Ginginha

This bar, named for the cherry brandy for which is famous, is a must for visitors in Lisbon.
It has a typical atmosphere with crowds of people standing in the square and drinking the famous ginginha.

Address:Largo de Sº Domingos - 1150 Lisboa, Portugal
GPS:38.7150886,-9.1388323

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