Why not head out for a day trip from Lisbon? Discover the enchanting Sintra, head to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point in mainland Europe, and visit Cascais. But there are other ideas, including day trips suited for nature-trippers, beachgoers, and culture lovers.
Guide to visit Lisbon in April. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in April.
Guide to visit Lisbon in March. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in March.
See the city from the Tejo. We’ve picked the best boat tours and experiences so that you can discover Lisbon at a leisurely pace on a river trip.
Guide to visit Lisbon in February. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in February.
Guide to visit Lisbon in January. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in January.
Lisbon shuts itself down on New Year’s Day, but there are exceptions to the rule. Here are a few ideas for things to do if you spend the first day of the year in Lisbon.
Looking for a place to watch the New Year’s Eve fireworks in Lisbon? Check out where you can see the spectacular display in an outdoor setting. Expect the crowd to be in the thousands.
Want to visit all the must-see Lisbon sights in one day? Here’s a step by step itinerary to help you see the most important attractions in Lisbon, ending the day at a fado restaurant.
Do you have two days to see Lisbon? This is an itinerary especially designed for those planning a two-day or weekend getaway in the Portuguese capital. It includes dinner at a fado restaurant.
Guide to visit Lisbon in December. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in December.
Discover things to do and places to see in Lisbon. Here’s a list with the top 10 attractions. From the medieval castle to the futuristic Parque das Nações and the village of Sintra, read about the best Lisbon has to offer.
Guide to visit Lisbon in September. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in September.
To visit the Douro valley and vineyards, we suggest a six-day tour designed for those wishing to experience port wine and other great Portuguese wines and to enjoy the beautiful Douro region.