Zeca Camargo returns to Lisbon with Nomad for a guide on stays, food, and outings. Journalist spotlights hotels, eateries, and day trips in Portugal using the fintech’s financial tools.
Nostalgic Lisbon return with Nomad
Lisbon was Zeca Camargo’s European gateway at age 16. Now partnering with Nomad, a fintech for Brazilians abroad, he rediscovers it. The global account streamlined pure experiences.
“Lisbon blends memories and fresh vibes. Nomad is a brand I trust,” says the journalist. He used Nomad’s debit card for seamless euro payments, accepted everywhere.
Stays in Bairro Alto and Alfama
Alfama offers tradition, but Bairro Alto stirs backpacker memories at Pensão Londres. Zeca picks Bairro Alto Hotel on Praça Camões or modern Memmo Príncipe Real with its panoramic terrace.
Bookings through Nomad Trips app platform with exclusive perks.
Outings, shopping, and Lisbon eats
Start at Praça do Comércio and Rua Augusta. Grab Meia Dúzia bisnagas or A Vida Portuguesa finds in Chiado. Check Nuno Gama atelier and Oficina Marques on Avenida da Liberdade.
In Bairro Alto, hit Carmo Archaeological Museum viewpoint, Casa Portuguesa’s cod pastéis, and Bairro do Avillez. End at Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara with Porto wine at Pavilhão Chinês.
Must-try Lisbon restaurants
Time Out Market: 26 spots for shared food adventures at Mercado da Ribeira.
100 Maneiras: Chef Ljubomir Stanisic’s 12-course tasting menu.
Marlene and ZunZum Gastrobar: Marlene Vieira’s squid feijoada shines.
Canalha: Chef João Rodrigues revives Portuguese roots. Gin Lovers for drinks.
Day trips to Sintra and Ericeira
Sintra’s Pena Palace dazzles; try Piriquita’s Travesseiros and Casa do Preto’s Queijadinhas.
Ericeira’s surf village wins with Golfinho Azul’s Mafra bread and ocean views.
The itinerary mixes culture, cuisine, and easy finances via Nomad in Portugal.
