If you’re coming to Lisbon for the Web Summit, there are small details that can make all the difference. Peggada has crafted a concise guide featuring sustainable businesses you can explore and support for a more conscious and enjoyable stay.
Although the main hub is in Parque das Nações, the Web Summit spreads its impact across the entire city. That’s why Peggada has prepared a guide to help you make the most sustainable choices during your visit to Lisbon.
Peggada has an extended list of sustainable businesses in the country. From restaurants to hotels, bulk shops to second-hand clothing stores. You’re not going to miss anything.
. Alecrim aos Molhos is well worth your visit. Not only does it offer a complete range of bulk and organic products, but it also has a restaurant, which is also designed to be sustainable and delicious.
. Inside the 31 de Janeiro Market you’ll also find the Rota das Índias, a paradise for those who love spices and teas. The fact that it’s inside the market is a great incentive to learn more about local products.
It is now possible to eat well in Lisbon, knowing that on the other side there is also a commitment to saving the planet.
. At Kong, for example, all the food is vegan, and the menu is a great choice for those who want to try Portuguese cuisine but plant-based.
. At Tati, another option, the menu changes with the seasons and the organization in the kitchen ensures that there is virtually no waste. There are meat and fish dishes, but vegetarian options are increasingly gaining ground with each change.
It could be handy for a post-conference dinner, a night out, or simply to pick up some pieces that, steering away from fast fashion, help to build a sustainable wardrobe.
. At Flamingos the clothes are vintage and sold by the kilo, with a special focus on pieces ranging from the 40s to the 90s.
. In the vicinity is A Outra Face da Lua, a store that also sells vintage clothing but aims, above all, to promote a different way of consuming.
. Even in our sleep, we can be more sustainable. Especially if we choose to stay at Impact House,an accommodation where everything was designed to save the planet and encourage sharing and collaboration.
. In the center of Lisbon you also have NEYA Lisboa Hotel, with all its activities guided by an efficient management model and great respect for the environment and society, through policies of environmental, economic, and social responsibility. It was awarded the Energy Globe Award in 2020, an international award in the sustainability sector.
We don’t want to encourage consumption here, but we do want to tell you that if it’s essential to buy something, buy it consciously.
In this sector, you can’t overlook Maria Granel, Lisbon’s first organic bulk store, which has two addresses: one in Alvalade and the other in Campo de Ourique. Beyond the bulk section, you will also find a variety of products that help you lead a life with less waste, from hygiene products to kitchen utensils.
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