There’s a version of you that only exists in Portugal — she wears linen effortlessly, casually name-drops “natural wine” like it’s a personality trait and thinks nothing of ordering oysters at 2 p.m. because “it’s vacation.”
This guide isn’t for your friend who’s still using Google Maps to find restaurants. It’s for the girl who curates her location-sharing list, travels with four Summer Fridays serums and somehow ends up at the good table without ever making a reservation.
Portugal isn’t trying to impress you... and that’s the charm. It’s sun-bleached buildings, late dinners and the kind of slow mornings that turn into entire afternoons.
Below, your Fluent Girl’s Guide to Lisbon... and yes, the pastel de nata is worth it.
Hotels
Hotel Tivoli Avenida Liberdade
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Four Seasons Ritz Lisbon
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The One Palacio Da Anunciada Corinthia Lisbon
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Corpo Santo
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Locke de Santa Joana
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Altis Avenida Hotel Lisbon
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Corinthia Lisbon
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Pousada de Lisboa
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Restaurants
SALA de João Sá
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BAHR & Terrace
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Encanto
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Grenache
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Prado
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Alma
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Conceito
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Loco
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KOB by Olivier
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Beach Clubs
Praia Princesa
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Praia Irmão
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Clássico Beach Bar
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Lorosae Sol Nascente
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Cocktails
Uni
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Café da Garagem
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SUD Lisboa
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Red Frog
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Lumi Rooftop
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Toca Da Raposa
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Monkey Mash
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Boavista Social Club
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Shopping
Arquivos Vintage
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Unagi Vintage
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DearVains
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Refuse Single Use
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Zula
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Feira da Ladra
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Dona Ajuda
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Malala Vintage
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Activities
Ride a tuk-tuk through city center
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Visit Castelo de São Jorge
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Walk around Praça do Comércio
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Explore the famous Pink Street
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Indulge in a Pastel de Nata Baking Class
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Embark on a Food and Culture Tour
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