Lisbon

Lisbon has 14 neighbourhoods and 527 places. It is a hill city, so the list climbs with the streets: pastéis de nata and cheap lunches in Baixa, old cafes in Chiado, and a drink by the garden square in Príncipe Real. Baixa has the most on 78, then Chiado on 73 and Príncipe Real on 49.

Start here

Busiest neighborhoods first.

78 places

Baixa

Baixa is the flat grid between Rossio and the river, and it is better for eating than for sightseeing.

73 places

Chiado

Chiado is where Lisbon shops and then eats well.

49 places

Príncipe Real

Príncipe Real is the polished end of the hill.

Where you eat

1 guides

Bairro Alto

fado houses, rooftops and cocktails on steep streets

2 guides

Cais do Sodré

a food hall, Pink Street and late-night bars

1 guides

Alfama

fado dinners, miradouros and grilled fish

1 guides

Campo de Ourique

a covered food market, neighbourhood bars and a bookshop

1 guides

Avenidas Novas

the Gulbenkian museum and its gardens

1 guides

Amoreiras

charcoal piri-piri chicken, Neapolitan pizza and rooftop views

Where you shop

1 guides

Santos

salt cod, Middle Eastern lunches and brunch

1 guides

Graça

viewpoints, natural wine and hilltop gardens

Everything else

3 guides

Santa Catarina

a hilltop sunset bar, brunch cafes and tacos

2 guides

Saldanha

ramen, Thai bowls and a Banksy museum

1 guides

Avenida da Liberdade

an underground jazz club, hotel rooftops and seafood

A neighborhood shows up here once we hold enough places in one category to make a guide out of it. Lisbon has 14 of them today.