In the past year and a half, I have been frequently traveling to Lisbon, and it’s time to share my favorite spots in this vibrant city. While my website is primarily focused on fashion, traveling is an integral part of my life that I can’t overlook. Why does travel go hand in hand with fashion? Because exploring local fashion boutiques, understanding fashion sensibilities in different countries, and finding endless inspiration are all part of the adventure.
In this article, I’ll guide you through the best places to work, hang out, and shop in Lisbon.
Where to Work: Top Coworking Spaces in Lisbon
Tribe Social Hub A vibrant community hub that provides not only a workspace but also a social environment to network and collaborate.
Avila Spaces Known for its professional environment and excellent amenities, Avila Spaces is perfect for serious business endeavors.
Where to Hang Out: Best Bars in Lisbon
You can always find me at Palheta Bar, which I love for its underground vibe, vibrant Brazilian scene, frequent Forró dances, and great live music.
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Social B a trendy bar known for its lively ambiance and creative cocktails, making it a great place to meet new people. They organize many grate concerts and jamming sessions!
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Boteco da DRI is hidden gem that offers a unique experience with its eclectic decor and the most creative murals in town. It’s the only place where I can dance to Brazilian funk music until sunrise. Completely different from any other bar you know, you need to experience it at least once in your life!
Where to Shop: Fashion Boutiques in Lisbon
Principe Real, an upscale neighborhood (and your first destination), is home to some of the best boutiques, offering a mix of local and international fashion. Principe Real is known for its lush gardens, and charming streets lined with 19th-century mansions. It’s not just a shopping destination but also a cultural hotspot, featuring antique shops, art galleries, and gourmet eateries. The Principe Real Garden hosts a weekly organic market every Saturday, adding to the neighborhood’s unique charm.
Papua Market is a boutique known for its unique pieces and high-quality fabrics, Papua Real is perfect for finding something special and distinctively Portuguese. The boutique specializes in contemporary designs that reflect Lisbon’s dynamic fashion scene.
Store The Spot Market a curated marketplace that showcases emerging designers and local brands, ideal for discovering new trends and unique fashion items. It’s a great place to support local talent and find one-of-a-kind pieces.
Amelia Antunes a chic boutique that offers a carefully selected range of stylish clothing and accessories. Amelia Antunes is known for its elegant and sophisticated collections, making it a favorite among fashion-conscious locals.
New Bobo Lisboa an eclectic shop that combines fashion with art, offering a truly unique shopping experience. Bobo’s selection is curated to appeal to those who appreciate avant-garde and artistic fashion pieces.
Venancio is known for its carefully curated selection of clothing, accessories, and footwear. One of the store’s standout features is its focus on unique, one-of-a-kind items. Shoppers can find exclusive pieces that aren’t available elsewhere, making it a go-to destination for those looking to add something special to their wardrobe. They offer tailor-made suits crafted from high-quality fabrics. In a nutshell, it’s a men’s heaven.
Where to Eat: Best Spots for Prego and Bifana
Rui dos Pregos is known for its delicious Prego, this spot is a must-visit for meat lovers. Rui dos Pregos serves up juicy, flavorful steak sandwiches that are a staple of Portuguese cuisine.
O Trevo is the place to go for a tasty Bifana, a traditional Portuguese pork sandwich. O Trevo is famous for its tender and savory Bifanas, making it a favorite among locals and tourists alike.
Lisbon, with its rich culture and vibrant atmosphere, offers endless opportunities for both work and play. Whether I’m here for business or leisure, these are the spots you can always find me!
How about you? Are you planning to visit Lisbon anytime soon?
