Chapel dating from the 16th century and converted into a Civil and Property Registry Office in the 19th century. Inside, a notable feature is a set of tiles in the nave.

Big shop with na enormous variety of craftwork from all over the country. Diverse tiles, tableware, embroderies, coppers, are some of the available works.

Bar with wood furniture, alternative music and a space for handicraft sale, where you may find clothes or pipes. Open from 15h to 4h.

Attended mostly by students, this small tavern has regular young clients. It also serves titbits. Open from 18h to 2h and closed on Sunday.

This is one of the oldest esplanades in the city with a beautiful view of the river and the Alfama quarter. It is a great choice for warm, sunny days. Open from 10h to 2h.

This rather attended bar got its name from the theatre play named Damabrigo. It has a rustic decor that bring the London pubs to mind.

Located at the top of one of the city's hills, with a glassed terrace, protected from the wind. It has magnificent views of Lisbon in a pleasant space, ideal for chatting.

Located in on of the typical quarters of the city, this is one of the houses that close late. The inside presents an ancient architecture. Open from 22h to 4h and closed on Tuesday.

This bar is characterized by the Hawaii cuisine and the Latin music. The decoration is related to this island. It has an esplanade viewing the river. Open from 11:30 to 4h.

One of the most animated bars at the docas, where the Latin music is accompanied with the respective decor. It has live music on Sundays.Open from 24 to 4h.