Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a charming city, full of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Known as the city of seven hills, it offers a wide variety of attractions for all visitors.
Among the city's most popular monuments and museums are:
- São Jorge Castle – Located atop one of the hills, it offers stunning views of Lisbon and a true journey through Portuguese history.
- Belém Tower – One of Lisbon's most iconic monuments, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a remarkable example of Manueline architecture.
- Jerónimos Monastery – Also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is one of the city's most impressive buildings, with a church and cloister of rare beauty.
- National Tile Museum – Housed in a former convent, it features an impressive collection of Portuguese tiles, art, and historical artifacts.
- National Museum of Ancient Art – One of Portugal's most important museums, with works by great masters such as Bosch, Rubens, and Dürer.
In addition to these attractions, Lisbon is known for its vibrant cultural scene, with theaters, art galleries, antique shops, and traditional fado houses. It's worth getting lost in the narrow streets of Alfama, savoring the famous custard tarts, and enjoying a stroll along the riverside, along the Tagus River. Lisbon offers something for everyone and is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Portugal.
Exploring Lisbon is an incredible experience, full of surprises and wonders to discover. Here are some suggestions to make the most of your visit:
- Stroll through the historic center – Explore the neighborhoods of Alfama, Chiado, and Bairro Alto. Stroll the cobblestone streets, admire the architecture, and enjoy the views of the city.
- Visit the monuments – São Jorge Castle, Belém Tower, and Jerónimos Monastery are must-sees and provide a true immersion in Portuguese history.
- Riverside stroll – Walk alongside the Tagus River or opt for a boat tour to see Lisbon from a different perspective.
- Local cuisine – Try pastéis de nata (custard tart), bacalhau à Brás (codfish à Brás), grilled sardines, and ginjinha (a traditional cherry liqueur).
- Museums and galleries – Discover the city's cultural diversity by visiting places like the Tile Museum, the National Museum of Ancient Art, or the Berardo Museum of Contemporary Art.
Exploring Lisbon is fascinating—rich in history, culture, and beauty. We recommend comfortable shoes, as the hills and cobblestone streets can make walking challenging. Make the most of your time and discover the city's unique charms.
This tour is fully customizable: you can build your own day in Lisbon by choosing the attractions that most interest you from the list below. We'll take care of the rest. Experience authentic Lisbon, off the beaten path.
Some suggestions to include on your tour:
- Docas de Santo Amaro
- Hippotrip
- Experiência Pilar 7
- LX Factory
- Museu da Carris
- Berardo Museu Arte Déco (B-MAD)
- Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga
- Mercado da Ribeira
- Fado In Chiado
- Capela de Santo Amaro
- Museu do Tesouro Real
- Palácio da Ajuda
- Palácio de Queluz
- Museu do Azulejo
- Museu Calouste Gulbenkian
- Museu LisbonQuake
- Museu da Cidade
- Museu dos Coches
- Museu do Oriente
- Museu da Marioneta
- Museu do Fado
- Mosteiro de São Vicente de Fora
- MAAT
- Castelo de São Jorge
- Aqueduto das Águas Livres
- Museu da Marinha
- Casa da Amália
- MUDE – Museu do Design e da Moda
- Museu de Santo António
- Museu Bordalo Pinheiro
Do you want to get to know Lisbon in a different, authentic and tailor-made way?
Talk to us and we'll create the ideal itinerary for you.
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