Best Destination City Break in Europe for five consecutive years, a capital highlighted in all the international media, a destination chosen by thousands of visitors, Lisbon is a girl and young woman full of charm and character, a city of seven hills which are wonderful to wander through by foot or tram. With very diverse proposals, it presents the modern infrastructure of a cosmopolitan city, a balmy climate all year round, a unique atmosphere, a fantastic nightlife and a splendid cultural offer.
Lisbon is one of the most ancient cities of the world, rich in cultural and architectural heritage, with traditions that have become worldwide brands, such as fado and popular festivities. In the centre are vibrant theatres, museums, shops and restaurants. On the river banks, terraced areas to let the time pass by and boats to embark on a trip along the Tejo. A city to keep in our memory… To come and return to the NAU Hotels & Resorts, to discover The Vintage Lisboa, right in the middle of the city, only 300 meters walking from Avenida da Liberdade.
Central Lisbon
In the heart of Lisbon lies an oasis of luxury, tranquility and relaxation.
With a prime location in the center of Lisbon, between Avenida da Liberdade and the Bairro Alto, the hotel The Vintage Lisboa is the starting point for exploring all that the city offers, the fantastic nightlife, the unique cultural offer, the most luxurious brands stores in the world, theaters and historical cafés.
Only 300 meters separate the hotel to Avenida da Liberdade, the main artery of the portuguese capital that allows you to explore this vibrant and cosmopolitan city.
WHAT TO DO IN LISBON
The privileged location of The Vintage Lisboa in central Lisbon allows you to explore the city and its main sights, its most emblematic neighborhoods and major attractions like downtown, Rossio, the theaters and cultural heritage.
Alone or in good company, accept our suggestions and explore Lisbon in an intense experience of great memories.
Avenida da Liberdade
Considered one of the main and the most cosmopolitan avenue of Lisbon, Av. da Liberdade is an authentic catwalk of fashion and luxury stores, connecting Praça dos Restauradores to Praça do Marquês de Pombal.
Shop until you drop in the sophisticated collections of Prada, Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors or enjoy yourself in the Hard Rock Café and various places offering entertainment.
Considered one of the main and the most cosmopolitan avenue of Lisbon, Av. da Liberdade is an authentic catwalk of fashion and luxury stores, connecting Praça dos Restauradores to Praça do Marquês de Pombal.
Shop until you drop in the sophisticated collections of Prada, Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors or enjoy yourself in the Hard Rock Café and various places offering entertainment.
Bairro Alto
One of the most mythical neighbourhoods of Lisbon and the most visited. This is where everything happens, narrow and picturesque streets in which to discover bars, restaurants and shops.
Visiting Bairro Alto is recommended by foot. In the evening, enjoy the Lisbon nightlife and lose yourself in the animated bars, experience the traditional restaurants and fado.
One of the most mythical neighbourhoods of Lisbon and the most visited. This is where everything happens, narrow and picturesque streets in which to discover bars, restaurants and shops.
Visiting Bairro Alto is recommended by foot. In the evening, enjoy the Lisbon nightlife and lose yourself in the animated bars, experience the traditional restaurants and fado.
St. Jorge Castle
The St. Jorge Castle is one of the symbols of Lisbon, located atop one of the Lisbon hills from where it reaches a magnificent view overlooking the city and the Tagus river. This emblematic monument dates back to the X-XI centuries and was conquered from the Moors by D. Afonso Henriques in 1147.
Schedule - closed on Mondays
1 November to 28 February (Closed - 24, 25 and 31 December and January 1) – 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
1 March to 31 October (Closed - 1 May) – 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Admission Fee: Single Ticket: 8,50€
The St. Jorge Castle is one of the symbols of Lisbon, located atop one of the Lisbon hills from where it reaches a magnificent view overlooking the city and the Tagus river. This emblematic monument dates back to the X-XI centuries and was conquered from the Moors by D. Afonso Henriques in 1147.
Schedule - closed on Mondays
1 November to 28 February (Closed - 24, 25 and 31 December and January 1) – 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
1 March to 31 October (Closed - 1 May) – 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Admission Fee: Single Ticket: 8,50€
Rossio
One of the main tourist points of Lisbon, one of the most charming squares to visit during your stay. Located in the Baixa (downtown) quite close to Santa Justa Lift - another place not be missed by any tourist visiting the capital.
One of the main tourist points of Lisbon, one of the most charming squares to visit during your stay. Located in the Baixa (downtown) quite close to Santa Justa Lift - another place not be missed by any tourist visiting the capital.
Explore Lisbon by Tuk Tuk
Discover the city of Lisbon in a different and original way. Exploring Lisbon by Tuk Tuk allows you to venture into streets, alleys, small squares where only the Tuks Tuk can pass.
Inquire about the various routes of Tuk Tuk in Lisbon at the hotel's reception.
Discover the city of Lisbon in a different and original way. Exploring Lisbon by Tuk Tuk allows you to venture into streets, alleys, small squares where only the Tuks Tuk can pass.
Inquire about the various routes of Tuk Tuk in Lisbon at the hotel's reception.
Museums
Lisbon, the city of seven hills, has over fifty museums to discover that span many arts such as painting, music, sculpture, science and history of Portugal.
Be sure to visit the National Museum of Ancient Art, the National Coach Museum, the Berardo Collection Museum, the Electricity Museum, the Marinha Museum, National Museum of Archaeology, Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, among many others.
Lisbon, the city of seven hills, has over fifty museums to discover that span many arts such as painting, music, sculpture, science and history of Portugal.
Be sure to visit the National Museum of Ancient Art, the National Coach Museum, the Berardo Collection Museum, the Electricity Museum, the Marinha Museum, National Museum of Archaeology, Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, among many others.
Historic Belem District
Only a short walk from the hotel Palácio do Governador, the historic district of Belém, is one of the places to visit in Lisbon.
In Belém explore the most emblematic monuments of Lisbon, museums and charismatic cafés and treat yourself with the famous Belém's pastries (Pastéis de Belém).
Only a short walk from the hotel Palácio do Governador, the historic district of Belém, is one of the places to visit in Lisbon.
In Belém explore the most emblematic monuments of Lisbon, museums and charismatic cafés and treat yourself with the famous Belém's pastries (Pastéis de Belém).
Tower of Belém
Located on the bank of the Tagus River, the Tower of Belém is one of the most iconic landmarks of Lisbon.
Classified as World Heritage by UNESCO since 1983, on July 7 of 2007 was elected as one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal.
Schedule - closed on Mondays
Octuber tp April
From 10:00 am untill 05:30 (last entrance at 05:00 pm)
May to September
From 10:00 am to 06:30 (last entrance at 05:00)
Admission Fee: Single Ticket 6€
Located on the bank of the Tagus River, the Tower of Belém is one of the most iconic landmarks of Lisbon.
Classified as World Heritage by UNESCO since 1983, on July 7 of 2007 was elected as one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal.
Schedule - closed on Mondays
Octuber tp April
From 10:00 am untill 05:30 (last entrance at 05:00 pm)
May to September
From 10:00 am to 06:30 (last entrance at 05:00)
Admission Fee: Single Ticket 6€
Jeronimos Monastery
Masterpiece of Portuguese architecture of the sixteenth century, the Monastery of Jeronimos is located in one of the premium areas of Lisbon in the historic district of Belém, a historic and monumental setting next to the River Tagus.
Erected in the early sixteenth century by King Manuel I, the Monastery of Jeronimos honors the important role of the Portuguese discoveries. This monument constitutes an striking example of the Manueline style (combination of Gothic and Renaissance), containing national and religious Portuguese symbols, nautical motifs, plants and exotic animals.
Schedule - closed on Mondays
October to April
From 10:00 am to 05:30 pm (last entrance 05:00 pm)
May to September
From 10:00 am to 06:30 (last entrance at 06:00 pm)
Admission Fee: Single Ticket: 10€
Masterpiece of Portuguese architecture of the sixteenth century, the Monastery of Jeronimos is located in one of the premium areas of Lisbon in the historic district of Belém, a historic and monumental setting next to the River Tagus.
Erected in the early sixteenth century by King Manuel I, the Monastery of Jeronimos honors the important role of the Portuguese discoveries. This monument constitutes an striking example of the Manueline style (combination of Gothic and Renaissance), containing national and religious Portuguese symbols, nautical motifs, plants and exotic animals.
Schedule - closed on Mondays
October to April
From 10:00 am to 05:30 pm (last entrance 05:00 pm)
May to September
From 10:00 am to 06:30 (last entrance at 06:00 pm)
Admission Fee: Single Ticket: 10€
CCB - Belém Cultural Center
Situated in front of Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Cultural Centre is an architectural facility overflowing with cultural proposals, from cinema to opera, from ballet and dance to theatre or any musical genre, promotes exhibitions and also operates as a conference and meeting centre.
The construction of Belém Cultural Centre was decided in 1988 due to the need to host the Portuguese presidency of the European Union, and simultaneously to function as a centre for stimulating and driving cultural and leisure activities. After fulfilling this first function, it was transformed in a cultural and conference centre in 1993.
Currently, the CCB is home to the distinguished Berardo Museum, a reference museum in Lisbon, where the best of modern and contemporary art can be enjoyed.
For further information on its cultural agenda, consult the hotel reception.
Situated in front of Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Cultural Centre is an architectural facility overflowing with cultural proposals, from cinema to opera, from ballet and dance to theatre or any musical genre, promotes exhibitions and also operates as a conference and meeting centre.
The construction of Belém Cultural Centre was decided in 1988 due to the need to host the Portuguese presidency of the European Union, and simultaneously to function as a centre for stimulating and driving cultural and leisure activities. After fulfilling this first function, it was transformed in a cultural and conference centre in 1993.
Currently, the CCB is home to the distinguished Berardo Museum, a reference museum in Lisbon, where the best of modern and contemporary art can be enjoyed.
For further information on its cultural agenda, consult the hotel reception.
Pastéis de Belém
Whoever visits Belém simply must taste its famous custard cream tartlets at the factory which produced the original recipe of the pastel de Belém. A world famous pastry which is eaten hot and crispy. The problem is just eating one…
Open every day from 8:00 am to 11:00pm, this is an excellent place to relax while wandering around Belém.
Whoever visits Belém simply must taste its famous custard cream tartlets at the factory which produced the original recipe of the pastel de Belém. A world famous pastry which is eaten hot and crispy. The problem is just eating one…
Open every day from 8:00 am to 11:00pm, this is an excellent place to relax while wandering around Belém.
Lisbon Zoo
Lisbon Zoo is one of those programmes for the entire family that cannot be missed. The zoo is home to around 2000 animals covering approximately 300 species, including mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians.
With special activities for children, presentations and interactions with animals, it's worthwhile visiting this one which is considered the best Zoo of Portugal.
The Zoo ticket includes all the presentations and attractions, except the Zoo Train. The ticket for this attraction can only be acquired at the Zoo.
Up to 2 years old - Free of charge
3 to 11 years (a) - 14€
65 years or more (a)- 19,50€
65 anos ou mais (a) - 15,50€
Group (b) - 17,50€
(a) Subject to presentation of identity card or citizen card.
(b) Special price for groups of 15 or more people, value of the ticket per person.
Lisbon Zoo is one of those programmes for the entire family that cannot be missed. The zoo is home to around 2000 animals covering approximately 300 species, including mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians.
With special activities for children, presentations and interactions with animals, it's worthwhile visiting this one which is considered the best Zoo of Portugal.
The Zoo ticket includes all the presentations and attractions, except the Zoo Train. The ticket for this attraction can only be acquired at the Zoo.
Up to 2 years old - Free of charge
3 to 11 years (a) - 14€
65 years or more (a)- 19,50€
65 anos ou mais (a) - 15,50€
Group (b) - 17,50€
(a) Subject to presentation of identity card or citizen card.
(b) Special price for groups of 15 or more people, value of the ticket per person.
Casinos in Lisboa
Lisbon has two casinos offering a series of entertainment, leisure and cultural services, musical shows, restaurants and bars, as well as gaming tables and slot machines. Whether visiting Lisbon Casino or Estoril Casino, both are excellent places to relax and socialise.
Lisbon has two casinos offering a series of entertainment, leisure and cultural services, musical shows, restaurants and bars, as well as gaming tables and slot machines. Whether visiting Lisbon Casino or Estoril Casino, both are excellent places to relax and socialise.
Sintra
Sintra, romantic and picturesque town located 25 km from Belém, is one of the wonders of Portugal whose luxuriant landscape is World Heritage, classified by UNESCO in 1992. A town steeped in history, inviting an immersion into the eighteen and nineteenth centuries.
Capital of romanticism, Sintra enchanted artists who eternalised the town through literature and music, such as Eça de Queirós, Lord Byron and Richard Strauss.
Visitors to Sintra are never left indifferent to the charms of this town. The exuberant hills of Sintra conceal numerous treasures to explore, from its gardens to parks, from imposing palaces to chalets and stately homes, from its narrow streets to traditional sweet pastries. This site, due to its slightly milder climate attracted the nobility and elite of Portugal, who built their sophisticated and extravagant residences with enormous areas of garden. Due to this variety of styles and spaces, Sintra is a highly sought after tourist destination for anyone visiting Lisbon. Visits not to be missed include Pena Palace, the magnificent Monserrate Palace, the Moorish Castle or the surprising Quinta da Regaleira.
A visit to Sintra is not complete without a stroll through the centre of town, its streets and shops, and a tasting of the local sweet pastries, such as the Sintra queijadas or famous Periquita travesseiros from the cake shop giving its name.
Sintra, romantic and picturesque town located 25 km from Belém, is one of the wonders of Portugal whose luxuriant landscape is World Heritage, classified by UNESCO in 1992. A town steeped in history, inviting an immersion into the eighteen and nineteenth centuries.
Capital of romanticism, Sintra enchanted artists who eternalised the town through literature and music, such as Eça de Queirós, Lord Byron and Richard Strauss.
Visitors to Sintra are never left indifferent to the charms of this town. The exuberant hills of Sintra conceal numerous treasures to explore, from its gardens to parks, from imposing palaces to chalets and stately homes, from its narrow streets to traditional sweet pastries. This site, due to its slightly milder climate attracted the nobility and elite of Portugal, who built their sophisticated and extravagant residences with enormous areas of garden. Due to this variety of styles and spaces, Sintra is a highly sought after tourist destination for anyone visiting Lisbon. Visits not to be missed include Pena Palace, the magnificent Monserrate Palace, the Moorish Castle or the surprising Quinta da Regaleira.
A visit to Sintra is not complete without a stroll through the centre of town, its streets and shops, and a tasting of the local sweet pastries, such as the Sintra queijadas or famous Periquita travesseiros from the cake shop giving its name.
EVENTS NOT TO BE MISSED IN LISBON
Lisbon, luminous city of a thousand charms, one of the most enthralling and sophisticated European cities, presents a fantastic nightlife and a unique cultural offer. Keep up with the events not to be missed in this vibrant city.
Exhibiton Debaixo dos Nossos Pés
Museu de Lisboa - Torreão Poente This exhibition is the invitation of the Museum of Lisbon to look at the ground we step on and we have stepped on, approaching a theme rarely explored: the techniques, materials, shapes, compositions and colors that have covered the ground we walk, History until the beginning of the 20th century.
Museu de Lisboa - Torreão Poente This exhibition is the invitation of the Museum of Lisbon to look at the ground we step on and we have stepped on, approaching a theme rarely explored: the techniques, materials, shapes, compositions and colors that have covered the ground we walk, History until the beginning of the 20th century.
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