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Lisbon is not overrated by any means. This was our second visit, enjoyed it much more than the first time.
Lots of steps, but lots of really good places to eat and drink. We found it inexpensive (less than €40 for a good meal for two with plenty of wine), great fun, the atmosphere was just great, and overall a brilliant part of town for...More
A wonderful area of lisbon that is filled with lots of little streets and bars. A great place to wander and explore all the streets to find the little gem.
lot of small casual bars with a young crowd. lively place to go for drinks if in Lisbon. we went post dinner - love the gin cocktails in the bars
Bairro Alto is an interesting historic district to explore. Less touristy and crowded than Alfama, it has some colourful alleys and impressive graffiti. Beware that streets are steep and narrow.
Dynamic place where you can hop from one club to the next, have some snack somewhere, listen to fado, find art exhibitions, no limitations.
Bairro Alto stands proudly as one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Lisbon, having withstood even the harshest 1755 Lisbon Earthquake. Latest commercial use - served as the largest Press hub in the country until the second half of the XX century. Today it harbours one...More
People drinking and having a great time all over the place specially the tiny streets. They move from one bar to another to enjoy the specialties of the bars.
One of the most beautiful places in Lisbon, Just walk in there with time and at night true fun specially for young people but many fado restaurants too for more quiet visitors.
Really fun spot to come and explore at night. Grab a few drinks and sample some street food. Even on off nights, there's always a party to be found. Best bifana I had in Lisbon was made by guys dressed up in Mario/Luigi costumes (big...More
