Almada is a city and a municipality in Portugal, located on the southern margin of the Tagus River, on the opposite side of the river from Lisbon. The two cities are connected by the 25 de Abril Bridge.
Restaurants in Almada
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Grandma Berta's House is much more than a store. It's a house full of craft products and 100% portuguese, combined with a cafetaria servisse to remind the snacks served at home of our grandparents. Grandma Berta's House appears as a tribute to Grandma Berta that existed in our family. In her backyard it was usual to see painted clay pots of red with white polka dots, painted by her husband Eduardo (the "bald" Grandfather). The furniture that makes up our space come from another grandmother, Isabel. And the walls?! Ah... the walls are dressed up in family photographs tha tell real stories passed at the old times. Here you find a little bit of the best products made in our country. Crafts, soaps, ceramics, needlework, stationery, cans, biscuits and more... Behind the counter you'll find us... granddaughter Ana and Andreia great-granddaughter. We want you to feel at home, revisit memories, traditions and flavors of other times. Welcome to Casa da Avó Berta!
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4.5 based on 113 reviews
Beautiful place with a nice cafe, museum, garden and a stunning view to Lisbon city, In my personal view you could pass an entire day just relaxing and reading a book in this place it would be more interesting than spending money to to near "Cristo Rei" - National Shrine of Christ the King
As the name might already say, "Souvenirs That Don't Suck" is offering goods that you might actually like and fight useful. The shop was founded by a couple local designers that are trying to fight the worldwide epidemic of bad souvenirs.
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