Coliseu dos Recreios is one of the region's most vibrant music venues. Make time to see a show or concert.

Arrive nice and early to fully appreciate Coliseu dos Recreios. Bring your wallet with you — this entertainment venue has an admission fee. Intend to hang around the leafy neighborhood of Baixa a while? Drop by Castle of Sao Jorge, Lisbon Oceanarium and Rossio Square while you're exploring this area.

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