A BRASILEIRA DO CHIADO

A famous hundred-year-old cafe in Lisbon opened on November 19, 1905. It sells Brazilian coffee and various Portuguese desserts. It is a place where literati and scholars often visit and gather. Since 1988, the Portuguese poet Fernando... Bronze statue of Pessoa. It is one of the famous tourist attractions in Lisbon. On a sunny afternoon, sitting on an outdoor chair outside a Brazilian cafe, sipping the aromatic Brazilian coffee and tasting Portuguese desserts, how comfortable and leisurely it is!

If the drinker thinks it is good, then it is good; if the drinker thinks it is bad, then it is bad. Bitterness, astringency, sourness, and aftertaste are the basic properties of coffee. Ordinary people only evaluate coffee based on these four aspects. When you drink more, you will be able to tell what kind of fruit acid it is, such as citric acid (more stimulating), malic acid (slightly astringent), citrus acid (soft), and grape acid... In fact, these are the results obtained through the combination of the taste buds and nasal cavity with our daily memory, including the aroma of coffee. Professional coffee makers will deliberately overlap memory with taste and smell to evaluate coffee.

🌟Highlights: They have interesting Chinese and Portuguese versions of Pessoa's works. Most importantly, this place is home to a cafe Pessoa frequented during his lifetime. You can sit at table 2. 👍Highlights: The desserts in the picture are delicious, a must-try. Also, have a Brazilian coffee. Espresso. 📝Tips: It can be very crowded, so avoid peak hours. Otherwise, you'll have to wait for a table.

Walking around Baixa Chiado, you'll see numerous trams, and the yellow trams add a vibrant touch of color to the city. ✨ ☕️ Stop by Brasileira Café for a cup of coffee. It's packed with tourists, as well as locals basking in the sun outside. ☀️ 📸Take a photo with the Fernando Pessoa statue outside the café. Portugal has a rapidly aging population, so it's no surprise to see elderly couples supporting each other as they stroll down the streets, a scene of pure affection. #CityHumanitiesNotes #CapturingCityHumanities #LisbonPortugal #DiscoveringTheColorsofTravel

Speaking of time-honored coffee shops, there's one in Lisbon that everyone should try. It's Café Brasil, which has been open since 1905. It's located in a pedestrian zone, where street musicians often perform nearby. Enjoying a cup of coffee and a cake while listening to street music is one of the best ways to enjoy your trip. #Lisbon #PortugalTravel #Coffee