In Restelo you don't need belvederes to have a breathtaking view over the Tagus River, a stroll along the Avenida da Torre de Belém is enough. For some the best neighborhood in Lisbon to live, Restelo is known as the area with the most houses in Lisbon. Its residents enjoy a great deal of peace and security and, above all, the air of the Tagus River. Large families live here, who prefer the calm and tranquility of this area to living in the center. Everyone knows their front and next door neighbors, and their children play together. There is also some commerce, including the iconic 'Careca' in the street of cafes, where croissants are served that many consider the best in the Lisbon region.

In this riverside area, from where centuries ago the Portuguese caravels set sail for the unknown, one can breathe sea and culture. Belém is much more than the rectangular square, whose edges are formed by the promenade along the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, the Belém Cultural Center, and the Jerónimos Monastery. The Pastéis de Belém, with the Padaria Portuguesa next to it, represent the best of Portuguese pastries: tradition and modernity. Needless to say, these are all must-see spots for anyone visiting Lisbon. Belém is a neighborhood with a varied population, a mixture of several generations. Those who live here have the privilege of waking up early and walking or running along the Tagus River, a trend that has been gaining a lot of momentum. Its residents enjoy a great deal of peace and security and, above all, the air of the Tagus River. Large families live here, preferring the calm and tranquility of this area to living in the center.