Travel
Flight
Lisbon airport
We recommend flying to Lisbon's airport, Humberto Delgado Airport (LIS) Located 7 km from Lisbon's historic center and 20 km to Sintra. Uber and Bolt are both cheap and reliable options from the airport. There is a train to the city center as well if you packed light!
Shuttle
Transportation to Venue
June 27, 2026 3:00 pm
Getting to the Wedding Our welcome drinks begin at 4:00 PM, and the ceremony starts at 4:30 PM if you prefer to find your own way to the venue! You can meet the shuttle at either of these two locations: Pick Up Point 1: Praça dos Restauradores Departure Time: 3:10 PM. Closest Point of Interest: Goodmorning Solo Traveller Hostel. Map Pin: https://maps.app.goo.gl/3knBkD4pXn6VypRY7. Pick Up Point 2: Praça Marquês de Pombal Departure Time: 3:20 PM. Closest Point of Interest: H10 Duque de Loulé Map Pin: https://maps.app.goo.gl/nfx4grcfkCBmRsKGA Other options include a 35 minute train to Sintra or a 25 minute taxi from Lisbon (€15) Returning to Lisbon Shuttles will be waiting to take you back to Lisbon. They will drop off at the exact same locations (Restauradores and Marquês de Pombal). Early Departure: 12:30 AM. Final Departures: 2:00 AM. If you have any questions about navigating to the pickup spots, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Hotel
H10 Duque de Loulé
The bride and groom will be staying at the H10 Duque de Loulé in Lisbon
Hotel
Blue Liberdade Hotel
A beautiful hotel near the historic center of Lisbon
Hotel
Memmo Alfama Hotel Lisboa
A luxury hotel is Lisbon's rustic Alfama neighborhood
Hotel
1908 Lisboa Hotel
Stylish boutique Hotel close to the historic center.
Travel Note
Travel Tips
Getting Around From the Airport: The easiest way to get to the city center is via Uber or Bolt (very affordable here) or the Metro (Red Line). Public Transit: Use the Navegante card for the Metro, buses, and trams. You can also now "tap" your contactless credit card or phone directly at Metro barriers and on many buses. The Iconic Trams: Tram 28 is the famous one! It’s beautiful but often very crowded. Pro Tip: Keep an eye on your belongings on the trams, as they are popular spots for pickpockets. Rideshare: Download Bolt in addition to Uber; it is often slightly cheaper in Portugal. Staying Connected (eSIMs) For Convenience (Airalo or Saily): These are the most popular apps. You can buy a "Portugal" or "Europe" data pack (usually 1GB–10GB) for a few dollars. It’s perfect for Google Maps and WhatsApp. For Unlimited Data (Holafly): If you plan to post a lot of videos or don't want to worry about limits, Holafly offers unlimited data plans for a set number of days. Money & Tipping Cards vs. Cash: Most places accept credit cards, but smaller "Tascas" (local taverns) or markets may be cash only. It’s always good to have a few Euros on hand. Tipping: Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. In restaurants, rounding up the bill or leaving 5-10% for great service is standard. Quick Essentials Water: Tap water in Lisbon is perfectly safe to drink! Bring a reusable bottle to stay hydrated while you explore. Power: Portugal uses Type F plugs (two round pins) and 230V. You will likely need an adapter if traveling from outside Europe.