Alfama – Wander through the charming, narrow streets of Lisbon’s oldest district, where you’ll find breathtaking views, traditional Fado music, and São Jorge Castle. Bairro Alto & Chiado – Perfect for shopping, cafés, and lively nightlife. Don’t miss the iconic Elevador de Santa Justa for panoramic city views. Belém – Visit the famous Belém Tower, the stunning Jerónimos Monastery, and, of course, try the original Pastéis de Belém custard tarts.
Cascais – A beautiful coastal town just a 40-minute train ride away, perfect for beach lovers and seafood enthusiasts. Sintra – A fairytale destination filled with castles and palaces, including the colorful Pena Palace and mysterious Quinta da Regaleira.
Bacalhau à Brás – One of Portugal’s most beloved codfish dishes, made with shredded cod, onions, eggs, and crispy matchstick potatoes. Bifana – A simple yet delicious pork sandwich served in a soft roll, best enjoyed with mustard and a cold beer. Arroz de Marisco – A rich, seafood-packed rice stew, often compared to a Portuguese-style paella. Pastéis de Nata – Portugal’s famous custard tarts, with a flaky crust and caramelized top. Try them at Pastéis de Belém or Manteigaria for the best in town! Vinho Verde – A crisp, slightly effervescent white wine, perfect for warm days. Port Wine – A classic Portuguese fortified wine, ideal for sipping after a meal.