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Late Gothic Manueline-style monastery housing archaeology & maritime museums in its wings.

Large, airy bakery cafe offering Portuguese baked goods including tarts & breads.

Statue built in 1940 and made permanent in 1960 to mark 500 years since Henry the Navigator's death.

Museum in an old riverside power station, with renewable energy & electrical phenomena exhibits.

Cozy, rustic restaurant with a terrace & city views serving familiar regional dishes & wine.

Scenic viewpoint with panoramic city views of traditional Alfama houses with red roofs & churches.

11th-century, hilltop Moorish castle & royal residence with palace ruins & archaeological museum.

Earthquakes have led to this cathedral being rebuilt many times in different architectural styles.

Historic open-fronted bar for a pip-spitting crowd sipping local ginjinha cherry-like liqueur.

Waterside public plaza with a notable arch & statue, lined with outdoor cafes & shopping venues.

Ornate 18th-century triumphal arch with sculpted figures & views over the city center.

Cast-iron elevator with filigree details, built in 1902 to connect lower streets with Carmo Square.

Bright, contemporary restaurant, cafe & bar with a Portuguese menu in 18th-century palace stables.

Displays of art from Greek to Roman & Asian to European, plus gardens, shop & restaurant.

Ornate, Baroque, 18th-century church with twin bell towers, housing Queen Maria I's tomb.

Located in a churchyard, this highest point in the neighborhood offers panoramic views of the city.

High-end Portuguese cuisine, rich with fish & seafood but with meat too, in a family-style setting.