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Casual Belle ÉpoqueRua da Madalena 125, 1100-319 LisboaBaixaHotels
Central Downtown 5 RoomsRua dos Correeiros 14, 1100-166 LisboaBaixaHostels & Budget Stays
Centro Interpretativo da História do BacalhauThe Codfish History Interpretation Centre presents the saga of Portuguese cod fishing across themed rooms — Emotional Farewell, The Dory Experience, The White Fleet, On Board, Propaganda, Tasting and Codfish 20.20 — including an immersive experience placing visitors in a lone fisherman's dory. It houses the collection of the Maritime Museum of Ílhavo and offers a Codfish Encyclopaedia of traditional recipes and history, educational services, guided visits and bookings. On site there is also a grocery store and a restaurant where cod is king.BaixaMuseums
Centro TejoTerreiro do Paço, 1100-016 LisboaBaixaMuseums
Cerveja CanilRua dos Douradores 133, 1100-213 LisboaBaixaBars & Nightlife
Cervejaria Paço RealRua da Conceição 55-57, 1100-151 LisboaBaixaRestaurants
Chafariz do CaldasThe Chafariz das Mouras owes its name to the fact that it was fed, like the vanished Chafariz do Campo Grande, by a spring located in the area of the Vale das Mouras. A work of the Águas Livres, begun in 1813, only in July 1816 did it see water flowBaixaSights & Landmarks · Illustrative photo
Chão do LoureiroTravessa do Chão do Loureiro s/n, 1100-145 LisboaBaixaRestaurants
ChapitôChapitô à Mesa is the restaurant of Chapitô, a non-profit non-governmental organisation that promotes social inclusion and vocational training for young people through the performing arts. It is located beneath the walls of São Jorge Castle, with views over the city and the river, and is divided into two spaces: the Panoramic Restaurant, on the 1st floor, serving traditional Portuguese food, and the Esplanade, in the inner courtyard next to the performance tent, with sharing tables and grilled food.BaixaDesign, Craft & Concept Stores
Chapitô Colectividade Cultural e RecreativaChapitô Colectividade Cultural e Recreativa is a venue in Lisbon at Costa do Castelo 1 7, 1149-079 Lisboa. According to its listing, this venue is located in the Baixa district. Some other sources say it is in Alfama and Costa do Castelo, near the walls of the Castle of São Jorge. One of the sources says the venue is near Rossio, and provides a view of Alfama and the river. The venue is open from 12:00 to 24:00 from Monday to Friday. On weekends it is open from 19:30 to 24:00. It is a hybrid venue and therefore difficult to categorize. Upon entrance, visitors may see a clown. The venue contains a restaurant. It has a romantic, comfortable, and inspiring atmosphere. There is a playful twist to the dishes. It is a cultural hub and provides space for entertainment, conversation, and wine for the people. This project began in 1981 when it opened as a school of circus arts. Since then it has been a project of actors and clowns in constant evolution in the areas of education, culture and the arts. From Commedia dell’Arte pass through musical, magic, visual theater and contemporary dance, always allowing the presence of spectators or participants. At the same time it has a bar, restaurant, disco, theater, school, library and training, all alluding to different styles. For quick bites, the source suggests going for tapas. Batatas saloias (now Batatas Troika), are a good option, as well as a nice charcuterie. The source considers that, in Portugal, one can always count on a nice wine to go along with the charcuterie.BaixaTheatres, Cinemas & Music Venues
ChicoracaoWe have restored traditional looms and revived ancient local production techniques to deliver quality and excellence in our products.BaixaFashion & Apparel
Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição VelhaThe parish church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição Velha is located at 112 Rua da Alfândega, 1100-068 Lisboa, in the Baixa district of Lisbon. A national monument, it is part of the Diocese of Lisbon. Dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, the church measures 24.42 m x 19.75 m and has a combination of Gothic, Renaissance and Manueline styles. The history of the church begins with the Misericórdia, established in 1498 by Eleanor of Viseu and Friar Miguel, and approved by King Manuel and confirmed by Pope Alexander VI. In 1502 Manuel exchanged the Casa da Judiaria Grande (in the Vila Nova district). Igreja da Misericórdia was a church built in 1496 that stood on this location until 1755 when the great earthquake destroyed it. Only the church’s Manueline portal, now the church’s main portal, survives. The portal depicts Our Lady of Mercy protecting King Manuel I. After 1755, the partially ruined church of Conceição was not part of the plan to rebuild Lisbon’s riverfront. King Joseph ordered the church’s rebuilding in 1770. Francisco António Ferreira, known as o Cangalhas, built the church. He designed a church with the lateral entrance, and Misericórdia relief as the main, or principal, entrance. With the move of the Brotherhood of Misericórdia, the church of São Roque, a former Jesuit church, became the brotherhood’s house of prayer. The main entrance features a Manueline portico. Inside, the stucco work represents the Virgin flanked by angels and blessed by God. The work has been restored and shows much care. It houses the statue of the Virgin of Restelo, before which Vasco da Gama and Pedro Álvares Cabral prayed before departing on their voyages. It's open Monday to Friday 09:15-17:00, and Sunday 10:00 to 13:00. According to one source, entrance is free. It's located East of Praça do Comércio, and can be visited en route to Casa dos Bicos. The metro station Terreiro do Paço, which is on the blue line, is the nearest.BaixaChurches & Religious Sites
Church of São NicolauThe Parish Church of São Nicolau e São Julião stands in Lisbon's Baixa district, between Rua de S. Nicolau, Rua da Prata and Rua dos Douradores. The Church of São Nicolau was built in the early 13th century, having been founded between 1209 and 1229 and rebuilt in the same century, in 1280, on the initiative of Bishop D. Mateus; after several reconstructions, it underwent its most significant transformation in the 1770s as a result of the 1755 earthquake.BaixaChurches & Religious Sites
CitronRua da Padaria 30, 1100-389 LisboaBaixaRestaurants
Claudia ChavesRua da Padaria s/n, 1100-171 LisboaBaixaDesign, Craft & Concept Stores
Clavis 2000Rua Augusta s/n, 1100-050 LisboaBaixaFashion & Apparel
Column of Pedro IVThe Estátua de D. Pedro IV is a monument in honour of King Pedro IV, located at the centre of Praça do Rossio in Lisbon, Portugal. The monument was inaugurated on 29 April 1870, on the 44th anniversary of the granting of the Constitutional Charter of 1926 by the man it honours.BaixaMonuments & Historic Buildings
Convento e Igreja do Corpus Christi (antigos)The former Convento de Corpus Christi is a building located in the parish of Santa Maria Maior, in Lisbon.BaixaChurches & Religious Sites
CotidianoRua do Comércio 65, 1100-149 LisboaBaixaCafés & Coffee Shops
Cozinha d'Avó CelesteRua Augusta 278, 1100-050 LisboaBaixaRestaurants
CR7 CornerRua do Comércio 26, 1100-350 LisboaBaixaBars & Nightlife
Crush DoughnutsRua da Prata 223, 1100-051 LisboaBaixaBakeries & Pastry Shops
Da MadalenaRua da Madalena is a street in the Baixa Pombalina district of Lisbon, in the parish of Santa Maria Maior, running from Rua da Alfândega, near the river, to Poço do Borratém, close to Praça da Figueira. Its name comes from the Igreja de Santa Maria Madalena, a work by the architect João Paulo built after the 1755 earthquake. The church stands on the foundations of another church of the same name that had existed since 1164. This church also gives its name to Largo da Madalena, as well as to the parish of Madalena.BaixaRestaurants
D'AquinoRua do Comércio s/n, 1100-071 LisboaBaixaFashion & Apparel
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