• Praça do Comércio | One of Lisbon’s most iconic riverfront squares and a great starting point for exploring downtown. • Chiado | Perfect for cafés, shopping, wine bars, and walking around historic Lisbon. • Alfama | Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood filled with narrow streets, viewpoints, tiled buildings, and Fado music. • Príncipe Real | One of our favorite areas for brunch, gardens, cocktails, and boutiques. • Belém | A must-visit area along the river with famous monuments, museums, gardens, and of course, pastéis de nata! • LX Factory | Trendy creative area with restaurants, bars, bookstores, shops, and street art. • Avenida da Liberdade | Lisbon’s elegant main avenue with luxury shops, cafés, and beautiful architecture. • Parque Eduardo VII | One of the best panoramic views over Lisbon.
• Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara | Beautiful viewpoint overlooking the castle and Lisbon rooftops. • Miradouro das Portas do Sol | One of Lisbon’s most famous postcard views in the heart of Alfama. • Castelo de São Jorge | Historic castle with incredible panoramic views over the city.
• Time Out Market Lisboa | Touristy but worth it! Great place to try different Portuguese foods in one spot. • Seen Lisboa | Rooftop restaurant and bar with amazing city views. • Sud Lisboa | Stylish waterfront restaurant perfect around sunset. • Solar dos Presuntos | Classic Portuguese restaurant known for seafood and traditional dishes. • Páteo - Bairro do Avillez | Fun and lively place for modern Portuguese cuisine. • Pastéis de Belém | The original and most famous pastel de nata pastery in Portugal.
Cascais | Beautiful coastal town with beaches, restaurants, shops, and marina views. Where to eat: • Bougain • Monte Mar • Santini — Sintra | Magical town filled with castles, palaces, gardens, and mountain views. Must-see: • Castelo dos Mouros • Palácio da Pena • Cabo da Roca
One of the most important Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world. Many tours leave directly from Lisbon and can easily be done as a half-day or full-day trip.
Porto Portugal’s second-largest city, known for its colorful riverfront, historic streets, wine culture, and amazing food. Porto feels more traditional and romantic than Lisbon and is perfect for a slower-paced few days filled with cafés, wine tasting, and long dinners by the river. Must try: • Port wine • Francesinha sandwiches ⸻ Algarve Portugal’s southern coast, famous for beaches, cliffs, seafood, golf, boat tours, and sunny weather almost year-round. Perfect if you want a relaxing beach getaway after the wedding festivities. Perfect for: • Beach days • Boat tours • Seafood & sunset dinners