Portugal Confidential's "Best of Lisbon"

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Lisbon

Perhaps surprising to many, Lisbon is one of the oldestcities in the world, predating such international capitalsas London, Paris and Rome. Phoenicians traded inLisbon, before Romans used the city as a strategic port.Germanic tribes later raided the region, before theywere ousted by Arab Moors. Finally, in 1147, Alfonso Ibesieged the city and once again claimed Lisbon for thePortuguese.

During the Age of Discoveries in the late 15th century,Portugal sent expeditions to the Americas, India andAsia. The seafarers returned with treasures of gold,spices, sugar and textiles, which transformed Lisboninto an international hub for commerce.

This distinctive history of occupation, explorationand trade, fused with centuries-old traditions of thePortuguese people, make Lisbon a city ri ch in cultureand personality. From Manuelian architecture and

stone calada streets, to delicious seafood-basedcuisine and passionate strains of Fado, Lisbon is steepedin old world charm.

Yet, Lisbon is also a vibrant cosmopolitan city. Trendycafes and boutique hotels are abundant. Designershops and art galleries are busy and cultural andpopular events fill the calendar.

By Greg Boegner

Managing Director of

PortugalConfidential.com


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No wonder Lisbon is consistently at the top oftravel experts lists for best European destina-tion and city breaks.

To help us get to know Lisbon better, werecruited Greg Boegner, Founder andManaging Director of online resourcePortugalConfidential.com. As self-proclaimedpurveyor of everything cool in Portugal,no doubt he can provide a fresh look at anold city.

Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and thewesternmost city in continental Europe. Itsits on the edge of the Atlantic, where theTagus River meets the ocean. Seven hillsrise up from the banks of the river, creatingsteep inclined streets and walkways, but alsoproviding beautiful vantage points from a

multitude of locations.There is no city centre, per se, in Lisbon.Many neighbourhoods (or bairros), eachwith their own unique character, stretch outfrom the Praa do Comercio at the river. TheBaixa, perhaps the oldest part of the city, isthe former business centre. Chiado attractshipsters to its fashionable restaurants andtrendy shops. Bairro Alto offers bohemianchic by day, and a bustling bar scene at night.Quaint Alfama leads up to the Castelo SoJorge, with some of the most spectacularviews of the city. And, Parque das Naoes,former dockyards revitalized for the 1998World Exhibition, offer a modern perspectiveof the city.

Every facet of Lisbon has its own story to tell.Museums detail the rich heritage throughart, fashion, carriages, tiles and Asian arte-facts. Ancient ruins reveal former castles,monasteries, aqueducts and catacombs.

Monuments relive histories of navigators,discoveries and conquests. Each caf andevery street uncovers the soul that permeatesthe city.

Explore and enjoy Lisbon.

WHERE TO STAY

Best Hotel

Four Seasons Hotel Ritz

The Four Season Hotel Ritz is considered to beone of grandest hotels in the city. In fact it wasrecently named in the Top 100 Best Hotels inthe World, in a Travel + Leisure readers survey.The 10-floor mid-century design structure sitsatop one of Lisbons seven hills. It enjoys viewsof Eduardo VII Park, St. Georges Moorish Castle,the Old Town and the Tagus River. All roomsare exquisitely decorated and include luxu-rious marble bathrooms. Most have terracesoverlooking the park. Perhaps our favouriteamenity is the rooftop gym and running trackwith 360 views of the city.

www.fourseasons.com/lisbon

Best Boutique Hotel

Hotel Bairro Alto

This sleek 55-room, 5-star boutique hotel sitsat the point where the trendy and fashion-able Chiado neighbourhood meets the artsyand bohemian Bairro Alto district. Built in the18th century, Hotel Bairro Alto was known asa world-class hotel, hosting artists and intel-lects, including famous French actress SarahBernhardt. The hotel was renovated in the21st century, with modern decor and high-technology amenities. The attic (Mansard)rooms with their own design characteristic areguest favourites.

www.bairroaltohotel.com

Best New Hotel

Beautique Hotel Figueira

Cool, boutique, design hotels are springingup all over Portugal. In this case, a 4-starbeautique hotel has sprouted at Praa daFigueira (plaza of the fig tree), in the B aixadistrict. The fig tree figures prominently in thedesign of the Figueira, becoming the soulof the hotel. Superstar interior designer Nini

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Andrade e Silva is the creative mind behindthe concept. She literally shaped the wallsand notched out niches, producing an organiceffect resembling fig tree trunks, branchesand leaves. The 50 rooms are mid-centurymodern in inspiration, with a nod to theearthiness of the 1970s, yet finished in pure21st century comfort.

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Best Hotel in an Old Fortress

Forteleza do Guincho

For three centuries, the Fortaleza do Guinchoin Cascais (outside of Lisbon to the west)stood as security for the people of Portugal.Today, the fortress stands as a meticulouslyremodelled 5-star hotel masterpiece.Architectural elements of the former structureremain in place adding charm and an air ofnobility. Yet, modern amenities secure i tsplace as a contemporary hotel with elegantand boutique qualities. The chambers of theold fortress have all been transformed intoluxury guest rooms with views to the sea. Astay at the Fortaleza do Guincho would notbe complete without having dinner at theirMichelin Star restaurant.

www.fortalezadoguincho.pt

WHERE TO EAT

Best Haute Cuisine

Belcanto

In the 1950s and 60s, Belcanto was Lisbonsmost fashionable restaurant. Decades later,the restaurant fell out of favour and out of site.Just a couple years ago, popular Portuguese

chef Jos Avillez renovated the space, trans-forming Belcanto into a sophisticated cosmo-politan restaurant. In the kitchen, Avillezsinnovative variations on lamb, beef, veal, crab,lobster and ray, earned Belcanto rave reviewsand a Michelin star within the first year of

reopening. Today, Belcanto is once again oneof Lisbons top restaurants.

www.joseavillez.pt

Best Traditional Portuguese

PapAorda

PapAorda is where Portuguese socialites gofor Portuguese food. The small restaurant ona narrow street in the artsy Bairro Alto district,is usually crowded with Portuguese celebri-ties and society sophisticates. The name istaken from one of Portugals favourite dishes:Aorda a stew thickened with bread andseasoned with garlic and coriander. Of course,at PapAorda, aorda is the house specialty.Try the, codfish aorda, or indulge in theAorda Real, made with lobster and shrimp.Be sure to book in advance!

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Best Contemporary Portuguese

Can the Can

In Lisbon, the humble little can of fish iscelebrated as haute cuisine in a cool, modernrestaurant in Terreiro do Pao at the water-front. Chef de Canned Cuisine is KleanthisAkis Konstantinidis, a native of Greece. Akiscreates innovative dishes such as slices ofcod confit with cornbread on a bed of greenssauted with garlic, and grilled beef loin wit holive oil infused with citrus zest, thyme andanchovies. Fado performers entertain on mostevenings.

www.canthecanlisboa.com

Best Trendy Casual

Guilty!

In recent years, Chef Olivier da Costa hasbecome a rock star of cuisine in Portugalwith highly-lauded and extremely popularrestaurants Olivier, Olivier Avenida, and Yakuza.With Guilty!, he turns his attention to casualfood with a twist. The result is an innovative



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menu of salads, burgers, pizzas and pastas,which have both food snobs and budget-watchers grinning. Pizza dough rolls with blacktruffles, ham and cheese are favourites, as is thepappardelle with leito (suckling pig) and snowpeas. At night, the bar becomes a hot spot forhipsters.

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Best Fado Restaurant

Casa de Linhares

Dine amidst rich Portuguese culture at Casade Linhares. Vaulted ceilings, stone pillars and alarge fireplace in the former home of the Countof Linhares is the per fect setting for traditionalcuisine and music. Portuguese variations of fish,beef and pork are on the menu, as are severaloptions to savour the much-loved bacalhau(codfish). The meal is accompanied by well-known and amateur artists performing beau-tiful and passionate Fado. It is an evening thatappeases the appetite and touches the soul.

www.casadelinhares.com

Best Ice Cream

Santinis

In 1949, Italian immigrant Attilio Santini startedproducing handmade gelato from a little shopin Praia do Tamariz. The Portuguese immedi-ately started queuing. Today, ice cream loverscontinue to form lines outside Santini shops inCascais, Estoril and Chiado. The 100% naturalproduct is still made using the original recipes.Flavours change with the seasons, but someoutstanding favourites include: bitter orangewith chocolate, passion fruit, cinnamon, bloodorange and sweet egg with pine nuts.

www.santini.pt

Best Traditional Pastry

Pastel de Belm

Its a little bit touristy, but everyone will tellyou its a must do on any trip to Lisbon. In theBelm neighbourhood of Lisbon, just adjacent

to the beautiful Jernimos Monastery, is a littlecaf that has been producing a prized pastrysince the 1830s. This little puff-pastry tart filledwith a custard cream is the pride of Lisbon.Typically, they are served warm, fresh from theoven. Advice from the locals: sprinkle yourPastel de Belm with cinnamon.

www.pasteisdebelem.pt

NIGHTLIFE

Best Roof Top Bar

Terrace Bar

Trivago.com calls the Terrace Bar at Hotel BairroAlto the 4th Best Hotel Terrace View in theWorld! Its easy to understand why. Sitting onthe sixth floor rooftop, the Terrace Bar offers

stunning views across the city and to the RioTejo. Chill out music is playing and chaiselounges are waiting. The atmosphere is trendy,but with a relaxed vibe. Bring a book for after-noon tea, or come with friends for after workcocktails. Terrace Bar is a perfect location forsunsets.

www.bairroaltohotel.com

Best Cocktails

Cinco Lounge

Cocktail culture is alive and well at this sleeknightspot. Located in Prncipe Real, just ashort walk from the Bairro Alto, Cinco Loungeis a cool hangout to unwind in an uptownatmosphere while sipping on a perfectlyblended beverage. The menu of over 100cocktails includes classics from the 20thcentury as well as innovative new concoctionscreated for modern trendsters. Check out theUtterly Butterfly, made with fresh nutmeg,

butter, apple, cloves, lemon, all spice andElement 8 rum heated up with pressed applejuice, or the Hot Tub, prepared with Pamperorum, Grand Marnier, orange oil and a hint ofcinnamon and flamed in a brandy balloon.

www.cincolounge.com

The Terrace Bar at Hotel Bairro Alto

Can the Can

Casa de Linhares

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Best Disco

Lux Fragil

f youre Madonna, Cameron Diaz or Prince, andyoure in Lisbon for the night, where do youhang? The stylish and fashionable Lux-Frgil, ofcourse. There are two floors of entertainment.Top DJs spin edgy tracks on the ground level,whipping dancers into a frenzy on the largedance floor. Upstairs alternative music sets adifferent tone for guests who want to relax aittle and take in the scenery. Keep going up,

though. On the roof is a terrace with expansiveviews across the river. Hint: Lux-Frgil has avery strict and subjective door policy. For thebest chance at entering, get there between23:00 and 02:00. The busiest arrival time isbetween 2:00 and 3:00.

www.luxfragil.com

Best Live Music

Musicbox

ts a nightclub, music stage, lounge and barall in one space. Its rock and roll. Its cocktailcool. Its party rockin. Its Musicbox in the newlyrevitalized Cais do Sodr neighbourhood.Musicbox programs an agenda of diversemusical acts--sometimes funky, sometimespunk-y, sometimes old school, sometimesfuturistic. Either way, guests are always guar-anteed the freshest acts and great music. Dontmiss the clubs resident band, Cais Sodr FunkConnection, recreating the sound and sensa-tion of the 60s and 70s.

www.musicboxlisboa.com

Best Pub Crawl

Bairro Alto

magine Temple Bar in Dublin, Soho in

London or Bourbon Street in New Orleans,and you will understand the nightly festivitiesn Bairro Alto. In the 16th century, this

neighbourhood was one of the first suburbsof old Lisbon. Today, Bairro Alto is part of thecity centre. It is popular for bohemian-chicshops by day, and a lively bar-after-bar nightlife

late into the morning hours. The typicallyyounger crowd pours into the cobblestonestreets, chatting and mingling as the y hop fromone cool hangout to the next. The fun beginsaround midnight.

SHOP TIL YOU DROP

Best Luxury Labels Shopping

Avenida da Liberdade

Built in the late 1800s and modelled after thewide boulevards of Paris, Avenida da Liberdadeis a majestic avenue in the heart of Lisbon.Ten lanes wide, with pedestrian gardens oneither side, Avenida da Liberdade has becomethe preferred address for luxury retailers.International designers such as Gucci, Prada,

Cartier, Burberry and Armani, all have shopshere, along with many other international andPortuguese labels. Enjoy a long, relaxed strollon the avenue and treat yourself to a littlesomething special.

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Best Boutique Shopping

Chiado

Located between the lower Baixa district andthe higher Bairro Alto, Chiado is Lisbons chicand trendy neighbourhood. Fashionablerestaurants and hip bars share the streets withLisbons coolest shops. International labels suchas Diesel, Boss, G-Star Raw and Hilfigerare here, as are popular Portuguese brandssuch as Ana S alazar, Lanidor, Cubanas and aVida Portuguesa.

Best Concept Shop

Fashion Clinic

If looking for the latest in designer fashionsis on the agenda, but the itinerary leaveslimited time to shop, hop on over to FashionClinic. These concept stores are stocked full ofthe very latest trends in ready-to-wear shoes,

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accessories, perfumes, jewellery, eyewear andmore, from the most popular designer labels.There are two Fashion Clinic locations onAvendia da Liberdade. A shop for women is inthe Tivoli Forum. A companion mens shop isat No. 192.

www.fashionclinic.pt

Best Wine Store

Garrafeira Nacional

Established in 1927, this family-run merchantin Lisbons Baixa district has become theforemost supplier of the rarest Ports, Madeiras,whiskeys, champagnes and cognacs. Over thelast 80 years, they have acquired such a sizableand unique collection of priceless vintagewines and liquors, they decided to create a

museum within the shop. Some bottles dateback to 1795. A must stop for oenophiles.

www.garrafeiranacional.com

Best Book Store

Ler Devagar

Ler devegar is Portuguese for read slowly.Book lovers will want to heed the advice atthis unique space within a reclaimed fabricfactory in the Alcantra neighbourhood. Alarge collection of books in many languages,especially with themes of ar ts and culture, areshelved across two floors. Additional culturalamenities include an art gallery, seminarspace and a caf. Special events andperformances are programmed throughoutevery week.

www.lerdevagar.com

Best Souvenir Shopping

A Vida PortuguesaSo, you need a souvenir but a refrigeratormagnet of a cockrell, or a T-shirt with animage of Cristiano Ronaldo is not what youhave in mind? Step inside A Vida Portuguesain the Chiado. The store celebrates

Portuguese identity with old-style productsthat are still manufactured today. Uniqueitems like soaps, teas, toothpaste, bolts offabric and cake forms are handmade orPortuguese-craf ted. Most gifts are wrapped incharming retro packages.

www.avidaportuguesa.com

CULTURE AGENDA

Best Museum

National Museum of Ancient Art

The Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga is consid-ered to be among one of the most importantart museums in Europe. Works in the museumspan a period from the 12th to 19th centuries,reflecting the history, culture and role played

by Portugal in the world during those eightcenturies. Housed inside the 17th centuryPalcio de Alvor-Pombal (a work of art its elf),the museum includes painting, sculpture,metalwork, textiles, furniture, drawings, andother decorative art forms. Perhaps the mostfamous works in the museum are the SaintVincent Panels, which date from before 1470and are attributed to Nuno Gonalves, courtpainter of King Afonso V.

www.museudearteantiga.pt

Best Modern and ContemporaryMuseum

Berardo Collection

This beautiful facility, located in the CentroCultural de Belm, houses the vast collectionof Madeira-born businessman, art collectorand philanthropist Jos Berardo. All formsof modern and contemporary art fill this

space from art deco and advertising art, tophotography and pop art. Paintings andsculptures in the collection include worksby Dubuffet, Picasso, Warhol, Bacon, Miro,Mondrian and more.

www.berardocollection.com

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Museum of Design & Fashion

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Galeria So MamedeBerardo Collection

Best Funky Museum

Museum of Design & Fashion

MUDE is a unique institution celebratingmodern design of the 20th century.Household items and garments are exhib-ited in chronological themes from art decoto modernism, continuing to pop art andpost-modernism. Represented are productdesigners such as Russel Wright, Jean Prouv,Hans Wegner, Le Corbusier and Charles& Ray Eames. Fashionistas will delight inseeing garments created by style icons AndrCourrges, Paco Rabanne, Vivienne Westwood,Jean Paul Gaultier and John Galliano.

www.mude.pt

Best Art Gallery

Galeria So MamedeGaleria So Mamede is one of Lisbons oldest

and most respected art galleries. Located onRua Escola Politcnica in the elegant PrncipeReal neighbourhood, Galeria So Mamedespecializes in Portuguese modernism andcontemporary movements. Establishednational artists are well represented viapaintings, sculptures, drawings, ceramics andphotography. Yet, new, innovative talent isalso given opportunity to express and impress.

DONT MISS

Best Lift

Santa Justa Elevator

The Santa Jus to Elevator is one of Lis bonsmost interesting, and perhaps, beloved,

landmarks. It was built in 1902 as a meansof transportation between the high BairroAlto and the lower Baixa business district.

The steel frame architec ture and closeresemblance to Paris Eiffel Tower canbe attributed to Portugal-born Frencharchitect Raoul de Mesnier du Ponsard (whocoincidentally, was an apprentice of GustaveEiffel). The elevator ride only takes about aminute, but its worth the experienceandthe steps saved.

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Best Attraction

Lisbon Oceanrio

The Oceanrio is an homage to Portugalsclose relationship to the sea. Built forthe Lisbon World Exhibition in 1998, theOceanrio continues to delight visitors today.Multiple tanks around the building offer a

global perspective of sea life, including manyvarieties of fish, crustaceans, mollusks andmarine mammals. The highlight, no doubt,

is the massive central tank, completelysurrounding visitors.

www.oceanario.pt

Best Historical Landmark

Jernimos Monastery

500 years ago, this monastery was the site of amodest chapel used by seafarers to pray beforedeparting and after arriving from their perilousjourneys. In1496, King Manuel transformedthe site into this remarkable structure as aprayer to the Virgin of Belm, for the successof Vasco da Gamas voyage to India. Today,the monastery stands as a monument to thegreat navigators who lead the PortugueseDiscoveries. Due to its historical significance aswell as fine examples of Portuguese sculpture

and architecture, UNECO has designated themonastery a World Heritage site.

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Best Day Trip

Sintra

There are many reasons to take thehalf-hour drive or train trip to the north-western village of Sintra. Ruins of an8th century Moorish castle survive asreminder of the Portugals Arab past.The Palcio da Pena is a stunning 19thcentury castle built by monarchs as asummer retreat. The Chalet CondessadEdla is an alpine-influenced structuremade for the Countess as a recreationalhouse. The village of Sintra is honouredby UNESCO as the first centre for 19thcentury European Romantic architec-ture. But, perhaps our favourite reasonto visit Sintra is to savour the queijadas

(sweet cheese cakes) and travesseiros(almond pastries) at Casa Piriquita.

www.parquesdesintra.pt

FUN FOR KIDS

Best Play Day

Kidzania

KidZania is a small-scale city built insidea safe facility for kids aged 3-15. Herethey pretend play in a highly-realisticadult environment. Kids check-in atan airport gateway, and proceed to amake-believe world, participating inover 60 different professions. Activitie sas diverse as banking and nursing, tocooking and TV producing, are designedto be both fun and educational.

www.kidzania.pt

Best Unique ExperienceThe Doll Hospital

Since 1830, dolls of all kinds, fromantique cardboard to modern Barbies,have been brought to the Lis bon DollHospital when they need special atten-

tion. Caregivers attend to the specialneeds of each mishandled or damageddoll, with the utmost in care and love.Kids can observe restoration of brokenlimbs or loose stuffing, as well as see alarge selection of dolls clothes, shoesand wigs. An onsite Toy Museumdisplays many types of playthings fromtimes past.

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Greg Boegner is an American contentproducer and marketing executiveliving in the Algarve, Portugal. With abackground that includes producingspace shuttle TV at NASA in Houston,

acquiring films and developing homevideo programming at Warner Bros.and Fox in Los Angeles, and supervisingchildrens content for eKids Internet inSan Francisco, Greg is now focusing oninternational business and media from hisEuropean base.

As Founder and Managing Director ofPortugalConfidential.com, Greg is devel-oping an intellectual property around thepromotion of Portugal as a contemporaryand trendy destination. With originalonline content and ancillary products,such as the recently published ebook,Haute and Cool Cuisine in Portugal, thePortugal Confidential brand is quicklygaining acceptance by those searchingfor everything cool and current aboutPortugal.

Greg has recently launched a companionsite, Portugal-LOL.com, Everything FUNfor Kids in Portugal.

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