This popular Lisbon nightclub features Fado, the traditional music of Portugal.

The major venue where opera productions are staged during the September to June season, as well as classical concerts year round.

Traditional restaurant/club where you can dine to the romantic sounds of fado.

This nightspot is the place to go for its sophisticated crowd and wide variety of music: choose from three levels with different music on each.

Part of the World EXPO in Portugal is this rail station featuring a glass roof for panoramic views of EXPO grounds, and which consists of an inter-modal platform connecting metropolitan and regional trains with local taxis and buses.

This great restaurant is not far off the famous 28 tram route and a couple of streets away form the Sau Justa Elevator. The Rua da Trinade (Bairro Alto, Lisboa) is a bit rough looking, but is far from

Lisbon's neighborhood known for its lively nightspots, especially if you're looking for dancing and music until the wee hours.

Whether you are looking for Retro or contemporary style, drop in at this well-known furniture retailer for some of the more traditional or cutting-edge looks.

Located on the Rua Atalaia, this shop specializes in Moroccan arts and crafts.

Located in the art deco building of the Gare Maritma de Alcantara, this popular salsa disco boasts a large terrace overlooking the river.

Looking for an evening out to do some drinking, dancing and listening to some reggae and funk? Consider stopping by at this popular club.

With a lot of Techno and Acid, this is one of the most eccentric dance clubs in Lisbon.

When in Belém, drop in at this riverside disco that also offers a decent restaurant.

Stop in at this popular restaurant/bar and enjoy delicious local dishes such as Clams "A Bulhao Pato" or Grouper "Fragateira Style."