One of the most popular places in Lisbon, Bairro Alto is known as an unmissable passage for anyone visiting the capital. And it is not for nothing! There are those who say that Bairro Alto is not just to be visited: it is to be felt!
It's a favorite place for new entrepreneurial businesses, new trends, and bold and original plans to emerge! Whether for a leisurely stroll during the day or a night of fun, it is one of the highlights of the city.
If you are planning a visit to the city, here is a short itinerary not to be missed in Bairro Alto:
The São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint has one of the most incredible views over the city of Lisbon. Elevador da Glória is one of the most visited attractions in the city. It transports around 3 million people a year, making the connection between Baixa and Bairro Alto.
The viewpoint of Santa Catarina (or Miradouro do Adamastor) has an exclusive view over the Tagus, Baixa and the port.
The Elevador da Bica crosses one of the steepest areas of the city, and is considered one of the most picturesque walks.
For those who enjoy combining fun and history, The Old Pharmacy Wine Inn was created from an old pharmacy. The bar maintains original glass displays with bottles of national wines. And there is an exhibitor for so much wine! Their list has more than 200 different wines! There are those who say, for sure, that there is no better medicine!!
For those who enjoy the flavors of Portuguese food, with a touch of modernity and fusion cuisine, Insólito is an excellent choice! A bohemian space with an incredible view over the river and downtown! The best thing is to make a reservation, as it is a very popular place.
BdMania is a must for comic book lovers. A space where North American comics predominate, also having space for Belgian, Japanese, French and, of course, Portuguese authors!
And for those who are big fans of designer fashion, Atelier Filipe Faísca is by one of the most respected and irreverent designers in Portuguese fashion.
The Museum and Church of São Roque have a bizarre location. The buildings are installed on the land where there was once a cemetery for victims of the plague, in the XNUMXth century. The Church of São Roque is one of the most beautiful churches in the city!
