Lisboa
At the Associação Caboverdeana you can find a restaurant where the islands’ gastronomy takes centre stage and everyday a different dish is proposed.
• Address: Rua Duque de Palmela, 2 – 8º | 1250-098 Lisboa
• Opening Hours: Everyday at lunch time
• Contacts:
W: : http://www.acaboverdeana.org
@: : secretariaassociacao@gmail.com
T: +351 21 359 33 67
• How to get there:
Train: Sintra > Rossio | Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Bus: 13, 207, 706, 727, 746, 753
Metro: Blue Line, Yellow Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.723067; -9.149478
Lisboa
Sabura is a local development and community intervention project promoted by the Associação Cultural Moinho da Juventude. This project makes it possible to show the Alto da Cova da Moura neighbourhood (Amadora, Portugal) to the world, while boosting the local economy and bringing value to its cultural and artistic heritage.
• Address: Alto da Cova da Moura | 2610-202 Lisboa
• Contacts:
W: : http://moinhodajuventude.pt
@: : sabura.visitas@gmail.com
T: +351 21 490 1070
• How to get there:
Train: Oriente > Sintra | Rossio > Mira Sintra-Meleças | Rossio > Sintra
Bus: 711, 746, 764, 767
Metro: Blue Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.743865090866436; -9.213764188352904
Lisboa
B.Leza is a Luso-African nightclub in Lisbon, mainly linked to the culture and community of Cape Verde. A venue that breathes African dance and live music, and where the rhythms of Kizomba, Funaná and Coladeira are the highllghts amidst many others.
• Address: Cais Gás, 1 | 1200-161 Lisboa
• Opening Hours:
Fri-Sat | 10:30pm-04:00am
Sun | 07:00pm-02:00am
• Contacts:
W: : https://linktr.ee/b.leza
@: : geral.bleza@gmail.com
T: +351 21 010 6837
• How to get there:
Train: Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 28E
Bus: 728, 732, 736, 782
Metro: Blue Line, Green Line
Ferry:
- Terminal do Terreiro do Paço: Lisboa-Barreiro
- Terminal do Cais do Sodré: Lisboa-Cacilhas | Lisboa-Seixal | Lisboa-Montijo
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.70810382136961; -9.147163949774617
Lisboa
Where a slave market once existed. Situated between Praça do Comércio and Santa Apolónia, Campo das Cebolas was completely renovated on the 14th of April, 2018, providing a new leisure area for the city of Lisbon.
• Address: Campo das Cebolas | Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Bus: 736, 744-711, 744-759
Metro: Blue Line
Ferry:
-Terminal do Terreiro do Paço: Lisboa-Barreiro
-Terminal do Cais do Sodré: Lisboa-Cacilhas | Lisboa-Seixal | Lisboa-Montijo
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.70980095157495; -9.131025553891734
Lisboa
Located in the central area of the Portuguese capital, Campo dos Mártires da Pátria is a place filled with history, having already served many purposes. It was both a slaughterhouse and a bullring arena, where Lisbon’s flea market once took place, and finally, a vegetable market. Nowadays it is a pleasant park where you can stroll and enjoy the garden and its animals.
• Address: Campo dos Mártires da Pátria | Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Rossio > Sintra
Bus: 723, 730, 753, 760, 767
Metro: Green Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.72281027411115; -9.140748089534332
Lisboa
A gastronomic and cultural space that has served typical Angolan dishes since 1970.
• Address: Travessa da Fábrica das Sedas, 7 | 1250-096 Lisboa
• Opening Hours: Mon-Sat | 12:00pm-03:00pm
• Contacts:
W: https://facebook.com/casadeangola.net
@: suseteantao@gmail.com
T: +351 965527397
• How to get there:
Train: Sintra > Rossio | Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 24E
Bus: 207, 727, 738, 753, 758, 774
Metro: Yellow Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.72274932089027; -9.154604011647097
Lisboa
Casa Mocambo is a restaurant and art gallery. The menu, served in the Dining Room, is inspired by Lisbon’s mixed culture and a diversity of aromas from around the world. On the ground floor, the Audio Visual Gallery is a space reserved for exhibitions, showcasing the most varied art forms. Casa Mocambo was born from the memories of the old Mocambo de Lisboa (name once given to the Madragoa neighbourhood), a word which also means refuge or small village.
• Address: Rua do Vale de Santo António, 122A | 1170-378 Lisboa
• Opening Hours:
Tue-Fri and Sun | 06:00pm-12:00am
Sat | 12:00pm-04:00pm and 06:00pm-12:00am
• Contacts:
W: : https://www.facebook.com/Casa.Mocambo
@: : casa.mocambo@gmail.com
T: +351 912509906
• How to get there:
Train: Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 15E
Bus: 13B, 712, 726, 736
Metro: Blue Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.71976376676274; -9.123438526988258
Lisboa
The CCCV's mission is to carry out various activities that promote the community’s socio-cultural development and stimulate interest and knowledge around interculturality.
• Address: Rua de São Bento, 640 | 1250-222 Lisboa
• Opening Hours: Mon-Fri | 10:00am-05:00pm
• Contacts:
W: : http://www.cccv.pt
@: : pt.cccv@gov.cv
T: +351 21 018 7393
• How to get there:
Train: Sintra > Rossio | Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 24E
Bus: 207, 727, 738, 753, 758, 774
Metro: Yellow Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.721054450541274; -9.154965856498574
Lisboa
The city’s former water reservoir, where events and celebrations happened with the participation of the African community.
• Address: R. Cais de Santarém, 23 | 1100-603 Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Sintra > Rossio | Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 28E
Bus: 728, 732, 736, 783
Metro: Blue Line, Green Line
Ferry
- Terreiro do Paço Terminal: Lisboa-Barreiro
- Cais do Sodré Terminal: Lisboa-Cacilhas | Lisboa-Seixal | Lisboa-Montijo
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.710430454209956; -9.129332911647094
Lisboa
Located in Cais do Sodré, before the grand estuary of the Tagus, in a warehouse built at the beginning of the 20th century, Ibo Restaurante is inspired by Portuguese gastronomy and Mozambican flavours, awakening passions and interconnecting identities, habits and traditions.
• Address: Compartimento 2, Cais do Sodré Armazem A | 1200-450 Lisboa
• Opening Hours:
Tue-Fri | 12:30pm-03:00pm and 07:30pm-11:00pm
Sat | 12:30pm-03:00pm and 07:30pm-01:00am
Sun | 12:30pm-03:00pm
• Contacts:
W: http://www.ibo-restaurante.pt
@: geral@ibo-restaurante.pt
T : +351 961 332 024
• How to get there:
Train: Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 28E
Bus: 728, 732, 736, 782
Metro: Blue Line, Green Line
Ferry
- Terreiro do Paço Terminal: Lisboa-Barreiro
- Cais do Sodré Terminal: Lisboa-Cacilhas | Lisboa-Seixal | Lisboa-Montijo
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.70593712645778; -9.144261411647095
Lisboa
The Graça Church and Convent are situated in Largo da Graça, within the civil parish of São Vicente. Both date back to the inception of the Portuguese nationality, in the 13th century. They were later rebuilt in the 16th century, and restored after the 1755 earthquake. Situated on the castle’s neighbouring hill, the view over Lisbon is both stunning and charming.
• Address: Calçada da Graça | Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Cascais > Cais do Sodré - Express | Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Oeiras > Cais do Sodré (DU) | Sintra > Rossio
Tram: 28E
Bus: 712, 726, 734, 737
Metro: Green Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.71650313214164; -9.131466222352051
Lisboa
Discover one of Lisbon’s most emblematic churches, where extreme beauty reveals a sinister past. Between Rossio and Praça da Figueira, you can find the Church of São Domingos, one of the most beautiful churches in the city. It was built in the 13th century, by order of D. Sancho II, but the works, renovations, earthquakes and fires completely changed its initial medieval structure. Inside this church, where all the national and royal solemnities were celebrated, from funerals to baptisms and weddings; history also tells a darker tale. Those convicted of heresy in the neighbouring Palácio da Inquisição, were sent to this church before being publicly executed in Rossio.
• Address: Lg. de São Domingos | 1150-320 Lisboa
• Opening Hours: Mon-Sat | 07:30am-07:00pm
• Contacts:
W: : www.patriarcado-lisboa.pt
@: : igreja.saodomingoslx@gmail.com
T: +351 213428275
• How to get there:
Train: Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Sintra > Rossio
Bus: 708, 711, 714, 732, 736
Metro: Blue Line, Green Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.715444978296674; -9.138515765562282
Lisboa
Discover the Tropical Botanical Garden, also known as the Colonial Garden, created in 1906 and fully dedicated to teaching and scientific knowledge. It has had many names, but the plants which inhabit the Tropical Botanical Garden, situated in one of Lisbon’s prime areas, bear names that are harder to pronounce. Specimens of more than 500 perennial species, of tropical or subtropical origin, represent elements that are in some cases already extinct in their natural habitats, such as Ginkgo Biloba. The Tropical Botanical Garden, also known as the Colonial Garden, was created as the Tropical Agriculture Museum Garden, since it was part of the colonial agricultural service, both in its scientific and didactic components. As an integral part of the School of Agriculture for many decades now, its mission today is to showcase the Tropical Research Institute and host relevant thematic exhibitions.
• Address: Largo dos Jerónimos – Belém | 1400-209 Lisboa
• Opening Hours: Mon-Sun | 10:00am-08:00pm
• Contacts: T: +351 213637023
• How to get there:
Train: Cais do Sodré > Oeiras (DU) | Oeiras > Cais do Sodré (DU)
Tram: 15E, 18E
Bus: 149, 729, 79B
Ferry: Trafaria - Porto Brandão - Belém
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.698833062845424; -9.203935973010564
Lisboa
A typical Lisbon neighbourhood, formerly known as Bairro do Mocambo (bastion of the African presence in Lisbon from the 16th century onwards).
• Address: Madragoa | Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Azambuja > Santa Apolónia | Cascais > Cais do Sodré | Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Sintra > Rossio
Tram: 28E
Bus: 22B, 706, 727, 753, 773
• GPS:
Lat. / Long: 38.7104559782914; -9.155618088350941
Lisboa
A meeting point for African communities.
• Address: Martim Moniz | Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Sintra > Rossio | Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 12E
Bus: 708, 711, 714, 736, 760
Metro: Blue Line, Green Line
• GPS:
Lat. / Long: 38.71629685017933; -9.13680465092283
Lisboa
The MOVART project / gallery was born in 2015 with the purpose of promoting experimental and itinerant exhibitions, both in the city of Luanda and other locations. In 2017, it found a permanent space on Luanda’s waterfront.
MOVART's mission is to ensure that the world becomes acquainted with contemporary art produced in countries within the African continent and by artists of the African and Lusophone diasporas.
• Address: Rua João Penha, RC 14A | 1250-131 Lisboa
• Opening Hours: Tue-Fri | 02:00pm-06:00pm
• Contacts:
W: https://movart.co.ao
@: gallery@movart.co.ao
T: (+351) 21 135 8007
• How to get there:
Train: Oriente > Sintra | Roma-Areeiro > Setúbal
Bus: 207, 702, 711, 727, 753, 758
Metro: Yellow Line, Blue Line
• GPS:
Lat. / Long: 38.72314113511455; -9.154711480968308
Lisboa
The street named Rua do Poço dos Negros connects Calçaca do Combro and the Madragoa neighbourhood.
• Address: Rua Poço dos Negros | 1200-109 Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Azambuja > Santa Apolónia | Cascais > Cais do Sodré | Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Sintra > Rossio
Tram: 28E
Bus: 22B, 706, 727, 753, 773
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.710183070183206; -9.151388422087734
Lisboa
Praça do Comércio, formerly known as Terreiro do Paço, is a square located in Lisbon's Baixa, just by the River Tagus. The palace of the kings of Portugal stood here for roughly two centuries, and it is now home to various governmental departments. It is one of the largest squares in Europe, covering an area of approximately 36,000 m². The square is limited by 79 arches.
• Address: Praça do Comércio | 1100-148 Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Sintra > Rossio | Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 28E
Bus: 728, 732, 736, 782
Metro: Blue Line, Green Line
Ferry
- Terreiro do Paço Terminal: Lisboa-Barreiro
- Cais do Sodré Terminal: Lisboa-Cacilhas | Lisboa-Seixal | Lisboa-Montijo
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.70761587544693; -9.136433079443378
Loures
Part of the Lisbon Urban Art Route, where giant graffiti works on the façades of buildings can be admired.
• Address: Quinta do mocho | Loures
• How to get there:
Train: Alcântara > Castanheira do Ribatejo | Sintra > Alverca
Bus: 300, 302
Metro: Red Line
• GPS:
Lat. / Long.: 38.799154; -9.112654
Lisboa
Ribeira das Naus is one of the most interesting places in Lisbon. Recently renovated, the former shipyard, where Portuguese sailing ships were once built, is now a surprising river beach, with a large garden area and a sweeping staircase leading down to the river. Although swimming isn’t allowed, this area connects Cais das Colunas, which is just off Praça do Comércio, with Cais do Sodré, and is ideal for long sunbaths and putting your feet up after exploring the city.
• Address: Av. Ribeira das Naus | Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Sintra > Rossio | Cascais > Cais do Sodré
Tram: 28E
Bus: 728, 732, 736, 783
Metro: Blue Line, Green Line
Ferry
- Terreiro do Paço Terminal: Lisboa-Barreiro
- Cais do Sodré Terminal: Lisboa-Cacilhas | Lisboa-Seixal | Lisboa-Montijo
• GPS:
Lat. / Long: 38.70604977256824; -9.140292673577623
Lisboa
A meeting point for African communities.
• Address: Rossio | Lisboa
• How to get there:
Train: Mira Sintra-Meleças > Rossio | Sintra > Rossio
Bus: 736, 732, 711
Metro: Green Line
• GPS: Lat. / Long: 38.715836895519274; -9.139062446018253