Brazilino Café

Brazilino Café

Brazilino Café is located at 120 Garrett Street, at one end of Praça do Chiado in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. It is one of the oldest and most well-known cafés in Lisbon, beloved by customers and, due to its fame, has become a must-visit attraction for many foreign tourists exploring the city.

Brazilino Café officially opened on November 19, 1905, serving Brazilian coffee. The café has two floors, and although not very large in area, it is packed with patrons every day. For visitors, having coffee here is considered a real treat. The café has long been a popular gathering place for Lisbon’s intellectuals and scholars, most notably the Portuguese poet and writer Fernando Pessoa, who would typically order a glass of absinthe and a cup of coffee. Perhaps it was the ambiance and atmosphere here that inspired his great literary works. In 1988, to further promote the café, the owner placed a bronze statue of the poet Fernando Pessoa outside.

Café A Brasileira

Why Go: One of Lisbon’s most popular cafés

Continent: Europe【Europe】

Country/Region: Portugal[Portugal]

Province/State: Lisbon District [Lisbon District]

City: Lisbon [Lisbon]