10 day itinerary
Lisbon, Porto
Personalized with:Considering 10 yers childLisbon aquarium has already visited
Itinerary
A 10-day adventure in Portugal, focusing on Lisbon and Porto, sounds fantastic, especially with a 10-year-old in tow! Let’s create an itinerary that balances fun, culture, and a bit of relaxation. Here we go!
Day 1: Arrival in Lisbon
- Morning: Arrive in Lisbon and check into your hotel. Take some time to settle in.
- Afternoon: Head to . Visit the and the . Don’t forget to grab a Pastel de from the famous bakery!
- Evening: Stroll along the riverfront and enjoy dinner at a family-friendly restaurant. Try some local dishes like bacalhau (cod) or grilled sardines.
Day 2: Exploring Lisbon
- Morning: Visit the (since you’ve already been, maybe check out the instead, which has beautiful gardens).
- Afternoon: Explore the . Take a tram ride on the iconic . Kids love the ride through the narrow streets!
- Evening: Have dinner in Alfama and enjoy some Fado music. Look for places that are family-friendly.
Day 3: Sintra Day Trip
- Morning: Take a train to Sintra (about 40 minutes). Visit the —it looks like something out of a fairy tale!
- Afternoon: Explore the and the beautiful gardens of . Kids love the secret tunnels and magical wells!
- Evening: Return to Lisbon and have a relaxed dinner. Maybe try a pizzeria for a kid-friendly option.
Day 4: Lisbon to Porto
- Morning: Take a train to Porto (about 3 hours). Enjoy the scenic views along the way!
- Afternoon: Check into your hotel and then head to the . Walk along the and enjoy the colorful buildings.
- Evening: Have dinner at a riverside restaurant. Try some Francesinha, a local sandwich that’s a hit with kids!
Day 5: Porto Exploration
- Morning: Visit the , one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world. It’s like stepping into a Harry Potter book!
- Afternoon: Explore the and the . The interior is stunning!
- Evening: Take a boat tour on the . It’s a fun way to see the city from a different perspective.
Day 6: Day Trip to
- Morning: Take a guided tour to the . Many tours are family-friendly and include stops at vineyards.
- Afternoon: Enjoy a picnic lunch with beautiful views of the vineyards. Kids can run around and explore!
- Evening: Return to Porto and have a relaxed dinner. Maybe try some tapas!
Day 7: Porto to Lisbon
- Morning: Head back to Lisbon. You can take the train or drive if you prefer.
- Afternoon: Visit the . The gardens are lovely for a stroll, and there’s often something interesting happening.
- Evening: Dinner in the Bairro Alto district. Look for a place with a rooftop view!
Day 8: and Estoril
- Morning: Take a train to . Spend the morning at the beach or exploring the town.
- Afternoon: Visit the (Hell’s Mouth) and enjoy some ice cream. Kids love the dramatic cliffs!
- Evening: Head back to Lisbon and have dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 9: Lisbon Culture Day
- Morning: Visit the . They often have family-friendly activities.
- Afternoon: Explore the , a creative hub with shops, street art, and food stalls. It’s a fun place for kids to explore!
- Evening: Have a farewell dinner in Lisbon. Try a restaurant with a view of the sunset over the river.
Day 10: Departure
- Morning: Depending on your flight time, you might have a leisurely breakfast and do some last-minute shopping or sightseeing.
- Afternoon: Head to the airport for your departure.
Tips:
- Always check the opening hours and book tickets in advance for popular attractions.
- Keep snacks and water handy for your child, especially during day trips.
- Consider using public transport; it’s efficient and a fun experience for kids!
I hope this itinerary helps you create wonderful memories in Portugal! Enjoy your trip! 🌍✈️