The Campo Pequeno arts centre is a Lisbon landmark and a staggering piece of architectural achievement. The building lies underneath the city’s bullring, making it one of the most novel shopping experiences you can have in the city and beyond. Inside you’ll find a food court, a shopping mall, a cinema and even a museum about the history of the bullring and Portuguese bullfighting.As if that wasn’t enough, the building is also doubles as a music venue, complete with a retractable roof and an impressive capacity of 9,000 people.

With its unique industrial heritage, a growing collection of Portuguese art and an innovative exhibition programme, MAAT is a cultural space of discovery, critical thinking and global dialogue.

The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is located in one of Lisbon’s most central areas, near Praça de Espanha. It has a museum, which houses the Founder’s private collection, alongside a collection of modern and contemporary art, an orchestra and a choir, an art library and archive, a scientific research institute, and a large and welcoming garden, where educational and leisure activities can take place.

Cinema City is the perfect place to escape for an afternoon of immersive film watching, offering Thematic rooms which create the perfect environment to watch your cinema session, allowing you to have a room suitable for the style of each film.

Dedicated to contemporary creation, Culturgest presents a regular programme of performing arts, music, visual arts, cinema and contemporary thought aimed at a diverse audience. It plays a significant role in the artistic scene of both Lisbon and Portugal at large.

The Queen Maria II National Theatre’s rich history makes it one of Portugal’s most prestigious venues. It is located in the Rossio, one of Lisbon’s most popular squares since the Middle Ages.

The Campo Pequeno arts centre is a Lisbon landmark and a unique shopping experience. Built under the city’s famous, architecturally stunning bullring, the Centre is a food court, a shopping mall, a cinema and even a museum about the history of the bullring and Portuguese bullfighting. The building also doubles as a music venue, complete with a retractable roof and an impressive capacity of 9,000 people.

One of Avenidas Novas main axis, Avenida de Roma starts at Praça de Londres and extends to Avenida do Brasil. The current name was set in 1930 and, since then, it has assumed itself as one of the most familiar and inviting avenues in Lisbon.

Atrium Saldanha is located in the Duque de Saldanha square. It has an area used as a shopping center with 78 stores and a set of floors used exclusively for offices.

O Nobre is a restaurant from the well-known Chef Justa Nobre. The restaurant has a warm and pleasant atmosphere, with light decor and lots of light. The cuisine is traditionally Portuguese, with many recipes reinvented with creativity. It is a perfect restaurant for those who love good Portuguese food.

Set in the magnificent building of the Campo Pequeno Bullring, this restaurant offers a variety of environments in one place: two cozy dining rooms, where you can enjoy drinks and tapas.

In the heart of one of the city’s most beautiful locations, Praça de Touros, the People restaurant rewrites the concept of quick lunch, proving that a light meal can also be prepared and savored with great refinement. In turn, at night, People becomes an intimate and comfortable space, thanks to its ambient candles, lights and music.

The Sheraton Lisboa Hotel & Spa is set in the very center of all Lisbon has to offer. The central city location in the gorgeous means this hotel is a great place to relax in a modern and comfortable hotel.

This is a luxury hotel located in the heart of Lisbon, harnessing contemporary architecture. The VIP provides its guests with the highest standard of comfort and service.

Holiday Inn Lisbon is located near the main business and tourism spots of Lisbon and is less than 15min driving from Lisbon Airport.

Centrally located, the Ritz Four Seasons Hotel provides an ideal location to explore the city, with stunning views, and city sites just steps away from the hotel. Dinner on the terrace is a must.

Fitness Hut Alexandre Herculano is a fully equipped health club well-located in central Lisbon. Over 2000m2 and divided into 7 zones, Alexandre Herculano gives both scale and privacy. Flooded by natural light during the day and special lighting effects after dark, this is a unique training experience.

Beelife is an innovative concept that takes personal exercise and health to a new level. It is based on a clinical evaluation conducted by a physician and a clinical exercise physiologist that results in a prescription according to the latest scientific evidence.

CrossFit Av. Da República want their clients to achieve their goals in a fun way. Their team of coaches are experts in combining functional movements with great doses of creativity, fun and motivation.

A “wellness center for the whole family”, whose main mission is “distributing happiness and health to all.” The concept behind Go Fit is based on four fundamental pillars: training, nutrition, rest and, more recently, motivation.

Tranquil urban gardens with walking paths, lakes, a variety of birds and a cafe in a picturesque setting.

Parque Eduardo VII is the largest park in central Lisbon. It is named after King Edward VII, who visited Lisbon in 1903. Located on a hill, the park has a formal feel to it, with a sloped lawn area and symmetrical box hedges bookmarked by trees on either side. Don’t miss the viewing platform at the top which offers sweeping vistas over Praça Marquês do Pombal, Avenida da Liberdade and the River Tejo.

This large exterior leisure area is in Lisbon's center and is comprised by picnic areas, kids’ playgrounds, sports facilities and even a small lake where boats can be rented. A peaceful refuge where visitors can indulge in pleasant pastimes and a top choice for spending time in one of Lisbon’s parks.

Located in the center of Lisbon, in an area where several new bakeries, pastry shops and cafés live along with old classics. The most famous example is the Versailles pastry, a Lisbon classic opened since 1922. Classified as a Property of Public Interest for its architecture and where one can appreciate some of the best portuguese bakery, pastry and light meals.