For first-timers, the best neighborhoods to stay in Lisbon are Baixa and Chiado. These areas offer easy access to attractions, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of fun places you can get to on foot.

That way, you can avoid walking uphill from Baixa. Together, the Rossio/Baixa/Chiado neighborhoods form the center of Lisbon's tourist districts, sandwiched between Bairro Alto to the west ...

Want to spend the perfect 4 days in Lisbon? This guest guide by Hannah of That Adventurer has you covered, and I’ve added ...

One word of caution: Lisbon's Tram 28 and the Santa Justa Elevator ... if your hotel is located in the Rossio, Baixa and Chiado neighborhoods. Just make sure you're equipped with a good pair ...

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By the Wine’s arched ceiling is undoubtedly its most striking design feature: row after row of green-glass wine bottles that reinforce the raison d'être of this bar in the trendy Chiado ...

If you're looking for your next European mini-break and fancy a trip to Portugal's cool capital, then you've come to the ...