One of the oldest district of Lisbon with narrow cobbled streets and ancient houses. Great to wander the narrow streets, seek street art, ride the #28 tram, climb to the top of National Pantheon for a panoramic view over the Lisbon waterfront. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes if you choose to embark on this adventure!
This is the famous castle in Lisbon. You can take a cab or walk - the walk is so nice and there are a ton of shops to go to on the way. There are gardens to walk through (with wild peacocks) and there are great vantage point views of the city.
Just 30 minutes from Lisbon, Cascais is a picturesque coastal town filled with sandy beaches, charming streets, and plenty to explore. Relax at Praia da Rainha or take in the dramatic cliffs of Boca do Inferno. Stroll through the historic center to enjoy boutique shops and cozy cafés, or visit landmarks like the Cidadela de Cascais and the Cascais Marina. For outdoor enthusiasts, cycling along the scenic coastal path to Estoril is a must. Cascais is the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure, offering something for everyone.
Just 25-30 minutes from both Lisbon and Cascais, Sintra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning palaces, historic castles, and lush landscapes. Visit the iconic Pena Palace, a colorful and romantic 19th-century castle, or explore the hidden corners of Quinta da Regaleira, a fascinating estate filled with gardens, grottoes, and unique architecture. The Moorish Castle offers panoramic views of the surrounding area and a glimpse into Sintra’s rich history. With its unique combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage, Sintra is a must-see destination, easily accessible for a memorable day trip.