Lived-in, layered, soulful
Graça / Mouraria
The lived-in hill where fado was born, full of steep lanes, terraces and tascas.
Climbing the hill north of the castle, Graça and Mouraria are the parts of Lisbon that never tidied themselves up for visitors, and are better for it. Mouraria is where fado was born and where dozens of nationalities now share the same steep lanes, market stalls and tiny tascas. Graça above it offers wide terraces and miradouros where locals drink at sunset rather than queue for photographs. This is the city at its most lived-in: laundry overhead, a guitar somewhere, the smell of grilled fish.
Highlights
Birthplace of fado Sunset miradouros over the city Multicultural lanes and food stalls Family-run tascas Tiled facades and viewpoints
11 places
2 Categories
Restaurant
9 places
O Velho Eurico Restaurant
Chef Driven Neo Tasca Buzzy
Ze dos Cornos Restaurant
Tasca Grill Communal
O Piteu da Graca Restaurant
Tasca Local Institution Tiled Room
Cantinho do Aziz Restaurant
Immigrant Kitchen Chef Driven Multicultural
Cozinha Popular da Mouraria Restaurant
Community Local Institution Multicultural
Community kitchen where the neighbourhood cooks together
Tasca Baldracca Restaurant
Chef Driven Petiscos Natural Wine
Faz Figura Restaurant
River View Terrace Refined
A Taberna do Mar Restaurant
Intimate Seafood Counter
Kanazawa Restaurant
Kaiseki Counter Chef Driven
Bar
2 places
Graca do Vinho Bar
Wine Bar Intimate Slow Food
Damas Bar
Live Music Alternative Creative