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.
Guide to visit Lisbon in January. Typical weather, annual festivals and events, and things to do in January.
Useful and practical information to visit Portugal and Lisbon: timezone, weather, currency, electricity and plug system, communications, water, passports and visa, health, public holidays.
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.
If you’re coming to Lisbon on a cruise, you’ll arrive at one of two cruise docks, Santa Apolónia or Alcântara. Find out how to get from your cruise ship to Lisbon’s city centre.
If you intend to explore Portugal outside Lisbon, including the Douro valley and the Algarve, then having your own vehicle is the way to go. Here are a few tips for getting the best and most reliable car hire deals.
Lisbon is a safe city, but it’s important to use common sense and take a few precautions to ensure you avoid hassles on your trip to Lisbon. Here are a few tips to visit Lisbon safely.
The Feast of St Anthony gathers thousands of people on the night of 12 June, eating grilled sardines, drinking wine and beer and dancing in Alfama and Bica. Here are some tips on how to survive the most important festivity in Lisbon.
There are many compelling reasons to visit Lisbon, but here are our top picks. Explore Lisbon’s many tourist attractions. Enjoy our great weather and food.
Lisbon’s official tourist office is the Lisboa Welcome Centre, and the starting point to visit the city. The main office is located at Praça do Comércio supplying essential information about the city.
April, May, June and September are the best months to visit Lisbon. Get information about the climate, temperatures and rainfall, current weather conditions, and 5 day weather forecast.
The Lisboa Card is the best option if you plan to travel on public transport and do a lot of sightseeing. It offers discounts in over 90 attractions, tours and cruises.
If you’re visiting Lisbon for the first time, you may feel overwhelmed by the multitude of things to do. So that later you won’t regret having missed something, use this complete checklist of the best things to do in the Portuguese capital.