Popular with the more mature clientele, it re-opened in 2009. It is now a prestigious wine bar selling a wide selection of Portuguese, including Ports and Madeiras. Many can be served by the glass. With soft lighting, quirky decor and wooden furniture, the Artis Bar has a calm and intimate atmosphere. A selection of tapas and snacks are on offer for the perfect accompaniment to your chosen tipple. Look out for their toasted chicken sandwich!
Tuesday - Thursday: 17h30 – 02h00, Friday – Saturday: 17h30 – 03h00
Rua do Diário de Notícias, 95 - Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 45.3" N | 09° 08' 39.2" W | +351 213 424 795
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A beach bar in the centre of Lisbon? It's a concept that does actually work very well. The beach theme is accentuated by live African and Brazilian music. The decor and bamboo furniture is in line with the effect the bar wants to project. It is an ideal location for lunch as well as a great hang-out for a cracking night out. The place has a great buzz enjoyed by locals and tourists alike.
Daily: 17h00 – 02h00
Rua do Norte, 117, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 46.2" N | 09° 08' 37.7" W | +351 918 576 490
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Once a car park and now the Bar Park. This fantastic terrace bar overlooks incredible views of the Baixa below, the river and the bell towers of the Santa Catarina church close by. The terrace is comprised of wood decking and furniture, brought to life by potted trees. Throughout the year several guest DJ's play here, in addition, to live performances, cinema and themed parties. A great place to spend a lazy afternoon or admire the sunset before heading off on a night out. Bar food is available such as burgers.
Monday to Saturday: 13h00 – 02h00, Sunday: CLOSED
Rua Ruben A. Leitão 17-A, Príncipe Real, 1200-329, Lisboa, Portugal.
38° 42' 45.9" N | 09° 08' 46.6" W | +351 215 914 011
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A swanky cocktail bar owned by English mixologist Dave Palethorpe, who's concocted an original menu of over 50 drinks. Tapas and bar meals are available if you're peckish.
Daily: 09h00 – 02h00
Rua do Norte, 117, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 32.1" N | 09° 09' 09.2" W | +351 213 424 033
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This busy club attracts crowds of locals and travellers alike. The interior is unpretentious. The music is a mix of ambient, trance and chillout beats spun by either the resident or a guest DJ. To ensure a seat it's best to arrive before midnight. A good selection of beers and cocktails are available.
Daily: 19h00 – 03h00
Rua do Norte 81, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 41.3" N | 09° 08' 40.1" W | +351 929 092 742
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A lively wine bar and restaurant offer a great selection of gourmet small eats, pesticos, that are immaculately prepared and presented. These are accompaniments to the huge choice of fine Portuguese wines available. Live guitar music helps to keep the mood mellow.
Daily: 19h00 – 03h00
Rua do Norte 81, 1200-284 Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 43.6" N | 09° 08' 37.7" W | +351 919 361 171
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Popular with the "in-crowd" and one of the best-known bars in the Bairro. With a range of music and videos which change almost as quickly as the decor. One permanent fixture is the cabbage shaped light shades. A relaxing atmosphere and the large windows are great for watching the world go by.
Daily: 20h00 – 02h00
Rua da Atalaia 3, 1200-050, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 40.7" N | 09° 08' 41.7" W | +351 213 421 039
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Take part in the biggest pub crawl in Lisbon, and party at some of the city’s best bars and clubs for five hours or more. Skip the long lines to all the venues you go to and enjoy free drinks once there. Make friends with people from all over the world.
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Discover Lisbon's nightlife scene with the help of local guides and get to know fellow travellers from around the world. Take part in Lisbon’s first and biggest pub crawl, visiting three clubs and bars throughout the night. Start the night with two welcome shots to get the party started. Then, enjoy one hour of unlimited beer or sangria or two long drinks, along with exclusive drink discounts in every bar. Meet party-loving travellers from all over the world as you visit different bars with different types of music. Visit three bars in Bairro Alto, the most iconic nightlife district in Lisbon and finish your night with VIP entry to a local club.
Once a bakery, this bar is one of the most popular in the Bairro. Posters of old B movies adorn the walls giving the place a retro feel. Music played here is varied and often ambient, along with the soft furnishings, gives the inside a relaxed atmosphere, which is juxtaposed with the revelry outside its doors. Light meals are available for when you get the munchies.
Weekdays: 19h00 – 02h00, Weekends: 19h00 – 03h00
Rua da Barroca 6-12, 1200-050, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 39.8" N | 09° 08' 40.3" W | +351 965 039 094
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Even if the title didn't give it away, there's no missing what this establishment was before it became a great little wine bar. The bottles of medicines have been substituted for wine bottles which are colourfully lit with wooden benches and wine barrel tables. Probably one of the most original of the wine bars around. Its colourfulness allures locals and tourists alike. There is a large selection of wines available here, many of which available by the glass. The petiscos (small meals) are a great accompaniment to your chosen poison and an extra reason to stay here all night.
Daily: 17h30 – 01h00
Rua do Diário de Notícias 73-83, 1200-142, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 44.1" N | 09° 08' 39.1" W | +351 920 230 989
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One of the original jazz clubs in the area. It has a long reputation for hosting great live music from Tuesdays to Saturdays. Showcasing the new talent and established acts alike. With plenty of seating and a laid-back atmosphere in the company the legends of the jazz world pictured on the walls.
Daily: 20h30 – 02h00
Rua do Diário de Notácias 85, 1200-142, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 44.8" N | 09° 08' 39.1" W | +351 966 249 005
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If there was a competition in the Bairro Alto for the quirkiest bar, this place would win hands down. A step through the door is like stepping into the ol' curiosity shoppe with an uncountable variety of collectables and bric-a-brac including old mugs, porcelain dolls, antique soldiers, war memorabilia and miniature trains, found within a warren of chambers. Each room is lined with floor-to-ceiling glass display cabinets. My sympathies go to the cleaner. Owner Luis Pinto Coelho first opened the doors in 1986 as an antique shop inside an old grocery store. Pavilhão Chinês means Chinese pavilion for reasons unknown to the writer. The theme to most of the curiosities seems to be military, yet the staff are most friendly. Recommended tipple… try one of their cocktails.
Monday – Saturday: 18h00 – 02h00, Sunday: 21h00 – 02h00
Rua Dom Pedro V 89, 1250-093 Lisboa, Portugal.
38° 42' 56.8" N | 09° 08' 48.3" W | +351 213 424 729
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One of the most popular and largest watering holes found in the Bairro Alto, with a mixed and open-minded clientele. Many come here before heading off to the Fragil nightclub found opposite. Most people like to be seen outside the establishment whilst the interior resembles an old tavern. Once a fado house and the evidence can be depicted on an azulejo panel. Worth it to brave the crowds to try their caipirinha or a mojito cocktail. Live performances by African or Brazilian duets is a regular occurrence.
Weekdays: 20h00 – 02h00, Weekends: 20h00 – 03h00
Portas Largas, Rua da Atalaia 105, 1200-038, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 45.8" N | 09° 08' 42.3" W | +351 213 466 379
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The institute for the promotion of Port and Douro wines is housed in the 18th century Palácio Ludovice opposite the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara. Here there's a classy bar where you can enjoy many variations and brands of vintage and non-vintage ports without the inconvenience of going to Porto. There's also a selection of small eats available such as meats and cheeses.
Weekdays: 11h00 – 00h00, Saturday: 15h00 – 00h00, Sunday: CLOSED
Rua de S. Pedro de Alcântara 45, 1250-237, Lisboa, Portugal.
38° 42' 51.1" N | 09° 08' 38.7" W | +351 213 475 707
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A traditional bar whose upbeat atmosphere is a stark contrast to the morose Fado played here every Monday and Wednesday from 21h00. Things feel somewhat homely and intimate here. Thanks probably to its small size and the closeness of the performance area to the crowd. Look out for their chouriço assado, a flaming grilled sausage and their list of reasonably priced wines. Ever since 2009 there is a second Tasca bar in the Rua dos Remédios, Alfama.
Weekdays: 11h00 – 00h00, Saturday: 15h00 – 00h00, Sunday: CLOSED
Rua do do Diário de Notícias 39, 1200-333, Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 42' 41.9" N | 09° 08' 38.9" W | +351 961 339 696
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A small terrace that offers amazing views over the river and the 24 de Abril bridge. It is located on the sixth floor of the Bairro Alto Hotel. Although a little pricey, the terrace makes a great place for a light lunch as they offer a wide range of salads, sandwiches and paninis. Also worth noting are their Mojito's and a cold drink made from fruit and crushed ice called a granizado.
Daily: 10h30 – 01h00
Bairro Alto Hotel, Praca Luis de Camões 2, Lisbon, Portugal.
38° 43' 20.1" N | 09° 08' 21.6" W | +351 213 408 288
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ZDB is a centre that promotes contemporary visual and performing arts including, film and music. Located within a warren of narrow streets in the heart of the Bairro Alto, it has been heralding the works of some of the country's leading exponents of underground contemporary art.
Daily: 18h00 – 02h00
Rua da Barroca 59, 1200, Bairro Alto, Portugal.
38° 42' 42.3" N | 09° 08' 40.3" W | +351 961 339 696
zdb@zedosbois.org
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