I'm so glad I discovered Fernando Pessoa. What a treasure. I could've hung out all day learning…read moreabout him, listening to/reading his poetry. I got emotional at moments with how much his words resonated with me.

From the owner: Casa Fernando Pessoa is the house that was inhabited by the writer during the last 15 years of his…read morelife. It has an exhibition on three floors about the poet's life and work and a library specialized in world poetry. It is a place of literature that crosses memory, literary creation, and reading.

There is a small cafe inside with great dish of egg omelette and bread with fresh tomato. Coffee…read moreis great too! Nice service and good value. There is an outdoor seating available too( we have been in September 2024).

This is such a cute little colorful section of street in Lisbon!…read more A short section of the street is painted hot pink, and there's colorful umbrellas hanging all above- great for color AND some extra shade during the day! Because it's a relatively short part of the road (especially the part with the umbrellas) it can get a little busy, but it's still fun to check out and get a little photo! There's a couple restaurants that are on this street if you want to stay a bit longer than just a quick sighting or a simple walk through.

Rua Nova do Carvalho or "Pink Street" is exactly that--a pedestrian street that is painted pink…read more Located in the Cais do Sodré district, it used to be a red-light district, but today it is lined with restaurants, bars, and clubs and is covered with colorful umbrellas. When my husband and I were on vacation in Lisbon, our tour guide drove us here, and he offered to take a photo of me under the pretty umbrellas. We were there during the daytime, and many strangers were standing on the street and ended up in my photo, and I could Magic-Eraser only some of them. I hear that this street bustles even more for nightlife. The street is not long, so we were there for just a short time.