Upon arrival, I recommend buying public transport cards, which can be loaded with individual rides, but especially a day ticket, which will pay off for traveling in the city. The card can only be bought at metro stations and costs 0.50 Eur. It is valid for 24 hours from the first validation and can be used in the city on the metro, trams, cable cars, buses, and elevators. The fare can be further topped up on the card.

Payment for fares is also possible by credit card directly in the metro/tram, but you can only buy individual rides with it, and each person must have their own credit card; it is not possible to buy a ticket for, for example, two people on one credit card.

You will get acquainted with the center of Lisbon. You will walk through the main square, explore the Bairro Alto or Baixa-Chiado district. You will move around the city center on foot and by tram. First, you will visit one of the viewpoints - Santa Catarina, walk past the famous café to the elevator designed by a student of Gustav Eiffel. You will walk through the Baixa-Chiado shopping district and end the day in the square by the Tagus River.

Lisbon is said to be located on seven hills. There are viewpoints on many peaks - miradouro in Portuguese. Today, you will walk through the Mouradia district or the oldest district of Lisbon, Alfama, and in the afternoon you will go to the other side to the city of Almada, where the statue of Christ-Cristo Rei is located.  

For today, I recommend charging a card for so-called zapping for about 10 Euros, you will use it for tram, boat across the river and bus in Alamda. You will need the fare in the afternoon. In the morning, the narrow streets of Lisbon are best seen on foot.

Tour of the Belém district, which was originally an independent municipality of Santa Maria de Belém. All Portuguese sailors and conquerors sailed from this place. You will visit the monastery in the Manueline style, on the site of which there used to be a small chapel where Vasco da Gama used to pray before his trip to India. When he returned successfully and brought a load of spices, especially pepper, King Manuel I had a huge monastery, Monsteiro do Jeronimos, built on the site of the chapel. You will also visit the Belém Tower, another Manueline monument. You will also see monuments from the 20th century - the Discoverers Monument and also in the distance across the river the red bridge - Ponte 25 de Abril. Passing the Presidential Palace, you will reach the Lisbon delicacy - Pastel de Nata. Then you will go up the hill to the original Royal Palace and see the magnificent interiors. And in the evening, with a glass of wine and grilled fish, you can enjoy traditional Portuguese fado music.

It's the last day and that means heading back to the airport.