Lisbon, Portugal’s coastal capital, is a rich tapestry of history, culture, and modernity, enticing travelers with its magnetic charm. Wander through Alfama’s labyrinthine cobblestone streets, where laundry flutters in the breeze and hidden taverns are filled with authentic Portuguese dishes and foods, like freshly grilled prawns and cod, and Pastéis de Nata: Perhaps Lisbon’s most famous pastry; creamy custard tarts with a caramelized crust.
Lisbon is renowned for its eclectic mix of styles, reflecting centuries of history and cultural influences. From the intricate Manueline details of landmarks like the Jerónimos Monastery to the Moorish-inspired tilework of Alfama, the city’s colorful buildings showcase a rich tapestry of design. Pombaline architecture, with its anti-seismic innovations, defines the orderly grid layout of the Baixa district, while Baroque and Rococo splendor adorn churches and palaces. Modernist and contemporary designs, such as the MAAT museum, add a dynamic flair to Lisbon’s ever-evolving skyline, while vibrant azulejos decorate facades, epitomizing the city’s charm and character. Amidst this, find four premier Design Hotels to elevate your stay.
Sample delectable pastéis de nata, Portugal’s famous custard tarts, at the iconic Pastéis de Belém bakery. Take a ride on Tram 28 as it winds its way through Lisbon’s historic quarters, offering a glimpse into the city’s past. Explore the trendy district of Príncipe Real, known for its boutiques, galleries, and hip cafes. Experience the National Azulejo Museum, home to a stunning collection of decorative ceramic tiles, and discover the historic district of Belém, where you can visit the imposing Belém Tower and the grandiose Jerónimos Monastery, both UNESCO World Heritage sites.
São Jorge Castle: Explore the medieval fortress of São Jorge Castle and soak in breathtaking views of Lisbon from its ramparts.
Belém Tower: Admire the intricate Manueline architecture of Belém Tower, a symbol of Portugal’s Age of Discovery.
Pastéis de Belém: Indulge in Portugal’s famous custard tarts at Pastéis de Belém, a historic bakery renowned for its delicious pastries.
National Azulejo Museum: Discover the art of Portuguese tiles at the National Azulejo Museum, housed in a former convent adorned with beautiful azulejos.
Príncipe Real: Experience the bohemian charm of Príncipe Real, with its leafy gardens, trendy shops, and lively nightlife.
Why stay in a boutique hotel in Lisbon? With four Design hotels venues to choose from, experience the magic of the city in style at these exquisite hotels.
Hotel Hotel: Located in the heart of Lisbon, Hotel Hotel is as contemporary as it gets with beautiful rooms, gourmet dining options, and impeccable service. Inspired by the beauty of nature and offering a jungle of unique flavors, the hotel’s restaurant, Animal, boasts a crossover kitchen that is wild, inventive, and free.
Memmo Alfama: In the historic Alfama district, Memmo Alfama boasts unmatched views of the city and the Tagus River. Experience old-world Lisbon like a local in this 1800s neighborhood hotel, tucked away on a narrow street.
Memmo Príncipe Real: Set in the trendy Príncipe Real neighborhood, one of the most sought-after areas to live in with the hippest shopping, restaurants, and bars in town, Memmo Príncipe Real offers chic rooms with modern amenities and personalized service. Set on a hill, the hotel’s upper bedroom floors the appearance of levitating in the city air.
Altis Belém Hotel & Spa: Overlooking the Tagus River, Altis Belém Hotel & Spa combines sleek design with a spa, rooftop pool, and gourmet restaurant. The gastrobar, famous for its regular sunset sessions, jazz nights, and cocktails, sets you on a large terrace perfect for sunset.
Experience the magic of Lisbon in style at any of these four exquisite boutique hotels, where every moment is a celebration of Portuguese hospitality and culture. Book your stay today and enjoy an unforgettable holiday.
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