Quartieri di Lisbon
Ogni angolo di Lisbon racconta una storia diversa. Esplora la nostra guida curata ai quartieri più affascinanti della città.
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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.