Lisbon guide

Set on a series of seven hills, Lisbon is the colourful, cultural and cosmopolitan capital of Portugal. Its ancient maritime history brims with a sense of adventure, which flows back from the River Tagus into the heart of the city’s narrow cobblestone streets and astonishing mix of architecture.

Lisbon is one of the most diverse capitals in Europe, with each unique district offering delightful sites to see and experience. From museums devoted to ancient and modern art and renovated castles offering a look back in time, to shopping in the malls or markets and enjoying an energetic nightlife, Lisbon offers something new every day.

Four days of city pleasures

Day 1

A mini-cruise is a real must in order to enjoy Lisbon - a city overlooking both river and ocean. Take the funicular at Elevador da Glória and visit Bairro Alto a traditional area that has become famous for its nightlife.

Day 2

Walk around Parque das Nações and visit some of the new city landmarks like Estação do Oriente and Lisbon’s unique Oceanarium – the Cathedral of the Oceans.

Day 3

Visit Belém, a monumental quarter dedicated to exploration and discoveries. Also a unique opportunity to visit the Monastery of Jerónimos, masterpiece of the Manuelin style and the famous Joe Berardo art collection at the Centro Cultural de Belém.

Day 4

Discover Estoril and Sintra, classified as a World Heritage site.  Nights on the Estoril Coast are simply vibrant whether at its casino, discos, or even on the beach, lined by picturesque bars.