BAIXA
Baixa is located on the water, with its majestic Praça do Comércio, built to present Lisbon to boats arriving to the city. This was the heart of maritime traffic, along with its politics and commerce. This square is the start and the end of the city, named after the riches that flooded through Portugal ; ouro, (gold) Prata (silver). Today, Baixa is still home to many stores and lively restaurants, it is being renovated and is a very good investment for development.
— Baixa’s Highlights —
MARTINHO DE ARCADA
This traditional restaurant dating back to the 18th century will transport your taste to the original Portuguese food.
CONFRETARIA NACIONAL
Looking for something sweet ? This place has it all. From christmas traditional cakes to pasteis, everything to satisfy your sweet tooth.
CAFÉ NICOLA
You cannot miss this coffee shop, one of the most famous in the city, with traditional food and a unique ambience.