Love pastel de natas? Make a pilgrimage to their birthplace, Antiga Confeitaria de Belém. Since 1837, this famous bakery has followed a recipe from nearby Jerónimos Monastery. Pop in and grab one...

Venture deep into the hills of Lisbon to discover Bairro Alto, the city's nightlife heartland. Everything from swish wine bars and traditional watering holes line this neighbourhood's cobbled streets. It's...

Perched atop a hill overlooking the city, 11th-century Castelo de São Jorge is a masterclass of Moorish architecture. Wander the cobbled street up to the fortress and head through the thick walls, where...

This is a shopping centre like you've never seen before. Housed inside a 19th-century neo-Moorish palace, Embaixada is a dazzling place to sightsee and get your retail fix in one fell sweep. The grand arcade...

You can't visit Lisbon without tasting the city's traditional tipple. A sweet cherry liqueur, ginja is served straight and one shot costs around €1.50. Head to A Ginjinha, the home of the drink, for an...

A market since 1892, Mercado da Ribeira now takes a different guise as Time Out Market Lisboa. If you're a foodie, this is undoubtedly one of the best places to dine while in the city. Under one roof you can...