Archive for the 'Terrace' Category
Elegant shopping street Rua Garrett, that leads from the Baixa to Chiado, is named after the author and poet Joao Almedia Garrett (1799-1854). The area is also an important cultural area, with several museums and theatres.
Rua Garett, June 2008. On the background cafe ‘A Brasileira’ terrace. You will see young locals here just socialising or window shopping.
The most famous street of Lisbon, […]
July 18th, 2008 | Posted in Architecture, Baixa Chiado, Coffee culture, Drinks, History, Lisbon city center, Maps, Places to go, Restaurants, Rua Garrett, Shopping, Terrace, Walking around, cafe | No Comments
Parque Príncipe Real (Real Prince), near Bairro Alto, is a wonderful park. This century-old cedar ‘umbrella’ tree is really amazing! At night Park Principe Real is one of the most popular and safest cruising areas in the city.
Laid out in 1860 with lots of exotic plants, the garden hosts a handicraft- and ecological products bazaar on specific days […]
July 13th, 2008 | Posted in Architecture, Bairro Alto, Drinks, Gay, History, Lisbon city center, Places to go, Principe Real, Romantic, Shopping, Terrace, Walking around | 1 Comment
Walking around in Lisbon is even better after spring has sprung. The streets, squares, parks and avenues are even more beautiful now that the jacarandas are beginning to blossom. Originally from South America, these trees of the Bignoniaceae family arrived in Lisbon in the mid-17th century and ever since, between May and June when they’re […]
July 10th, 2008 | Posted in Lisbon city center, Lisbon people, Principe Real, Remarkable, Shopping, Terrace, Walking around, antiques | No Comments
Take the ferry from Lisbons’ Cais do Sodré (every 10 minutes) to Cacilhas at the other side of the river Tagus. A boat trip is always fun! (Returnticket 1,20 euro)
Cais do Sodré, boat to Cacilhas (near the railway station)
Cacilhas is a picturesque neighbourhood in the banks of the river best known by its Cervejarias (traditional beer […]
July 10th, 2008 | Posted in Breathtaking views, Cristo Rei statue, Ferry river Tejo, Fish, Food, History, Lisbon's lovely light, Maps, Restaurants, Seafood, Tejo river, Terrace, Walking around | 1 Comment
Opened in October 2005, the A Outra Face da Lua (’the other side of the moon’) shop has an exclusive selection of vintage clothing and accessories, recycled clothing by Carla Belchior, wallpaper, tin toys, Melissa shoes and traditional Portuguese products like Clarim soap and Bordalo Pinheiro products.
Amidst all these special products you can sit down […]
April 30th, 2008 | Posted in Baixa Chiado, Bars, Drinks, Food, Places to go, Restaurants, Shopping, Terrace, vintage | No Comments
For the most breathtaking views of the Tagus and Lisbon, walk the esplanades and climb the ramparts of the old castle of São Jorge (English: Castle of Saint George), located on the highest of the seven hills of the historic centre of the city. It is one of the main historical and tourist sites.
Although the […]
March 20th, 2008 | Posted in Castelo Sao Jorge, History, Places to go, Terrace | 2 Comments
Certainly one of the favourite places of many Lisbon locals and visitors of the city. The entrance of Cafe Noobai is located on Miradoura de Santa Catarina, also known as Adamastor. This bar and restaurant is certainly worth a visit because of the wonderful view over the Tejo river side, the relaxed ambience and the […]
March 20th, 2008 | Posted in Bars, Breathtaking views, Drinks, Places to go, Restaurants, Terrace | No Comments
‘Adamastor’ is a popular gathering place in Lisbon which is officially called the Miradouro de Santa Catarina. From this vista point you have the most breathtaking views of the Tagus river, the 25th of April Bridge and the Cristo Rei monument.
There is a small terrace with a small bar serving drinks and toasted sandwiches. Around […]
March 14th, 2008 | Posted in Breathtaking views, History, Places to go, Tejo river, Terrace | No Comments