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Visit the iconic Belém Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage site by the Tagus River that offers insight into Portugal's Age of Discoveries.

Explore the stunning Manueline architecture of Jerónimos Monastery, including its church and cloisters.

Enjoy the famous Portuguese custard tarts and a light lunch at this traditional bakery near the monastery.

Wander through the narrow streets of Alfama, Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, famed for its charming alleys and views over the city.

Relax and watch the sunset from this popular viewpoint overlooking Alfama and the Tagus River.

Discover beautiful Portuguese tiles (azulejos) in this unique museum housed in a former convent.

Enjoy contemporary art, shops, cafes, and street art at this trendy industrial complex.

Taste diverse Portuguese dishes under one roof at this popular food market.

Visit this modern riverside museum with innovative exhibitions and a photogenic design.

Explore Chiado’s bookstores, cafes, and theater district while enjoying the lively atmosphere.

Take the train from Lisbon to Sintra (approx. 40 minutes).

Tour the colorful Romanticist castle perched on the hills of Sintra with spectacular views.

Walk the ancient walls of the Moorish Castle and appreciate panoramic vistas.

Enjoy local Portuguese tapas in Sintra’s town center.

Discover the mystical gardens, grottoes, and symbolic architecture of this estate.

Take a scenic train ride from Lisbon to Cascais along the coast (approx. 40 minutes).

Relax and enjoy sunbathing or a swim at this charming small beach.

Visit the dramatic seaside cliff formation near Cascais with crashing waves.

Savor fresh seafood dishes overlooking the ocean.

Wander the charming streets, local shops and marina area in the late afternoon.

Explore Lisbon’s oldest cathedral with its mix of architectural styles.

View Portugal’s finest collection of European and Asian art.

Classic Portuguese dishes specializing in seafood in a traditional setting.

Relax in Lisbon’s largest park with beautiful views towards the river.

Take the iconic tram ride through Alfama, Graça, and Baixa zones.

Discover a diverse collection of arts including Egyptian, classical, and modern art.

Enjoy a vegetarian buffet in a relaxed atmosphere close to the museum.

Escape the city bustle with a walk or picnic in Lisbon’s largest green area.

Explore the modern riverside district with public art, shopping, and waterfront views.

Visit the hilltop castle offering panoramic views and the history of Lisbon.

Enjoy a traditional Portuguese coffee and pastry in this iconic Art Nouveau cafe.

Buy authentic Portuguese crafts, cork products, and local delicacies.

End your trip with a pleasant break in this botanical garden and its lively surroundings.