Galeria Belo-Galsterer, R. Castilho 71 RC, Esq. (170 m away, 3 min on foot)
It is a contemporary art gallery committed to multicultural diversity and artists from different origins and generations.
Costa Nova, R. Castilho 69 Loja esq. (280 m away, 3 min on foot)
The simple, organic and timeless lines of the Costa Nova products make it a distinct brand all over the world. Observe the dinnerware and decorative collections and surrender to this so-Portuguese art form that is ceramics.
Cinemateca Portuguesa and Museu do Cinema, R. Barata Salgueiro 39 (650 m away, 8 min on foot)
Dedicated to the dissemination and preservation of film, especially Portuguese cinema, it organises film sessions and exhibitions. Here you can also find Museu do Cinema, archives, a library, and a restaurant bar.
Estufa Fria, Parque Eduardo VII (750 m away, 10 min on foot)
Located on the slope of Parque Eduardo VII, facing south, it is an exuberant garden, hidden in an old quarry, right in the heart of Lisbon! It brings together three different environments a cold and a warm greenhouse, as well as a sweet one, where you can discover more than 300 species from all around the world.
Mural by Os Gemeos and O Crocodilo mural, Avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo (800 m away, 10 min on foot)
Here you can find two graffiti artworks, a mural by the Brazilian artists Os Gemeos in partnership with Blu, and the O Crocodilo mural by the Italian artist Ericailcane.
Cinema São Jorge, Av. da Liberdade 175, (800 m away, 11 min on foot)
One of the most emblematic events venue in Lisbon, Cinema São Jorge has been operating in the cultural scene since the 1950s as a venue for the most varied art forms, like film, music, theatre, exhibitions, debates and workshops. Its agenda is aimed at all demographics. Theres also a coffee bar on the 1st floor, where you can sit and gaze at the Avenida.
Príncipe Real District (1 km away, 14 min on foot)
In this district, you'll find the Hard Rock Café, the National Museum of Science Natural History, the Botanical Garden and, of course, the Príncipe Real Garden. It is also the district where imposing mansions and buildings from the 19th century host LGBTQIA friendly bars, conceptual stores from local designers, antique shops, art galleries, etc. It's so trendy that not filming a TikTok or a Reel here while visiting the city is now considered old fashioned.
National Museum of Science Natural History, R. da Escola Politécnica 56 (1.2 km away, 16 min on foot)
It includes sections dedicated to the material history and culture of sciences like zoology, anthropology, mineralogy and palaeontology. Here, you can visit both permanent and temporary exhibitions, namely on the subject of contemporary art. It is also home to conference sessions, debates and even training courses. The Lisbon Botanical and Tropical Gardens are also part of the museum.
Lisbon Botanical Garden, R. da Escola Politécnica 58 (1.3 km away, 18 min on foot)
With a centuries-old tradition on the study of botany, some of what stands out in this garden are the diverse palm trees, originating from all continents; the cycads, which represent old flora, mostly extinct or extremely rare, with some unique species living here; and the tropical species native to New Zealand, Australia, China, Japan and South America.
Hard Rock Cafe, Av. da Liberdade 2 (1.4 km away, 20 min on foot)
This is a must visit for music lovers! If you are staying at HF Fénix Music on your birthday, we will gift you a voucher so you can complete your musical experience with a meal at the iconic Hard Rock Lisboa. Just request it at the reception desk. Bon appétit and lots of rock and roll!
Casa Fernando Pessoa, R. Coelho da Rocha 16-18 (1.6 km away, 23 min on foot)
This is the house that was inhabited by the writer during the last 15 years of his life. It has two libraries the public one specialises in poetry from around the world as well as in the author's work; the other holds his private collection. It also lodges and exhibits objects, furniture and documents that belonged to Fernando Pessoa, along with an artwork collection, composed of pieces by artists from different generations and movements.
Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara, CC da Quintinha 6 (1.7 km away, 23 min on foot)
This is one of the best observation spots for a panoramic view of the city and it sits right next to the top of the Glória Funicular. From here, you can see the entire Avenida da Liberdade, Praça dos Restauradores, the downtown area and the Castle of S. Jorges hill.
