Summer is just around the corner, and what better way to spend it than exploring Lisbon's eco-friendly spots, right? From cafes to workshops, markets, shops, restaurants and much more, Lisbon has a lot to offer for sustainable travellers. So, get ready to pack your bags and have a positive impact on the environment while having some fun. 

 

Numa Cafe

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The first stop on our eco-friendly tour of Lisbon is Numa Cafe. This cosy cafe is located in the trendy Principe Real neighborhood and offers delicious vegan and vegetarian options. From smoothie bowls to homemade cakes, you won't be disappointed with the food.

The cafe's sustainability efforts include using biodegradable packaging and offering discounts to customers who bring their own cups. How cool is that? Plus, the cafe's interior is made entirely of sustainable materials such as recycled wood and cork. So, grab your fave book and enjoy a guilt-free brunch at Numa Cafe.

Address:  R. da Escola Politécnica 94, 1250-100 Lisboa

 

Fica Oficina 

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If you're feeling crafty, Fica Oficina is the perfect spot for you. This workshop located in the heart of Lisbon offers classes on ceramics, screen printing, and other arts and crafts. The workshop uses eco-friendly materials such as recycled paper and water-based inks.

Plus, the classes are taught by local artists who are passionate about sustainability. So, unleash your creativity and learn a new skill at Fica Oficina.

Address: Rua de Arroios 154B, 1150-056 Lisboa

 

 Embaixada

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If you're looking for a unique shopping experience that also supports sustainability, then Embaixada is a must-visit destination in Lisbon. Housed in a beautiful 19th-century palace, Embaixada is a shopping gallery that features a curated selection of Portuguese brands and designers.

From fashion to home decor to beauty products, the shops in Embaixada offer a range of high-quality, eco-friendly products that are made in Portugal. Plus, the palace itself is a stunning work of architecture, with intricate tilework and beautiful courtyards. So, if you want to shop sustainably while enjoying some of Lisbon's most beautiful architecture, you can't miss a visit to Embaixada.

Address: Praça do Príncipe Real 26, 1250-184 Lisboa

 

Second Home 

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For a unique co-working space, check out Second Home. It's located in the historic Mercado da Ribeira, offers a range of workspaces and amenities for freelancers and entrepreneurs. The space's sustainability efforts include using energy-efficient appliances and recycling.

Plus, the space's interior is made entirely of sustainable materials such as recycled wood and metal, and there are tons of plants that will make you feel like you're working in a forest. Getting your work done while supporting sustainability sounds good, right?

Address: Mercado de Ribeira, Av. 24 de Julho 1st floor 1200-479 Lisboa

 

Estuário do Sado

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A little outside of Lisbon, you'll find the perfect nature escape at Estuário do Sado. This natural reserve, located in Setúbal, offers a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and kayaking.

The reserve's commitment to sustainability is of utmost importance, as it strives to preserve the natural environment and promote environmental education. Plus, the reserve's location near the Sado River offers the opportunity to see dolphins in their natural habitat. Amazing, isn't it? So, immerse yourself in nature while supporting sustainability at Estuário do Sado.

Location: Setúbal

 

Lisbon has a lot to offer for eco-conscious travelers. From sustainable cafes and restaurants to eco-friendly outdoor activities and fashion stores, there are plenty of opportunities to support sustainability while enjoying all that the city has to offer. So, whether you're interested in nature, culture, or cuisine, be sure to add these eco spots to your itinerary and have a positive impact on the environment during your visit to Lisbon. Hope you enjoy your stay!

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