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Places to go
It is traditional to have fireworks and music concerts on the night of December 31st at Aliados.
(Free entrance)
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Aliados station
It is traditional to have fireworks and music concerts on the night of December 31st at Aliados.
(Free entrance)
It is traditional to have fireworks at Ribeira, in addition to the wide choice of bars and restaurants. (Free entrance)
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Ribeira
It is traditional to have fireworks at Ribeira, in addition to the wide choice of bars and restaurants. (Free entrance)
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Portuguese Traditions
🍇 12 Raisins: At the stroke of midnight, it's common to begin eating their 12 raisins to represent the 12 months for good luck.
🍾 Champagne toast: It’s customary to toast with your friends in attendance, making sure not to cross your arms with others and to make eye contact.
💸 Money: Portuguese superstition says that you should have money with you when the clock strikes midnight for wealth.
✨ New outfit: It is said to bring about good luck to wear a brand new outfit.
🌊 Ocean swim the next day: The brave ones enjoy the first dip of the year in the ocean.
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Subway
The metro is the best option to get around the city on New Year's Eve, as streets can be closed and traffic can be a bit chaotic.
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Eats and treats
In case you dine out, book in advance, as it might be crowded.
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Be aware of opening hours
Supermarkets, shopping centers, and stores usually close at 6 pm on December 31st and do not open on January 1st. Restaurants and cafes follow the same strategy, with special hours for December 31st and closed on January 1st.