All you need to know about Lisbon and around. Essential information to plan and book your trip, know where to stay, eat, things to do and see in Lisbon.
For a day trip or a longer stay, use these travel directions to get from Lisbon to Porto. Set aside the Rio Douro, Porto is Portugal’s second city. Its historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
Discover Gira, Lisbon’s bike rental system. Use it to get to local attractions, or to ride along the riverfront. There are e-bikes available to help cycling Lisbon’s vertiginous cobbled streets.
Even though Lisbon is not a large city, it has many fascinating attractions to explore scattered over a few areas. Discover Lisbon with our guides to the best Lisbon neighbourhoods.
Find out where to see the Christmas lights and decorations in Lisbon, including the shopping streets of the Baixa and Chiado and the giant Christmas tree at the Terreiro do Paço.
As one of Europe’s sunniest capitals, Lisbon’s beauty strikes most first-time visitors. Here’s all you need to know about the capital of Portugal.
There are public holidays spread throughout the year that mark religious, historical and special events. To plan your trip to Lisbon, find out what are the public and school holidays in Portugal.
Car rental in Lisbon might not be essential if you only intend to explore within the city. But to explore more of Portugal, say, the Algarve or the Douro valley, then having your own vehicle is the way to go.
Guide to visit Lisbon in August. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in August.
Guide to visit Lisbon in July. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in July.
Guide to visit Lisbon in June. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in June.
Guide to visit Lisbon in May. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in May.
Guide to visit Lisbon in April. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in April.