Stadtviertel in Lisbon
Jede Ecke von Lisbon erzählt eine andere Geschichte. Unser kuratierter Guide zu den fesselndsten Stadtvierteln.
Unsicher, welches Stadtviertel zu Ihnen passt?
Stadtviertel vergleichen
Chiado
Lisbon's literary heart of theatres, historic cafés and quietly elegant shopfronts.
Graça / Mouraria
The lived-in hill where fado was born, full of steep lanes, terraces and tascas.
Príncipe Real
Lisbon's most tasteful quarter of concept stores, garden kiosks and restored mansions.
Avenida / Marquês de Pombal
Lisbon's grand boulevard of flagship boutiques, mosaic pavements and shaded kiosks.
Baixa / Rossio
The earthquake-era grid of riverfront squares, arcades and patterned pavements.
Belém
The riverside district of monasteries, museums and the famous custard tarts.
Cais do Sodré / Bica
A reformed port quarter of late bars, a riverside market and the Bica funicular climb.
Campo de Ourique
The calm residential plateau Lisboners themselves would choose, with a fine covered market.
Marvila / Beato
Eastern warehouse district of craft breweries, galleries and a rising creative scene.
Estrela / Lapa
Quiet western slopes of a domed basilica, a romantic garden and discreet mansions.
Alfama
The oldest quarter, a maze of stairs, fado houses and sudden viewpoints below the castle.
Arroios / Anjos
Dense, diverse central neighbourhoods that have become Lisbon's most interesting kitchen.