"Origem" is a restaurant in Lisbon with food that doesn't leave you feeling guilty - I love their organic, delicious soup and 'at first sight' desserts!

"Cemitério dos Prazeres" in Lisbon means 'the cemetery of pleasures' (great start-off point). It's aristocratic and very big; I'm just attracted to it...

"Loja da Laurinda" in Lisbon is a traditional old shop that has everyday household articles (that also make perfect gifts). It's from another era...

"Taste of Punjab" in Lisbon has great Indian food for a reasonable price. It's not modern, crowded or touristic. Here you can just take your time & enjoy!

"Lavra Funicular" in Lisbon may not be as fun to ride as others, but it's the most charming and quiet public transport in the city. It's my favorite...

"Pastelaria Aloma" is a place where you get find the best pastéis de nata I'd argue! This spot has an interesting story to tell in regards to their recipe.

"Carvoaria Jacto" Lisbon is where I loved to go to back then when I was a meat-lover. This nice restaurant perfectly cooks meat to satisfy your meat crave.

"Muro Azul" in Lisbon, or the 'Blue Wall', is a hidden mural commissioned by a partnership between the Psychiatric hospital and the Urban Art Gallery...

Lisbon glows for Santo António! With music, parades, grilled sardines, and love in the air, the city celebrates its beloved matchmaker saint in style.

The staff is super nice. Service is fast. Ambient music is pleasant. And most important of all - it delivers a variety of delicious brunch packs.

Magokoro translates to "sincerity, pure heart, uprightness", and deliver a variety of very delicious ramen. For dessert, Mochi. And to drink - Asahi beer.

"Mãe D'Água Amoreiras Reservoir"" a jewel unknown to tourists. It's Lisbon's old reservoir - noawadays, it's a Water Temple. I always almost jump inside...