3 day itinerary
Lisbon
Personalized with:Include parks and green spacesMakes it wheelchair friendlyInclude museumsInclude public transport options
Itinerary
Lisbon is a vibrant city with a rich history, stunning architecture, and plenty of green spaces. Let’s craft a delightful 3-day itinerary that’s wheelchair-friendly, includes parks, museums, and makes good use of public transport. Ready? Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Exploring the Heart of Lisbon
Morning:
- Start at : This grand square by the is a perfect spot to kick off your Lisbon adventure. The wide, flat surfaces make it accessible, and the views are stunning!
- Take a stroll along the river: Head towards the area. The riverside promenade is smooth and wheelchair-friendly, with plenty of benches to take a break and enjoy the scenery.
Lunch:
- Time for some local cuisine! Grab a bite at one of the many accessible restaurants in the area. Try some delicious bacalhau (cod) or a vegetarian option if you prefer.
Afternoon:
- Visit the , Architecture and Technology): This museum is not only architecturally stunning but also fully accessible. Explore contemporary art and innovative exhibitions.
- Relax at the nearby : This park is a lovely green space to unwind, with accessible paths and seating.
Evening:
- Dinner in the Chiado district: Head to Chiado via the accessible tram (Tram 28 is a classic, but check for accessibility). Enjoy dinner at a restaurant with outdoor seating to soak in the atmosphere.
Day 2: Culture and Nature
Morning:
- Visit the : This museum is a treasure trove of art and is fully accessible. Spend your morning exploring its impressive collection, from ancient artifacts to modern art.
Lunch:
- Picnic at : After your museum visit, grab some takeout from a nearby café and enjoy a picnic in the beautiful . The park has wide paths and lovely green spaces to relax.
Afternoon:
- Explore : After lunch, take a leisurely stroll or roll through . The park features beautiful gardens and stunning views of the city. The paths are smooth and accessible, making it easy to navigate.
Evening:
- Dinner in the district: Head to for dinner. You can take the metro (accessible stations) to Baixa-Chiado and then roll over to . Enjoy the lively atmosphere and perhaps catch some live Fado music!
Day 3: Historical Wonders and Scenic Views
Morning:
- Visit the : Start your day in Belém. The monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is wheelchair accessible. Marvel at the stunning architecture and rich history.
Lunch:
- Try the famous Pastéis de Belém: After the monastery, treat yourself to the iconic custard tarts at the nearby . There’s plenty of seating available.
Afternoon:
- Explore the : This cultural hub features exhibitions and performances. It’s fully accessible and a great place to soak in some contemporary art and culture.
- Stroll through the : The gardens are lovely and accessible, perfect for a leisurely walk or a moment of relaxation.
Evening:
- Catch the sunset at the : Head back towards the river for a beautiful sunset view. The waterfront area is accessible and has plenty of spots to sit and enjoy the scenery.
- Dinner at a riverside restaurant: Finish your trip with a delightful dinner at one of the many accessible restaurants along the river. Enjoy the fresh seafood and the beautiful ambiance!
Public Transport Tips:
- Metro: Lisbon’s metro is generally accessible, with elevators at most stations.
- Trams: While some trams are older and may not be fully accessible, Tram 15 (to Belém) is a good option. Always check for the latest accessibility updates.
- Buses: The bus network is quite accessible, with low-floor buses available.
And there you have it! A delightful 3-day itinerary in Lisbon that balances culture, nature, and delicious food, all while being wheelchair-friendly. Enjoy your trip, and don’t forget to soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this beautiful city! 🌞✈️