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In the south-west corner of Lisbon is the beautiful and popular area of Belém; home to some of the most spectacular and iconic landmarks in Portugal. The 56m-high Monument to the Discoveries is a stunning and imposing landmark right on the banks of the Tejo that commemorates the endeavours of the Portuguese explorers in the 15th and 16th centuries. A little further down the shore is the Belém Tower, which is a naval defense tower dating back to 1514 and one of the most popular tourist spots in the city; we advise getting there early. Close by is the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site that dates back to 1501 and used to be a religious sanctuary for sailors in the age of discoveries. Meanwhile, for art lovers, the Museu Coleção Berardo is home to works by some of the most famous modern masters, including Picasso, Dali, and Warhol.
To taste a perfect example of Portugal’s most famous culinary export, the pasteis de nata, you need to head to Pasteis de Belém; a beautiful traditional pastry shop with a reputation for the best custard tarts in the capital. For a good evening meal, try Enoteca De Belém with its extensive wine list, delicious menu and relaxed atmosphere. For a gourmet fine dining experience meanwhile, you can try to secure a reservation at Feitoria, a nuevo-chic restaurant with modern and postmodern decor as well as an award-winning menu. Finally, Nosolo Italia Belém is a delightful Italian restaurant with outdoor seating options right on the riverfront for a beautiful view across the Tejo. As for evening drinks, try Speakeasy for a 1930s American Jazz style bar with a good cocktail list, or enjoy a sophisticated cocktail at Bar 38º 41, named after the coordinates that sailors departed from in the age of discoveries.

The 15E Tram is a couple of minutes away and will take you to Cais do Sodré which will connect you to all the main public transport routes.