The best of Lisbon is in the most typical neighborhoods. In your people. In the little shops. In the restaurants and in all the colors, sounds and smells that shape the capital of Portugal.

Campo de Ourique:  Campo de Ourique is a village within the city. In this neighborhood trust the grocery stores with the most delicious fruits in town, and dont be surprised if you see the locals meet and greet! Discover the unmissable market of Campo de Ourique and enjoy a ride on tram 28.

Bairro Alto:  Arguably the most famous neighborhood in Lisbon. You will find a vibrant nightlife along the steep cobbled streets and streets. The bars are endless and endless nights. Undoubtedly a meeting place for those who want the more social side of the city.

Martim Moniz / Quartermaster:  Martim Moniz is the citys most multicultural neighborhood. From Indian shops with the richest food to the typical Portuguese tavern with the best ginginha, you can find it all.

Alfama:  From the most typical neighborhoods of Lisbon. Mother house of Fado and eternal winner of the popular marches of Lisbon. From São Jorge Castle, on top of Lisbon, to Casa dos Bicos, on the riverside, it breathes tradition. Often the sound of the Portuguese guitar, the tiles to cover the walls of the houses and the typical doors open in a very parochial atmosphere.

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