Parque das Nações Parque das Nações

Explore the vibrant Parque das Nações, home to the SBC Summit. Immerse yourself in its contemporary allure, with must-visit spots like the Oceanarium, Vasco da Gama shopping centre, and scenic riverside promenades. Delight in leisure pursuits of the Pavilion of Knowledge, and green spaces designed by renowned architects. Admire the striking Vasco da Gama Bridge from the Vasco da Gama Tower‘s panoramic viewing platform. Experience the fusion of innovation and recreation at Parque das Nações, where every corner promises discovery. It is only a 10 minute journey from the airport!

Explore the vibrant Parque das Nações, home to the SBC Summit. Immerse yourself in its contemporary allure, with must-visit spots like the Oceanarium, Vasco da Gama shopping centre, and scenic riverside promenades. Delight in leisure pursuits of the Pavilion of Knowledge, and green spaces designed by renowned architects. Admire the striking Vasco da Gama Bridge from the Vasco da Gama Tower‘s panoramic viewing platform. Experience the fusion of innovation and recreation at Parque das Nações, where every corner promises discovery. It is only a 10 minute journey from the airport!
Nightlife and Music Nightlife and Music

Lisbon is considered one of the best cities for nightlife in Europe. You will feel a vibrant nightlife in the famous districts of Chiado, Faro and Barrio Alto. Look out for the rooftop bars! These bars are hidden gems with amazing scenic views of the Tagus River. You will feel the soul of Portuguese culture expressed through music in Fado and Bairro Alto.

Lisbon is considered one of the best cities for nightlife in Europe. You will feel a vibrant nightlife in the famous districts of Chiado, Faro and Barrio Alto. Look out for the rooftop bars! These bars are hidden gems with amazing scenic views of the Tagus River. You will feel the soul of Portuguese culture expressed through music in Fado and Bairro Alto.
Starting from Chiado, one of the most charismatic areas of the city of Lisbon, the area is a bohemian neighbourhood full of restaurants and bars, a must on a night out. Barrio Alto and Alfama offer a fascinating and unique street atmosphere that provides unforgettable encounters. Starting from Chiado, one of the most charismatic areas of the city of Lisbon, the area is a bohemian neighbourhood full of restaurants and bars, a must on a night out. Barrio Alto and Alfama offer a fascinating and unique street atmosphere that provides unforgettable encounters.
Popular music genre, Fado, expresses a deep sense of melancholy, longing, and nostalgia. It creates a unique Portuguese experience with intense and soulful melodies worth exploring. Fado was historically associated with the working class and the taverns of Lisbon, where it was performed by amateur singers known as fadistas. Today is recognized by UNESCO as an Important Cultural Heritage. Popular music genre, Fado, expresses a deep sense of melancholy, longing, and nostalgia. It creates a unique Portuguese experience with intense and soulful melodies worth exploring. Fado was historically associated with the working class and the taverns of Lisbon, where it was performed by amateur singers known as fadistas. Today is recognized by UNESCO as an Important Cultural Heritage.
Explore the bars and areas of Lisbon, where Fado can be appreciated and “fate” revisited. We recommend visiting Clube de Fado, A Tasca do Chico, Mesa de Frades and Sr. Vinho.

Explore the bars and areas of Lisbon, where Fado can be appreciated and “fate” revisited. We recommend visiting Clube de Fado, A Tasca do Chico, Mesa de Frades and Sr. Vinho.

Top Activities Top Activities
The city is home to beautiful infrastructure and architecture. From UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Jeronimos Monastery and Torre de Belem to the royal Belem Palace and the crowning Praça do Império, where we will have our Official Opening Party on the 24th September for all full pass attendees. The city is home to beautiful infrastructure and architecture. From UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Jeronimos Monastery and Torre de Belem to the royal Belem Palace and the crowning Praça do Império, where we will have our Official Opening Party on the 24th September for all full pass attendees.
The Rua Augusta Arch is a prominent landmark, reflecting the city’s resilience and architectural heritage. Nearby The Aguas Livres Aqueduct spans over 35 kilometres, which used to carry all the water to the city, is still in perfect shape to visit. The Rua Augusta Arch is a prominent landmark, reflecting the city’s resilience and architectural heritage. Nearby The Aguas Livres Aqueduct spans over 35 kilometres, which used to carry all the water to the city, is still in perfect shape to visit.
The Convento do Carmo is a melancholy visit into the devastation of the 1755 earthquake. The ruins of the once magnificent convent offers a glimpse into Lisbon’s architectural past. Despite its partial ruin, the Convento do Carmo still showcases stunning Gothic architecture, with intricate arches, columns, and vaulted ceilings. Not to mention the panoramic views from the ruins. The Convento do Carmo is a melancholy visit into the devastation of the 1755 earthquake. The ruins of the once magnificent convent offers a glimpse into Lisbon’s architectural past. Despite its partial ruin, the Convento do Carmo still showcases stunning Gothic architecture, with intricate arches, columns, and vaulted ceilings. Not to mention the panoramic views from the ruins.
Prominent artists have filled the city with artistic expressions and interventions for years. Street art in Lisbon is not confined to galleries or museums; it’s integrated into the fabric of the city itself. Lx Factory has been transformed into a dynamic hub where you can explore art galleries, design studios, boutiques, cafes, and vintage stores. You can also visit the museums of Lisbon:
Prominent artists have filled the city with artistic expressions and interventions for years. Street art in Lisbon is not confined to galleries or museums; it’s integrated into the fabric of the city itself. Lx Factory has been transformed into a dynamic hub where you can explore art galleries, design studios, boutiques, cafes, and vintage stores. You can also visit the museums of Lisbon:
Portuguese Food Portuguese Food

Portugal is famous for their delicious Pastel de Belem (Pastel de Nata) and their variety of fresh seafood which is included in five hundred recipes. In Lisbon you will find the best of the Mediterranean Cuisine (bread, olive oil, cheese, traditional sausages and a great variety of snacks) in a wide range of restaurants, from the most typical and traditional to the most sophisticated and international ones.

Portugal is famous for their delicious Pastel de Belem (Pastel de Nata) and their variety of fresh seafood which is included in five hundred recipes. In Lisbon you will find the best of the Mediterranean Cuisine (bread, olive oil, cheese, traditional sausages and a great variety of snacks) in a wide range of restaurants, from the most typical and traditional to the most sophisticated and international ones.
Seafood, salads, cold soups and petiscos will refresh you in the summer heat. Petiscos are staples of Portugal typically served as small and flavourful dishes and accompanied with wine and beer. Common petiscos range from cheese platters, salt cod fritters, octopus salad, grilled vegetables, fried squid and grilled chorizo. Grilled churrasco-style meat with piri piri and grilled pork ribs are also popular dishes in Portuguese restaurants. Seafood, salads, cold soups and petiscos will refresh you in the summer heat. Petiscos are staples of Portugal typically served as small and flavourful dishes and accompanied with wine and beer. Common petiscos range from cheese platters, salt cod fritters, octopus salad, grilled vegetables, fried squid and grilled chorizo. Grilled churrasco-style meat with piri piri and grilled pork ribs are also popular dishes in Portuguese restaurants.
Traditional ginjinha, sangria, Vinho Verde and red wine is served in most dinners as a refreshing drink on a summer night. Try it with seafood dishes like bacalhau or Cataplana de Marisco! Traditional ginjinha, sangria, Vinho Verde and red wine is served in most dinners as a refreshing drink on a summer night. Try it with seafood dishes like bacalhau or Cataplana de Marisco!
Enjoy a coffee with pastel de nata, or try something new such as traveseiros and queijadas! Enjoy a coffee with pastel de nata, or try something new such as traveseiros and queijadas!
Restaurants Restaurants
We recommend visiting these locations for the best food the city has to offer: We recommend visiting these locations for the best food the city has to offer:
Mex Factory, for a delicious and fun Mexican experience
Prado Restaurante
Água pela Barba
Enoteca 17•56
Cervejeria Trindade , with beautiful romance decoration, it is our chosen venue for the Payments & Emerging Tech Dinner on Wednesday 25th
Kabuki Lisboa , exciting and flavourful blend of Mediterranean and Japanese cuisine.
Sem Vergonha
Palacio Chiado
Mattë Lisboa
Mex Factory, for a delicious and fun Mexican experience
Prado Restaurante
Água pela Barba
Enoteca 17•56
Cervejeria Trindade , with beautiful romance decoration, it is our chosen venue for the Payments & Emerging Tech Dinner on Wednesday 25th
Kabuki Lisboa , exciting and flavourful blend of Mediterranean and Japanese cuisine.
Sem Vergonha
Palacio Chiado
Mattë Lisboa
Transportation Transportation
Lisbon offers a comprehensive transportation network that includes a metro system with four lines: Blue Line (Linha Azul), Yellow Line (Linha Amarela), Green Line (Linha Verde), and Red Line (Linha Vermelha). The Metro is home to beautiful artworks including sculptures, murals, mosaics, and paintings, which are integrated into the stations and platforms. Traditional Portuguese ceramic tiles, known as azulejos, are a prominent feature of many Lisbon metro stations. Campo Grande Station, Olaias Station, Saldanha Station and Picoas Station are the locations to see architectural and artistic wonders. Lisbon offers a comprehensive transportation network that includes a metro system with four lines: Blue Line (Linha Azul), Yellow Line (Linha Amarela), Green Line (Linha Verde), and Red Line (Linha Vermelha). The Metro is home to beautiful artworks including sculptures, murals, mosaics, and paintings, which are integrated into the stations and platforms. Traditional Portuguese ceramic tiles, known as azulejos, are a prominent feature of many Lisbon metro stations. Campo Grande Station, Olaias Station, Saldanha Station and Picoas Station are the locations to see architectural and artistic wonders.
An extensive bus network operates around the city. You can make use of the iconic yellow trams and funiculars/elevators to navigate the city’s hilly terrain. Taxis, bicycle-sharing programs, and ride-sharing services like Uber are also available. An extensive bus network operates around the city. You can make use of the iconic yellow trams and funiculars/elevators to navigate the city’s hilly terrain. Taxis, bicycle-sharing programs, and ride-sharing services like Uber are also available.
We highly recommend taking boats and ferries to enjoy a relaxing experience with views. Boats operate along the Tagus River and are an ideal way of transport between the districts of the city. Some recommended routes are Cais do Sodré to Cacilhas, Belém to Trafaria and Terreiro do Paço to Barreiro. Tickets range from only 1 to 3€. We highly recommend taking boats and ferries to enjoy a relaxing experience with views. Boats operate along the Tagus River and are an ideal way of transport between the districts of the city. Some recommended routes are Cais do Sodré to Cacilhas, Belém to Trafaria and Terreiro do Paço to Barreiro. Tickets range from only 1 to 3€.
Nature and Beaches Nature and Beaches

Lisbon offers great natural landscapes at the heart of the historic district of Monsanto with the largest park in the city covering 10sqm. Its proximity to the gardens and forests of Tapada da Ajuda and Botanical Garden make for memorable excursions. 

Lisbon offers great natural landscapes at the heart of the historic district of Monsanto with the largest park in the city covering 10sqm. Its proximity to the gardens and forests of Tapada da Ajuda and Botanical Garden make for memorable excursions. 
Incredible beaches are found only a 20-minute drive from the capital. Some locations to find magnificent beaches are Costa da Caparica and Cascais. The city offers surfing-ideal locations, caves, cliffs, quality seafood restaurants and relaxation from the busy city. Praia da Rainha, Praia da Arriba and Praia do Guincho are great to enjoy the summer heat and try surfing! Incredible beaches are found only a 20-minute drive from the capital. Some locations to find magnificent beaches are Costa da Caparica and Cascais. The city offers surfing-ideal locations, caves, cliffs, quality seafood restaurants and relaxation from the busy city. Praia da Rainha, Praia da Arriba and Praia do Guincho are great to enjoy the summer heat and try surfing!
If you enjoy adventure we recommend taking a car down to Sintra. 50-minute drive from Libson you will find stunning landscapes, historic palaces, and charming villages. In the coastal area you can find beautiful beaches such as Praia Grande, Praia das Maçãs, Ursa Beach and Praia da Adraga are a must see. If you enjoy adventure we recommend taking a car down to Sintra. 50-minute drive from Libson you will find stunning landscapes, historic palaces, and charming villages. In the coastal area you can find beautiful beaches such as Praia Grande, Praia das Maçãs, Ursa Beach and Praia da Adraga are a must see.
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