Timeline
18:52
Grab a drink at Tarannà – Espai Barcelona. The Catalan identity shines through in the design and gastronomy, making it a perfect spot to relax before the evening.
19:22
Walk to Lisbon Botanical Gardens. Created centuries ago by a King of Portugal during the Discoveries, this space holds a collection of plants from around the world. The golden light here is soft and dappled.
20:22
Stand in Jardim Constantino. As the sun sets toward the WNW, the late afternoon light bathes this late 19th-century neighborhood park in a warm glow. It is named after Constantino José Marques de Sampaio e Melo, the 'King of Florists'.
20:52
End the evening with dinner at Ceia Minhota. This Portuguese restaurant is open late, allowing you to extend the night with regional flavors just steps from the garden.
Local tip
The walk from Tarannà – Espai Barcelona to the Botanical Gardens is short, but the path to Jardim Constantino is gentle. Ceia Minhota is open until midnight, so you have plenty of time to linger.
Check before you go
- Tarannà – Espai Barcelona is open Tu-Th 18:00-23:45 and Fr-Sa 18:00-02:00.
- Ceia Minhota is open Mo-Sa 08:00-0:00.
- Sunset on 15 July is at 21:00, with golden light starting around 20:22.
Worth knowing
- Tarannà Espai Barcelona is open at 18:52 only on Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
- Ceia Minhota is open at 20:52 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Lisbon (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).