Lisbon is a beautiful city with so much to see and do, and this plan is built for exploring it on your own. It moves from the historic streets of and through Belém, and , and ends with art and food. Each day groups nearby places together so your time stays relaxed.
Alfama, Baixa and Bairro Alto
A day of old streets, river views and lively nightlife, all within walking distance of the centre.
Morning
Explore
Start your day wandering the historic district of , known for its narrow streets, colourful buildings and stunning views of the Tagus River. You can take a tram or walk up to , a medieval castle with panoramic views of the city.
Afternoon
Stroll through
Head to , the heart of Lisbon, full of shops, restaurants and cafés. Take a stroll down the pedestrian , lined with shops and street performers, and finish at , a beautiful square facing the river.
Evening
Enjoy the nightlife in
Spend your evening in , a trendy neighbourhood known for its bars, clubs and live music venues.
Belém and LX Factory
Historic monuments and famous pastries in the west of the city, followed by a creative afternoon.
Morning
Visit the monuments of Belém
Explore the Belém neighbourhood west of the city centre, home to the and the . Both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and offer a glimpse into Portugal's rich history.
Morning
Try pastel de nata at
Visit the bakery that has been serving delicious pastries since 1837 and try their famous pastel de nata, a custard tart that is a must when in Lisbon.
Afternoon
Discover
Head to , a creative hub in an old industrial complex, with shops, cafés and art galleries to explore.
Sintra and Chiado
A fairytale day trip to , returning to Lisbon for an evening in .
Morning
Day trip to
Take a day trip to , a picturesque town about 30 minutes from Lisbon, known for its fairytale castles and palaces, including the and the .
Afternoon
Wander
Visit the , a stunning estate with beautiful gardens and underground tunnels.
Evening
Explore
Head back to Lisbon and explore , known for its upscale shops, restaurants and historic cafés.
Cascais, museum and food hall
A seaside morning in , a museum visit and a relaxed final evening of local food.
Morning
Relax in
Take a trip to the charming seaside town of , about 30 minutes from Lisbon, with beautiful beaches, a marina and many shops and restaurants.
Afternoon
Visit the
Head back to Lisbon and visit the , which houses an impressive collection of art and artefacts from around the world.
Evening
Dine at
End your trip at , a food hall featuring many of Lisbon's best chefs and restaurants, where you can try a variety of local dishes and drinks.