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In Cais do Sodré, the famous Rua Cor da Rosa (which locals call Pink Street because of the rosy-colored pavement) rivals Bairro Alto for late-night partying. From this central locale, it's a couple of minutes on the train to the tapas bars and tascas of hilly Santos. One stop farther takes you to Alcântara, where hipsters flock to the collection of bars at LX Factory and well-heeled types hangout at smart nightspots on the waterfront.
There's nothing between you and the view where this vintage wine tricycle has a pitch in the gardens of the Torre de Belém. It peddles Portuguese wines of every style and hue, which can be sipped from reusable plastic wine glasses while sightseeing.
Cocktails, DJ sessions, light meals, and glorious sunset views draw a well-heeled crowd to this slick bar on the banks of the Tagus River.
The perfect place for a sundowner, Á Margem is a minimalist white cube of a restaurant-bar perched on the banks of the Tagus.
A bar, restaurant, and swimming pool all enjoy gorgeous riverfront views at this super-luxe contemporary space. By day visitors can eat, drink, and swim; at night saxophonists play under the twinkling lights of the poolside bar.
