Inside a giant factory that was once abandoned - for too long, the LX Factory has everything to give you an alternative perspective of Lisbon. This part of the city that once was a place of old warehouses and factories, located in one of the worst and ugly areas of Lisbon - literally under the bridge, is now a welcoming space, packed with digital nomads and startups.
This bookstore with 40000 books was originally founded in Bairro Alto in 1999. For me it's one of my favourite and the perfect place to quietly read a book over a cup of coffee or a cold beer, while hearing a piano recital or even making time for a next door art exhibition.
What I love here, is to see the magnificent mechanical structures that decorate the whole building, it's strangely comfy and welcoming. One can sit down for hours just reading a nice book or relaxing for a bit while admiring the strange industrial interiors.
Looking up, there's a moving bicycle with wings in the centre of the room from the Italian artist Pietro Proserpio – Sometimes he organizes a crazy exhibition of his creations with all sorts of waste materials, a kind of "Gepeto meets industrial".
Check out their Facebook page and website for updates. You might be surprised with all the events going on in just one place: exhibitions, meetings, concerts, book launches, workshops, theatre plays...
"TATI" is a bar/restaurant in Lisbon where you will find delicious food and varied options of natural wine. Very creative menu that changes constantly!
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"31 d'Armada" in Lisbon is a
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The cantina at Lisbon's "Radha Krishna Hindu Temple" has some of the best hot, healthy, delicious Indian food around. I recommend you get some laddu to-go!
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"Pho Pu" is a small and busy Vietnamese restaurant in Lisbon. It's cheap and serves generous portions. Oh, how much I'd missed vibrant Vietnamese food...
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"O Poke" Lisbon, run by Chef Kiko, one of the most famous Portuguese chefs, is a divine Asian fusion restaurant. Oh the fragrance from the open kitchen...
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"Santa Clara dos Cogumelos" is Lisbon's "Mushroom Temple". Eating at this restaurant was one of my favorite eating experiences in the city.
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"L'Éclair" in Lisbon is just another French patisserie with eclairs. I don't like eclairs - but the ones they make here I love. Crispy, dry and soft...
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"Village Underground" Lisbon is a creative incubator space, a co-working community & an events destination. I just love the progressive vibe of the place.
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Teatro da Garagem Lisbon is a renovated 19th century theater with a café and fantastic views over West Lisbon.
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The tennis court at 1º Maio in Lisbon is not just for playing tennis: it's a small oasis in the town center and a place where one can enjoy many sports.
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"Chão do Loureiro": an old parking silo building that's been converted to a new purpose. Here you can findf Lisbon's most recognised artists, and for free!
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