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  1. Bela-sombra, Lisbon
    Bela-sombra
    Belém
    Sights & Landmarks
    Phytolacca dioica L., 1762 is a large herbaceous plant species commonly known as the ombu, native to the pampas of South America but grown as an ornamental in Mediterranean-climate regions worldwide. Despite its tree-like form, the ombu is a very large herbaceous plant, with no wood in its stem in spite of its size. The plant forms a canopy 12 to 15 m across and can reach a height of 12 to 18 m.
  2. Belém 2a8 "Bistrô", Lisbon
    Belém 2a8 "Bistrô"
    Belém
    Restaurants
    Rua de Belém 2-8, 1300-085 Lisboa
  3. Belém Cultural Center, Lisbon
    Belém Cultural Center
    Belém
    Cultural Centres & Foundations
    The Belém Cultural Center (Centro Cultural de Belém; CCB) is located in Lisbon, Portugal at Rua Bartolomeu Dias s/n, 1449-003. It stands across the street from the Jerónimos Monastery. Walking from the monastery to the Belém Cultural Center transports you through hundreds of years of Lisbon’s history. Belém is located in the western portion of Lisbon, and is a bit of a hike from the city center, therefore transportation would be the best option. The Belém Cultural Center was opened in 1992 for Portugal's presidency of the European Union. Vittorio Gregotti, and Manuel Salgado designed the building. The center was designed to serve the cultural needs of the city, and host major events. The center features a number of museums and temporary exhibits, in addition to events and concert. A variety of restaurants and other eateries can be found on the center's grounds as well. The center has a number of gardens. The Box Office is open from Monday to Sunday, 12:00 am to 7:00 pm. Tickets are also available online on www.ccb.pt, and the purchase receipt should be presented at the time of entry. The Box Office can also be contacted by phone at (+351) 21 361 26 27 or via email at bilheteiraccb@ccb.pt. The Box Office is also authorized to sell tickets to events at other concert halls in Portugal and charges a fee of €1 per ticket. These tickets must be picked up not more than 48 hours after purchase. Only CCB and co-productions' shows are eligible for discounts. Discounts are given for tickets valued over 12 euros (8 euros for card holders). Card holders receive 30% off. People over 65 and under 30 as well as students get 20% off. Groups over 20 receive a 20% discount, too. Lisboa Card holders receive 20% off exhibitions. For 15 euros, the Circuito Arte de Belém offers a package with all contemporary architecture and art exhibitions (including MAAT and MAC/CCB). Free admission for children under six and every Sunday for Portuguese residents until 2 pm, CCB Card holders, journalists and tour guides at MAC/CCB. For more, call +351 213612697.Tripadvisor users rated it 4.4 out of 5 based on 435 reviews.
  4. Belem Kebab & Pizzaria, Lisbon
    Belem Kebab & Pizzaria
    Belém
    Restaurants
    Rua dos Jerónimos 16, 1400-211 Lisboa
  5. Belém Palace, Lisbon
    Belém Palace
    Belém
    Monuments & Historic Buildings
    The Belém neighborhood of Lisbon is home to the National Palace of Belém, (Palácio Nacional de Belém). This palace stands on the banks of the Tagus River and was a recreational palace for the Portuguese royal family. It later became the focal point of the Portuguese democratic system. The Presidents of Portugal continue to work from this palace, to this day. Many of the important state ceremonies of Portugal are held on the palace grounds. While on your sightseeing tour of Belém, your tour guide will take you to the National Palace of Belém. The private walking tour sold by Civitatis begins at the Jardim Afonso de Albuquerque. The tour then takes you down Rua Vieira Portuense, which is a traditional shopping district, before arriving at the famous Pastéis de Belém. Here, your guide will tell you the history of the sweets. The tour proceeds to the Church of Santa Maria de Belém and the Jerónimos Monastery, stopping to view the buildings from outside to view elements of the Manueline style. Participants will walk to the Praça do Império and see a mosaic representing a compass rose, which represents the maritime discoveries of the Portuguese. The group will walk by the Belém Lighthouse and the Monument to the Discoveries. The tour will finish by viewing the Belém Tower and ending near the tower. The Civitatis's walking tour of Lisbon lasts 3 hours and includes a private English speaking guide. The tour can be booked up to 1 day in advance and can be cancelled up to 24 hours in advance. The tour includes an electronic voucher, and no pets are allowed. Hi Lisbon Walking Tours offers a free tour of Lisbon that includes a view of the Palace of the Presidents, as well as the Jerónimos Monastery and the Tower of Belém. The tour includes a sampling of pastéis de Belém. The tour meets at the Garden Afonso de Albuquerque, next to the monument in the center of the square. The tour lasts 2 hours and 30 minutes. Guests of all ages, including those with reduced mobility, are welcome. Pets are allowed. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes.
  6. BemBelem, Lisbon
    BemBelem
    Belém
    Restaurants
    Rua Vieira Portuense s/n, 1300-315 Lisboa
  7. Berardo Collection Museum, Lisbon
    Berardo Collection Museum
    Belém
    Museums
    Located in Lisbon at Rua Bartolomeu Dias s/n, 1449-003, Belém, the Berardo Collection Museum is situated halfway between the Tower of Belém and Jerónimo's Monastery. The museum is currently part of the Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB). The museum was previously known as the Exhibition Centre, then the Museu Coleção Berardo. The Berardo Collection contains approximately 900 pieces acquired by Jose Berardo. This collection encompasses about 70 different styles, including, but not limited to, Cubism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, Neo-Dadaism, Nouveau Réalisme, and Pop Art. Some of the more prominent artists include, but are not limited to, Pablo Picasso, Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, Piet Mondrian, Joan Miró, Francis Bacon, Yves Klein, Andy Warhol, and Gerhard Richter. The collection includes a variety of Portuguese artists, such as Alberto Carneiro, Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Paula Rego, Helena Almeida, Pedro Cabrita Reis, and Fernando Lemos. According to the description provided by the collection itself, it aims to educate the public on a variety of modern and contemporary art styles. The Museu Coleção Berardo has temporary exhibitions that also include works outside of their collections. Their holdings include works by Louise Bourgeois, Cindy Sherman, Nan Goldin, Richard Serra, Magritte, and others. Current exhibitions include the permanent exhibit An Atlantic Drift. Also presented are the exhibits Multiple Eyes and Frida Orupabo. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., with the last admission at 6 p.m. It is closed on Mondays. The source states admission is free. The source states children will enjoy the exhibits and provides the phone number (351) 21.361.2400.
  8. Biblioteca Central da Marinha, Lisbon
    Biblioteca Central da Marinha
    Belém
    Libraries & Archives · Illustrative photo
    In the performance of its duties, the Comissão Cultural de Marinha has actively contributed to the development of the cultural dimension of the Organisation and constitutes a factor of prestige and a striking affirmation of the identity of the Marinha.
  9. Biblioteca Central de Marinha, Lisbon
    Biblioteca Central de Marinha
    Belém
    Libraries & Archives
    The collections of the Central Library of the Navy (BCM) have various provenances, but in the case of the old collections, those received from the libraries of convents of the ancient religious orders that became extinct in the nineteenth century stand out.
  10. Biblioteca César da Silva - Centro Cultural Casapiano, Lisbon
    Biblioteca César da Silva - Centro Cultural Casapiano
    Belém
    Libraries & Archives
    Rua dos Jerónimos s/n, 1400-211 Lisboa
  11. Biblioteca da Junta de Freguesia, Lisbon
    Biblioteca da Junta de Freguesia
    Belém
    Libraries & Archives
    Rua João de Paiva 11, 1400-225 Lisboa
  12. Biblioteca da Presidência da República, Lisbon
    Biblioteca da Presidência da República
    Belém
    Libraries & Archives
    Available for consultation - Presidency of the Portuguese Republic - Directorate of Documentation and Archive Services
  13. Biblioteca de Belém, Lisbon
    Biblioteca de Belém
    Belém
    Libraries & Archives
    Rua da Junqueira s/n, 1300-340 Lisboa
  14. Brooklyn Fitboxing Restelo, Lisbon
    Brooklyn Fitboxing Restelo
    Belém
    Gyms & Training Studios
    Avenida da Ilha da Madeira 43, 1400-905 Lisboa
  15. Cabana Parque, Lisbon
    Cabana Parque
    Belém
    Play Centres & Playgrounds
    A private play and party venue for kids, Cabana Parque is located at Avenida da Ilha da Madeira s/n, 1400-249 Lisboa, Lisbon. Time Out's article places the venue in Restelo. Cabana Parque is not a public park, restaurant or museum. Cabana Parque is set up to host private children's parties, workshops and other activities for families. They have both indoor and outdoor play areas. Cabana Parque has a play area designed to stimulate a child's imagination, similar to a child's bedroom. The play area has a climbing wall, slide, and other structures. There are playthings for children. The atmosphere is described as cozy. There are two ways of going about booking this host. The first is booking the entire space and being fully in charge of the activities yourself. The cost for this is 299€ for 2.5 hours or 350€ for 3.5 hours and allows up to 40 guests (regardless of age). The Drawback in choosing this option is that there are no monitors to help supervise the children. The equipment however can be used for the activities. The second option is to book a monitors packaged deal. This costs 250€ and gives supervision for 2.5 hours for a group of up to 12 children. Like the first option, additional activities and snacks can be arranged. The overall impression of the parents is that this location is very clean, and provides the novelty of having a completely private location where kids can run free. Many also seem to appreciate that the management provides complete supervision if needed.
  16. Cabeleireiro Dalma Andrade, Lisbon
    Cabeleireiro Dalma Andrade
    Belém
    Hair & Beauty Salons
    Calçada da Ajuda 55, 1300-322 Lisboa
  17. Cabeleireiro Milena, Lisbon
    Cabeleireiro Milena
    Belém
    Hair & Beauty Salons
    Rua Capitão-Mor Pedro Teixeira 3, 1400-225 Lisboa
  18. Cafe Do Mar, Lisbon
    Cafe Do Mar
    Belém
    Cafés & Coffee Shops
    Avenida de Brasília s/n, 1400-038 Lisboa
  19. Café gelados Chile, Lisbon
    Café gelados Chile
    Belém
    Cafés & Coffee Shops
    Rua Duarte Pacheco Pereira 7F, 1400-139 Lisboa
  20. Café Império, Lisbon
    Café Império
    Belém
    Cafés & Coffee Shops
    Avenida da Torre de Belém 1, 1400-342 Lisboa
  21. Calçada da Ajuda, Lisbon
    Calçada da Ajuda
    Belém
    Squares, Streets & Bridges
    Calçada da Ajuda 79, 1300-006 Lisboa
  22. Cantinho das Manas, Lisbon
    Cantinho das Manas
    Belém
    Bakeries & Pastry Shops
    A bakery and pastry shop in Lisbon with homemade food, a daily special and rice pudding. It has a terrace with outdoor seating. Coffee, dessert, small plates, wine, beer and liquor are also available.
  23. Cantinho Doce, Lisbon
    Cantinho Doce
    Belém
    Cafés & Coffee Shops
    Travessa da Boa Hora à Ajuda 53, 1300-102 Lisboa
  24. Capela de Santo Cristo, Lisbon
    Capela de Santo Cristo
    Belém
    Churches & Religious Sites
    A small Manueline chapel from the early 16th century, which once stood within the walled grounds of Mosteiro dos Jerónimos and was rediscovered in the 1950s. It is currently located next to the stadium of "Os Belenenses", inside a small walled enclosure.

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