The adventure awaits
This three-day itinerary will guide you through the best of Lisbon. From iconic historical viewpoints in the Alfama district and tasting famous pastel de nata tarts, to monumental landmarks in Belém commemorating the age of discoveries, and finally to modern art and vibrant city life.
Bolt taxis are very cheap in Lisbon; I recommend taking one from the airport and using it as your main way to get around the city, as it's more cost-effective than public transport. Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time.
A lesser-known, quieter viewpoint that offers a great panoramic view of Lisbon off the beaten tourist path.
A charming little garden located right next to the Santa Luzia viewpoint.
A popular viewpoint with a cafe, offering a perfect view of Alfama's picturesque streets and the passing historic yellow trams.
The best pastel de nata in all of Lisbon
This day is focused on the icons of Lisbon and the Belém district.
Great cafe for breakfast in the center of Lisbon.
An impressive monumental statue of Christ with outstretched arms that towers on the opposite bank of the river and offers an unparalleled view of all of Lisbon (if you have nice weather)
A red suspension bridge reminiscent of the famous Golden Gate in San Francisco, connecting Lisbon with the city of Almada.
The magnificent Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site
A monumental riverside monument shaped like a caravel, celebrating famous Portuguese navigators and explorers.
a 16th-century conical fortified tower in the Manueline style, which originally served to defend the harbor and as a symbol of Portuguese overseas discoveries.
A former industrial complex transformed into a vibrant creative district full of stylish shops, restaurants, galleries, and street art.
The last day combines modern art with the historic city center before your flight. You'll check out the futuristic MAAT museum on the waterfront, stroll across the magnificent Praça do Comércio square, ride the famous iron Santa Justa lift, and walk along the well-known Pink Street. Adapt the schedule to your flight time.
A modern museum with futuristic architecture on the waterfront, blending contemporary art, architecture, and technology (if you don't want to go inside, there's also a beautiful view of the bridge and river from the outside)
A huge and magnificent historic square lined with yellow buildings that opens directly towards the Tejo River, where there is also a small city beach
A unique historic neo-Gothic wrought iron elevator
Lisbon's famous "Pink Street," known for its vibrant pink pavement and lively nightlife full of bars.
It's better to be at the airport 2-3 hours before your flight.
So you'll leave Lisbon with a great overview of the city, full of panoramic views and the taste of those famous tarts.
This three-day itinerary will guide you through the best of Lisbon. From iconic historical viewpoints in the Alfama district and tasting famous pastel de nata tarts, to monumental landmarks in Belém commemorating the age of discoveries, and finally to modern art and vibrant city life.
Bolt taxis are very cheap in Lisbon; I recommend taking one from the airport and using it as your main way to get around the city, as it's more cost-effective than public transport. Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time.
A lesser-known, quieter viewpoint that offers a great panoramic view of Lisbon off the beaten tourist path.
A charming little garden located right next to the Santa Luzia viewpoint.
A popular viewpoint with a cafe, offering a perfect view of Alfama's picturesque streets and the passing historic yellow trams.
The best pastel de nata in all of Lisbon
This day is focused on the icons of Lisbon and the Belém district.
Great cafe for breakfast in the center of Lisbon.
An impressive monumental statue of Christ with outstretched arms that towers on the opposite bank of the river and offers an unparalleled view of all of Lisbon (if you have nice weather)
A red suspension bridge reminiscent of the famous Golden Gate in San Francisco, connecting Lisbon with the city of Almada.
The magnificent Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site
A monumental riverside monument shaped like a caravel, celebrating famous Portuguese navigators and explorers.
a 16th-century conical fortified tower in the Manueline style, which originally served to defend the harbor and as a symbol of Portuguese overseas discoveries.
A former industrial complex transformed into a vibrant creative district full of stylish shops, restaurants, galleries, and street art.
The last day combines modern art with the historic city center before your flight. You'll check out the futuristic MAAT museum on the waterfront, stroll across the magnificent Praça do Comércio square, ride the famous iron Santa Justa lift, and walk along the well-known Pink Street. Adapt the schedule to your flight time.
A modern museum with futuristic architecture on the waterfront, blending contemporary art, architecture, and technology (if you don't want to go inside, there's also a beautiful view of the bridge and river from the outside)
A huge and magnificent historic square lined with yellow buildings that opens directly towards the Tejo River, where there is also a small city beach
A unique historic neo-Gothic wrought iron elevator
Lisbon's famous "Pink Street," known for its vibrant pink pavement and lively nightlife full of bars.
It's better to be at the airport 2-3 hours before your flight.
So you'll leave Lisbon with a great overview of the city, full of panoramic views and the taste of those famous tarts.
itinerary by Annette Schreiberova
The adventure awaits
This three-day itinerary will guide you through the best of Lisbon. From iconic historical viewpoints in the Alfama district and tasting famous pastel de nata tarts, to monumental landmarks in Belém commemorating the age of discoveries, and finally to modern art and vibrant city life.
Bolt taxis are very cheap in Lisbon; I recommend taking one from the airport and using it as your main way to get around the city, as it's more cost-effective than public transport. Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time.
A lesser-known, quieter viewpoint that offers a great panoramic view of Lisbon off the beaten tourist path.
A charming little garden located right next to the Santa Luzia viewpoint.
A popular viewpoint with a cafe, offering a perfect view of Alfama's picturesque streets and the passing historic yellow trams.
The best pastel de nata in all of Lisbon
This day is focused on the icons of Lisbon and the Belém district.
Great cafe for breakfast in the center of Lisbon.
An impressive monumental statue of Christ with outstretched arms that towers on the opposite bank of the river and offers an unparalleled view of all of Lisbon (if you have nice weather)
A red suspension bridge reminiscent of the famous Golden Gate in San Francisco, connecting Lisbon with the city of Almada.
The magnificent Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site
A monumental riverside monument shaped like a caravel, celebrating famous Portuguese navigators and explorers.
a 16th-century conical fortified tower in the Manueline style, which originally served to defend the harbor and as a symbol of Portuguese overseas discoveries.
A former industrial complex transformed into a vibrant creative district full of stylish shops, restaurants, galleries, and street art.
The last day combines modern art with the historic city center before your flight. You'll check out the futuristic MAAT museum on the waterfront, stroll across the magnificent Praça do Comércio square, ride the famous iron Santa Justa lift, and walk along the well-known Pink Street. Adapt the schedule to your flight time.
A modern museum with futuristic architecture on the waterfront, blending contemporary art, architecture, and technology (if you don't want to go inside, there's also a beautiful view of the bridge and river from the outside)
A huge and magnificent historic square lined with yellow buildings that opens directly towards the Tejo River, where there is also a small city beach
A unique historic neo-Gothic wrought iron elevator
Lisbon's famous "Pink Street," known for its vibrant pink pavement and lively nightlife full of bars.
It's better to be at the airport 2-3 hours before your flight.
So you'll leave Lisbon with a great overview of the city, full of panoramic views and the taste of those famous tarts.
This three-day itinerary will guide you through the best of Lisbon. From iconic historical viewpoints in the Alfama district and tasting famous pastel de nata tarts, to monumental landmarks in Belém commemorating the age of discoveries, and finally to modern art and vibrant city life.
Bolt taxis are very cheap in Lisbon; I recommend taking one from the airport and using it as your main way to get around the city, as it's more cost-effective than public transport. Today's itinerary depends on your arrival time.
A lesser-known, quieter viewpoint that offers a great panoramic view of Lisbon off the beaten tourist path.
A charming little garden located right next to the Santa Luzia viewpoint.
A popular viewpoint with a cafe, offering a perfect view of Alfama's picturesque streets and the passing historic yellow trams.
The best pastel de nata in all of Lisbon
This day is focused on the icons of Lisbon and the Belém district.
Great cafe for breakfast in the center of Lisbon.
An impressive monumental statue of Christ with outstretched arms that towers on the opposite bank of the river and offers an unparalleled view of all of Lisbon (if you have nice weather)
A red suspension bridge reminiscent of the famous Golden Gate in San Francisco, connecting Lisbon with the city of Almada.
The magnificent Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site
A monumental riverside monument shaped like a caravel, celebrating famous Portuguese navigators and explorers.
a 16th-century conical fortified tower in the Manueline style, which originally served to defend the harbor and as a symbol of Portuguese overseas discoveries.
A former industrial complex transformed into a vibrant creative district full of stylish shops, restaurants, galleries, and street art.
The last day combines modern art with the historic city center before your flight. You'll check out the futuristic MAAT museum on the waterfront, stroll across the magnificent Praça do Comércio square, ride the famous iron Santa Justa lift, and walk along the well-known Pink Street. Adapt the schedule to your flight time.
A modern museum with futuristic architecture on the waterfront, blending contemporary art, architecture, and technology (if you don't want to go inside, there's also a beautiful view of the bridge and river from the outside)
A huge and magnificent historic square lined with yellow buildings that opens directly towards the Tejo River, where there is also a small city beach
A unique historic neo-Gothic wrought iron elevator
Lisbon's famous "Pink Street," known for its vibrant pink pavement and lively nightlife full of bars.
It's better to be at the airport 2-3 hours before your flight.
So you'll leave Lisbon with a great overview of the city, full of panoramic views and the taste of those famous tarts.
