Bairro Alto
Neighbourhood · Bairro Alto, Lisbon

Bairro Alto

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Bairro Alto sits above central Lisbon and dates back to the 16th century. Its grid of steep lanes holds traditional restaurants, fado houses and late-night bars. Walk to the edges for views across the city.

On day 4 of Lisbon in 5 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Free to enter the area
Time needed
2 to 4 hours
Best time
Evening for bars and restaurants
Getting there
Tram 28 or metro to Baixa-Chiado then walk uphill

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Day 4 of Lisbon in 5 Days

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How Bairro Alto fits into a day.
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Bairro Alto questions

Is Bairro Alto safe?

The area is generally safe at night. Watch for pickpockets in crowded spots.

What to do in Bairro Alto?

Visit bars, eat traditional food and listen to fado. Wander the streets for street art and views.

How to get to Bairro Alto from downtown?

Take tram 28 or the metro to Baixa-Chiado. Walk up the hill or use the Santa Justa lift.

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