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National GeographicSep 10

This Is Where Locals in Lisbon Are Hanging Out Right Now

Eat, drink and explore like a Lisboeta — from open mic nights and the city’s best chicken to quiet sunset spots, this is how to enjoy the Portuguese capital right now.

Eastern Lisbon's exciting creative hub

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  • BadasseryRestaurantspeakeasy behind a knitting shop, showcases live music
  • Lisboa Fashion weekFestivalreturns from 7-11 October 2026
  • Lisbon Race WeekendFestival10-11 October, run along scenic coastal roads
  • The ShiftPlaceevent at Badassery for poetry, music, and stories
  • Inner SpacesPlacemonthly gatherings encourage dialogue between artists and audience
  • Lisbon Living Room SessionsPlaceintimate monthly events held in private homes
  • Calouste Gulbenkian MuseumMuseumhouses Portugal's best art collections, has pretty gardens
  • doBecoRestaurantnearby cafe for coffee and pastries
  • Tasca BicaRestaurantelevated charcoal-grilled chicken, signature half chicken dish
  • Quiosque do PipoRestaurantserves spicy margaritas in Santos
  • Simo’s QuiosqueRestaurantat Miradouro do Monte Agudo viewpoint for golden hour
  • MarvilaNeighborhoodEastern Lisbon's exciting creative hub
  • 8 MarvilaGallerynetwork of former wine warehouses with shops and galleries
  • Elysian TalesPlaceevening tour with four surprise culinary venues
  • Elsewhere
  • Stylista MarketMarketEstoril, Portugalover 100 stalls, takes place four times a year
  • Ponto FinalCaféAlmada, Portugalseafood restaurant across the Tagus, TikTok famous
  • Jardim do RioParkAlmada, Portugaloffers golden-hour spectacle without a reservation
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