A MUST while in Lisbon! It's a classic way to see the city and stop at a few of the major tourist attractions.
Sitting atop the hill of Alfama is the Sao Jorge Castle. It offers amazing views of the city! However, it is located in the hilliest area of the city so be ready for a hike up! We promise it's worth it!
A UNESCO World Heritage Site - come learn about the significant role the tower played in the Portuguese maritime discoveries and take in the beautiful views of the Tagus River.
If youre in the mood to enjoy Lisbon nightlife, this is where you want to be. Whether you want dinner and a cocktail or to parry on the streets until 5am, Pink Street in Barrio Alto has it all.
Take the train out to Sintra and spend the day in this fairytale town. Pena Palace is a high atop the mountain and is a MUST for any Lisbon/Portugal first timers!
Cape Roca is a cape which forms the westernmost point of the Sintra Mountain Range, of mainland Portugal, of continental Europe, and of the Eurasian land mass. The beauty of this cape and views it offers is truly a sight to see!
Where downtown Lisbon meets the ocean - take a walk down the waterfront, have a 1€ beer, and feel the ocean breeze. Don't forget to walk through the Rua Augusta Arch where you will find streets lined with stores and restaurants to enjoy.
When in Lisbon, you MUST listen to Fado music in the Alfama district. If you can't get into Sr. Fado, there are dozens of Fado restaurants scattered throughout the neighborhood.
Grab a traditional Portuguese custard tart in the bakery that invented them!
Originally a fabric production plant, this former industrial complex is now home to cafes, restaurants, design houses, show-rooms, as well as popup shops for visitors to enjoy the arts and culture of Portugal.
Miradouro Santa Luzia is the best viewpoint in Alfama and it’s one place you really shouldn’t miss! Here, you can enjoy one of the best views of the rooftops of Alfama and the cruise ships passing by in the distance.
Chiado is located between the Baixa and the Bairro Alto districts of Lisbon, and it can be best described as the hub of the most exhilarating shopping and cultural opportunities in the city.
Hands down the best gelato in Lisbon. We loved it so much when we visited that we ended up having it every night!