Populares”It fills animation into the mosttypical corners of the city andbring to the street thousands ofpeople. The nights are animated bystreet parties in theneighborhoods of Lisbon, withmusic and dancing to the rhythm ofpopular songs. Adorned withgarlands and colored globes, thestreets are invaded by the smell ofgrilled sardines and sweet basil.

Bairro Alto is another area of intensenightlife in Lisbon. It is at the top of oneof the seven hills of Lisbon. Through itsstreets, you will be faced with severalrestaurants, bars and fado houses whereyou can party all night.

Cais do sodré is one of the strokes areasof the city, with bars and restaurants to suit all tastes. It is a lively area with good wave, many foreign people and an environment that you will not find in any other European city.

Santos is also one of the most popularnightlife areas of Lisbon, good atmosphereand cheap drink are his strength.

Night Life

Urban BeachSituated by the River Tagus, right infront of Kais restaurant. The terrace,bar, nightclub and restaurant group Khas a smell of the beach. Surroundedby a mirror of water, has chaiseslongues in the sand and spectacularviews of the river, bridge and Christthe King. With a modern, clean décoris the ideal place to have a drink inthe evening or to go dancing. Main

For many years this area was the legendary disco Kapital. It is now divided into three distinct areas, the "Main Zero“ (disco) ,”Main Room“ (refined bar) on the middle floor and "Main Air" rooftop (restaurant).

With an exceptional location opposite the Tagus, Lux is the bar / nightclub in Lisbon that has a better national and international reputation. Lux is a mega-space that spans three floors: nightclub on the ground floor, bar on the first floor with balcony over the river, and roof terrace overlooking the city and the Tagus

Lust in Rio has revolutionized the warm summer nights in Lisbonand has been a success since its opening. For those who love the Portuguese Capital and the true pleasures of life, Lust in Rio provides such a distinctive experience that will take you to travel to the four corners of the world

Disco

Theatres

Theatre TivoliAv. da Liberdade

Theatre D. Maria IISquare D. Pedro VI, Rossio

Theatre S. CarlosStr. Serpa Pinto

Fado’s HouseTasca do Chico

Mesa de FradesO Faia Restaurant Sr. Vinho (Mr. Wine)

Survival – random facts

This is how an eletric outlet

looks in Portugal. Make sure

to bring na adaptor if it is

different in your country

It’s our emergency number!

If you’re not using a portuguese

phone and you want to call a

portuguese number, you have to

write +351 before the number

This is the ATM

symbol and

there is one

ATM machine

in each corner

These are our main supermarkets. Here you can buy food or

other basic things with lot of variety and at low prices

Banks in Portugal close at 3pm,