Destinations · Portugal · Lisbon
Ginjinha counter
A Ginjinha
One doorway, one drink, no seats — the shortest ritual in the city.
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The whole transaction is a small glass of sour-cherry liqueur, taken standing on the pavement at Largo de São Domingos, with or without the steeped fruit in the bottom. There is no room inside and no reason to want one; the square does the rest.
It is the highest density of local habit per minute available in the Baixa. Trading hours are not stated on this page until a source that states them has been verified.