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BudaRua Áurea 287, 1100-062 LisboaChiadoFashion & Apparel
Café-Bar BABAHR is the restaurant of Bairro Alto Hotel, a bohemian and irreverent space, sophisticated yet relaxed, with a completely disruptive interior design that breathes the aura of the artists who marked the city. The kitchen is the main protagonist, serving the best of Portuguese author gastronomy with a contemporary touch, its techniques, traditions and ingredients. It is located at Praça Luís de Camões, also featuring a terrace on the 5th floor.ChiadoBars & Nightlife
Caffé di Marzano Vermuteira1200-369 LisboaChiadoCafés & Coffee Shops
Cantina das FreirasNational Board of the International Catholic Association at the Service of Female YouthChiadoRestaurants
CarmoLargo do Carmo 11, 1200-022 LisboaChiadoRestaurants
Carmo Archaeological MuseumLargo do Carmo, 1200-092 Lisboa houses the Carmo Archaeological Museum in the former Carmo Convent. The Convent reflects the ruins of a Gothic style convent and church. The Carmelite Convent was founded in 1389 by Nuno Álvares Pereira, who later became part of the Carmelite Order. One of the greatest disasters to occur in the history of the Convent was on 1 November 1755, during Mass. The roof of the convent, along with other surrounding structures in Lisbon collapsed, due to the Great Lisbon earthquake. The Convent Library was also destroyed, along with 5000 books. Reconstruction work was commissioned the following year. The convent was closed in 1834, as part of the project to dissolve all religious Orders. It was reconverted into an Archaeology and Art museum. In 1864 the Portuguese Association of Archaeologists occupied the convent, and opened the first of its kind in Portugal. This museum, housed in the former sacristy, displays artifacts from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages. Pieces include King Ferdinand I’s Gothic tomb, Queen Maria Anna of Austria’s Baroque tomb, a Roman sarcophagus, hand axes, and Egyptian and Peruvian mummies. You can also find azulejo, medieval tombstones, and other miscellaneous artifacts. Plan to spend about 1-1.5 hours here. Also, check the weather as the Nave is open to the elements. The museum is closed on Sundays, January 1st, May 1st, and December 25th. From November to April hours are 10am to 6pm. From May to October hours are 10am to 7pm. During Easter and from December 26th to January 6th hours are extended. Adults tickets are 7 euros. Students and seniors (65+) are 5 euros as are Portuguese residents. Children 14 and under are free with an adult. The museum can be reached via Bus 758 or Tram 28. It is near the Baixa-Chiado metro and the Elevador de Santa Justa. Food and drink are not allowed and flash photography is prohibited.ChiadoMuseums
Casa Portuguesa Do Pastel De Bacalhau1200-093 LisboaChiadoRestaurants
Chafariz do Largo do CarmoIts construction began in 1769, along with the works on the Largo resulting from the Pombaline urban development. It was probably designed by the then Field Marshal, Miguel Ângelo de Blasco.ChiadoSights & Landmarks
Chiado (António Ribeiro)António Ribeiro, better known as "Chiado", was a native of Évora. After leaving the Order of the Franciscans he came to live in Lisbon, where he proved to be an improvising poet, an improviser, an actor and a ventriloquist.ChiadoMonuments & Historic Buildings
Chiado MuseumIn English, the museum is called the National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC). Its location on the streets of Chiado, Rua Serpa Pinto 4, 1200-444 Lisboa, includes Rua Capelo 13, according to Visit Lisboa. Beginning in the mid-19th century, MNAC collects, documents and exhibits the main trends and movements in Portuguese visual arts. The National Museum of Ancient Art encompasses all Portuguese visual arts before the mid-19th century. The collections of MNAC include works from Romanticism, Naturalism, Symbolism, as well as works of Modernism and other movements up to contemporary art. The collections are on multiple levels and are organized to be viewable in a logical order. Permanent collections are supplemented by temporary exhibitions. Other activities, such as conferences and seminars, as well as guided tours, are also offered. The museum was founded in 1911. It was originally housed in the convent of São Francisco da Cidade, which was severely damaged in the 1755 earthquake. After the 1988 Lisbon fires, the convent was redesigned and extended by the architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte, and reopened in 1994. The interior spaces of the museum offer an inviting setting away from the main tourism arteries. The museum is closed on Mondays. Admission is free with the Lisboa Card. Official tickets to the museum can be purchased for €10, with mobile vouchers, from Satoorday. No changes or cancellations are permitted. The tickets are valid for a shift, which is either 10:00 to 14:00 or 14:00 to closure. Tickets purchased on site are reduced for senior citizens aged 65 and older. The museum is wheelchair accessible. Tripadvisor gives it a rating of 3.5 from 178 reviews.ChiadoMuseums
Clínica do Pêlo - Clinicas Depilação Laser - ChiadoClínica do Pêlo is a clinic specialising in permanent laser hair removal, offering several technologies — the Alexandrite Gentle Max Pro Plus laser and the Neodimio-Yag laser, effective on darker skin phototypes (brown, dark, black or tanned skin) — and the ACA (Alex Cool Hair) system, a cold-air device that acts on the epidermis before and during treatment. The first consultation is free, including an analysis of the case and a proposal for a personalised treatment, with specialist supervision from a team of experts. It offers per-session prices for women and men, several clinics and gift vouchers.ChiadoHair & Beauty Salons
Convento da Boa HoraThis convent, under the invocation of Our Lady of Boa Hora, was founded in 1674 by the Discalced Hermits of Saint Augustine, although the convent already existed since 1630, welcoming other religious orders. Much damaged by the 1755 earthquake ...ChiadoChurches & Religious Sites · Illustrative photo
CybercaféCybercafé® Skateshop: Skater owned skate store based in Downtown Lisbon, Portugal. Explore our curated collection featuring Nike SB, Polar, Violet, Palace, Converse, Butter Goods, Dime, Fucking Awesome, Carpet Co. and many more.ChiadoShops & Markets
DownTownRua 1º de Dezembro 33, 1200-357 LisboaChiadoGuesthouses & B&Bs
DuqueRua do Duque 5, 1200-158 LisboaChiadoRestaurants
El Diablo Tattoo Club & Body PiercingLargo Raphael Bordallo Pinheiro 30A, 1200-396 LisboaChiadoHair & Beauty Salons
Elevador de Santa JustaThis vertical street connection is known as the Elevador de Santa Justa or the Santa Justa Lift. It is a tower with neo-Gothic architecture made of iron and a height of 45 to 47 meters, located at Rua de Santa Justa, 1200-093, Lisboa, Portugal. The Lift is composed of an iron framework with two wooden and brass framed cabins. One of the blog writers mentions that these cabins help transport twenty people at a time and take 15 seconds to travel to the top of the Lift. The Lift is open with hours varying from 7 am to 11 pm in the summer and 7:30 am to 8:30 pm in the winter. The cost of a ticket to ride the Lift is €5.30. The price of the ticket is covered by the Lisboa Card, and a 24 hour Viva Viagem card transport ticket helps cover the cost of the Lift. The author mentions that during the off season the line to take the Lift was extremely long and to check official websites as information may be out of date. Visitors who do not want to wait in line can walk up to the top. Take photos of the lift from the street, walk up the steps and follow Rua do Carmo. Take your first right on Rua Garrett and immediately after take Calçada do Sacramento which leads to Largo do Carmo. Take the trail on the right that goes by the ruins of the Carmo Convent. The trail ends at Bellalisa Elevador. There are stairs that lead to the lift. The bridge that connects to the top of the lift is free. The bridge and area around the lifts have great views of the city. From the top there is a view of the Carmo convent and ruins, Castelo de São Jorge, Rossio Square, Lisbon cathedral and other views listed on the blog.ChiadoSights & Landmarks
El GansoRua Nova do Almada 79, 1200-288 LisboaChiadoFashion & Apparel
EncantoLocated in Chiado, Lisbon, it has held 1 Michelin Star since 2022 and was awarded the Michelin Green Star in 2025 for its 100% vegetarian menu.ChiadoRestaurants
Espaço ChiadoThe Teatro do Ginásio (1845–1952) was a theatre in Lisbon, Portugal that mainly concentrated on performances of comedy shows.ChiadoShops & Markets
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Fernando PessoaThis great 20th-century writer and poet is immortalized in a bronze statue, which shows him sitting casually at a table at Café A Brasileira, in Chiado, where he often wrote his texts and philosophized with his friends.ChiadoMonuments & Historic Buildings
Filatelia do ChiadoRua do Carmo 98, 1200-094 LisboaChiadoShops & Markets
FiorellaPraça Dom Pedro IV 27, 1100-486 LisboaChiadoRestaurants
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