Most reviewed places in Lisbon, Portugal

11th-century, hilltop Moorish castle & royal residence with palace ruins & archaeological museum.

Cast-iron elevator with filigree details, built in 1902 to connect lower streets with Carmo Square.

🫤 Extremely overpriced, please beware that this is the bougie grocery store in Lisbon and that many items are double or even triple the price that they are at other stores like LIDL, for the exact same item and/or quality!! However, this place is good if you are looking for specific spices or ingredi...

Sloped, scenic park featuring tree-lined walking paths, manicured lawns & distant water views.

This popular observation deck with a pergola offers dramatic views of Lisbon & the Tagus River.

Earthquakes have led to this cathedral being rebuilt many times in different architectural styles.

This sizable, landscaped terrace with a fountain offers panoramic views of the city.

Quaint city square & popular meeting spot with monumental statue of the legendary 16th-century poet.

Located in a churchyard, this highest point in the neighborhood offers panoramic views of the city.

Ornate 18th-century triumphal arch with sculpted figures & views over the city center.

Tranquil urban gardens with walking paths, lakes, diverse birds & a cafe in a picturesque setting.

Rock ’n’ roll-themed chain with a high-energy vibe serving burgers & American classics.

Ruined Gothic church destroyed by an earthquake in 1755, with an evocative roofless nave & museum.

Displays of art from Greek to Roman & Asian to European, plus gardens, shop & restaurant.

Lisbon's lively central plaza with a wavy cobblestone pattern, 2 baroque fountains & busy cafes.

Upscale stores & eateries in a 12-story office building with indoor parking & a panoramic elevator.

Lush public garden with an iconic cypress tree in its center, plus a playground & frequent events.

Small, low-key subterranean shopping center with a modest mix of retail stores & a food court.

This popular terrace offers dramatic, panoramic views of city rooftops & the water beyond.

17th-century baroque church turned into modern-day mausoleum for tombs of national celebrities.