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Things To Do

The Wedding Website of Mollie Haughawout and Jake Castillo
Lisbon is full of history, food, views, and easy day trips. We’ve rounded up the best things to see and do - whether you have just a day, a long weekend, or a full adventure planned.

Explore Alfama

Wander the winding streets of Alfama, known for its views, colorful houses, and old-world charm. Visit: Sé Cathedral, Portas do Sol, Castelo de Sao Jorge and local shops.

Lisbon Neighborhoods

Baixo - Praca do Comercio Rua Augusta Arch Chiado - Time Out Market (A beautiful food hall offering some of Lisbon’s best chefs and restaurants under one roof. Perfect for lunch or a casual, delicious dinner.) Livraria Bertrand (oldest operating bookstore in the world) Bairro Alto - Scenic views.. best nightime walks and nightlife options.

Belém District

Home to Lisbon’s most iconic landmarks. Must sees: Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Grab a pastel de nata from Pastéis de Belém, and LX Factory (trendy and artsy district full of cafés, boutiques, murals, and the famous bookstore Ler Devagar. Great for shopping, photos, and casual food.)

Fado Music Experience

Experience traditional Portuguese music in an intimate setting. Best areas: Alfama & Bairro Alto.

Sintra

Things to do - Pena Palace, Praia da Ursa (a beach with some hiking involved), and croissants at O Melhor Croissant da Rua

Cascais

A charming coastal town 40 minutes by train with beautiful beaches, seafood, and a relaxed vibe. A great half-day or full-day escape.

Family-Friendly Attractions

Oceanário de Lisboa – huge, immersive aquarium Lisbon Zoo – cable car + petting zoo Pavilhão do Conhecimento – hands-on science museum Parque das Nações – playgrounds + cable car Tram 28 – fun for kids Belém Gardens – great for picnics and play