What to do and see in Central Portugal, Portugal: The Best Blues Clubs & Bars

Founded in 1974 , Rosis Pub has always been a reference in the village of Sao Pedro de Moel for having a good time. Known for it's good environment, excellent music and nice people.

Alface Hall... Alface Hall is the spot to relax and have a drink with your friends!This cosy bar/café, that was once a newspaper print-house, was totally decorated with collectable items to create a unique environment.We invite you to listen to great music of our vinyl collection, while tasting the best Sgroppino in Portugal, accompanied by one of our famous toasts. Also Alface Hall is a cultural spot in Lisbon where you will be able to watch live shows of Jazz, Bossa Nova, Soul, and so much more. Bring your music talent .... we have JAM Sessionshope to see you here.....

Stairway Club is the place in Cascais if you are looking for the cool and hipster ambient. Always with live music or dj's , alternative music from psych rock to hip hop! Cheap drinks! Cool people! Alternative and hipster vibe! Ideal for: Young alternative people! Open minded! surfers, backpackers, skaters, water sports athletes!

In 1937 it was named "Barrete Verde" but soon iit was changed to the final name that acquired national and international fame: ADEGA MACHADO. Today one may find a Fado House that renders homage to its history, to the founders and to all those who have added their personal and professional experiences to the memories of ADEGA MACHADO. In the Fado, Amalia Rodrigues proved her affection to this House with two yearly galas; the charismatics Alfredo Marceneiro and Fernando Mauricio came back many times. There are many to be named, but amongst those the interpreters Manuel Fernandes, Francisco Carvalhinho, Raul Nery, Adelino Santos, Beatriz da Conceicao, Maria Amelia Proenca, Maria da Fe and Mariza. The space was totally refurbished based on a new project, with a total preservation of the famous tiled facade and in the interior an area was created to display the large collection of historical images: paintings, drawings and photographs, property of the Machado Family. There is now an additional area, the Wine Cellar that serves traditional tidbits together with a large choice of Portuguese wines.