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Lisbon - Portugal Entertainment

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Top Tips from our customers for Entertainment in Lisbon - Portugal

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  • Visited the Zoological Gardens which were excellent. The queues to get in are enormous so it is worth getting there about 30-40 minutes before they open. It is an excellent was to spend a good 4-6 hours. from Karen 
    in Walsall     Stayed at Radisson Sas HotelMay 2008
  • Fantastic shopping centre called Colombo For football fanatics - Benfica and Sporting Lisbon's grounds are a stone throw away - from Alison 
    in Edinburgh     Stayed at Marriott HotelJune 2007
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  • Everywhere easy to walk to. Really loved the castle and especially the camera-obscura (sessions every half hour, book in advance when you arrive there). from Sherrida 
    in London     Stayed at Britania HotelOctober 2007
  • The Oceanarium (jump on metro to Oriente) is well worth a visit, which is sited near Vaso de Gama shopping centre if need retail therapy as well! from Susan 
    in Buntingford     Stayed at Lar do Areeiro HostelMay 2008
  • Shoping center campo pequeno is very important to go to from Cesar Filipe 
    in london     Stayed at Vip Executive Barcelona HotelDecember 2006
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  • The Colombo shopping center, a big complex with more than 400 shops and various restaurant. from Alexandre 
    in Bristol     Stayed at Marriott HotelJune 2008
  • Pollux is a brilliant shop where they gift wrap your purchases and on the ninth floor is a great view and the best coffee I had in Lisbon, surprised it is not in the guide books. from Lynda 
    in Billericay     Stayed at Tivoli Lisboa HotelNovember 2007
  • There are some nice shoes, and handbag stores beside the hotel cheapper than the main EXPO shopping centre. For men & womens good quality clothes please go to Shop in one store just five minutes walk opposite St Pedro IV Square great prices. Transport is very cheap and reliable, but if you fancy exercise do take a walk it is really enjoyable and you can see much more. Unfortunately did not find a great restaurant as such, most restaurants have the same menu. A tip to remember in most restaurants extras like bread butter cheese wil be served don't eat them if you have not order them you will be CHARGED extra. What I did found on the third floor of Rua Carmo again five minutes walk was a lovely unisex salon offering manicures for E 5.00 Super hair cut and other treatments at a superb prices, Don Eduardo the owner very welcoming take pride in their work. The name NOVO CHIADO ! In General Lisbon is a nice city do visit the churches, markets, and the castle. from Belinda 
    in Milton Keynes     Stayed at Mundial HotelJanuary 2008
  • Just be friendly and and I'm sure u will get on fine from Diana 
    in london     Stayed at Altis Park HotelJanuary 2008
  • some great handbag shops, with some very short opening hours, so be quick from fiona 
    in Solihull     Stayed at Vip Inn Veneza HotelMay 2008
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