Pink Street (Rua Nova do Carvalho) is Lisbon’s neon-lit party strip. Once part of the city’s historic port, it now hosts bars, clubs, and late-night energy. Below is a detailed guide to businesses, nearby nightlife, and essential tips.
How to Get to Pink Street
By Metro: Green Line to Cais do Sodré station (2-minute walk).
By Tram: Tram 15E stops at Cais do Sodré.
By Taxi/Uber/Bolt: Affordable rides from central Lisbon (€5–8).
Pink Street Businesses & Nightlife
Business | What They Offer | Rating |
Music Box | Live indie/rock bands, DJ sets (opens 11 PM). | 4.6/5 |
Pensão Amor | Quirky bar with burlesque decor, cocktails, and vinyl nights. | 4.7/5 |
Ménage Strip Club | Upscale adult entertainment venue on Pink Street. Strictly 18+. | 4.2/5 |
Pink Winepoint | Wine bar with Portuguese bottles by the glass. Opens at 5 PM. | 4.5/5 |
Sol e Pesca | Retro fishing-themed bar serving canned seafood and beer. | 4.4/5 |
The House on Pink Street | Boutique hotel with soundproof rooms and rooftop access. | 9.8/10 |
Pro Tip: Most bars don’t charge entry fees. Clubs start filling up after 1 AM.
Nearby Nightlife Areas
Bairro Alto
Distance: 12-minute walk uphill.
What to Do: Bar-hop through streets packed with locals. Try Lisboa Rio (craft cocktails) or Rive Rouge (nightclub vibes).
Cais do Sodré Clubs
Lux Fragil: Lisbon’s iconic techno club (10-minute walk).
Kremlin: LGBTQ+ friendly club with drag shows (8-minute walk).
Rua Cor-de-Rosa Alternatives
Foxtrot: Jazz bar with 1920s vibes (5-minute walk from Pink Street).
Nightlife Tips for Pink Street
Best Nights: Thursday–Saturday (peak after midnight).
Dress Code: Smart casual (no beachwear in clubs).
Safety: Avoid buying illicit items from street peddlers—products are often fake.
Transport: Night buses (207, 208) run after the metro closes at 1 AM.
Where to Stay Near Pink Street
Accommodation | Distance | Perks | Rating |
The House on Pink Street | On Pink Street | Soundproof rooms, rooftop access. | 9.8/10 |
Lisbon Destination Hostel | 10-minute walk | Budget-friendly, social vibe. | 9.2/10 |
Hotel Vincci Baixa | 15-minute walk | Modern rooms, central location. | 8.9/10 |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Pink Street safe at night?
Yes, but ignore street peddlers selling “Drogas” they’re normally jsut oregano or flour and there is no recourse from this scam as you are not allowed to buy such things in Portugal.
2. What time do clubs close?
Most bars close at 3 AM. Clubs like Lux Fragil stay open until 6 AM.
3. Can I visit Pink Street during the day?
Yes, but nightlife starts after 10 PM. Daytime is quiet—good for photos.
4. Are there ATMs nearby?
Yes—multiple at Cais do Sodré station.
5. Do clubs have dress codes?
Yes. Avoid flip-flops or sportswear at Lux Fragil or Kremlin.
6. What’s the closest late-night food?
McDonald’s at Cais do Sodré (open until 2 AM).
7. How do I get to Bairro Alto?
Walk 12 minutes uphill or take tram 28E.
8. Is Ménage Strip Club women-friendly
?Yes, but entry policies vary—check their Instagram for event details.
