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Lisbon

Seven hills, painted tiles, Atlantic light

Pastel facades stacked over the Tagus, yellow trams squealing up cobbled lanes, and fado drifting from open windows after dark.

Best season

Mar – Jun · Sep – Oct

Currency

EUR €

Language

Portuguese

Visitors / yr

7.5M

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Getting around

Transit & arrivals

Four metro lines, historic trams and the famous funiculars connect a city built on hills.

Airport → City

LIS → Saldanha on Metro Red Line (~20 min, €1.85)

Day pass

Carris/Metro 24h pass €6.80

Network size

4 primary modes

Metro

Blue · Yellow · Green · Red

Runs 6:30 am – 1 am

Tram

5 lines incl. 28E

Vintage Remodelados climb the steepest hills

Train

CP Cascais line

Coastal train from Cais do Sodré to Estoril and Cascais

Ferry

Transtejo

Cross the Tagus to Cacilhas for skyline views and grilled fish

Operating hours

Metro 6:30 – 1:00; trams & funiculars 6:00 – 23:00

Ticketing

Carris Metropolitana · Viva Viagem rechargeable card

Taxis & rideshare

Cream taxis, Bolt, Uber & FreeNow — all cheap by Western European standards

Accessibility

Metro is step-free at all stations; vintage trams are NOT — newer Articulados are

Local tips
  • Load €6.80 on a Viva Viagem card for the day pass — much cheaper than per-ride
  • Tram 28E is famously pickpocketed at the start; board at Graça instead of Martim Moniz
  • The Santa Justa lift is included in the day pass — skip the €5.30 standalone ticket

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3-Day Lisbon

Historic Belém, Alfama's lanes and modern waterfront Lisbon in a perfectly paced first-timer trip.

At a glance

Your trip at a glance

Duration

3 days

Walking level

Moderate

Difficulty
Estimated budget (total)

Budget traveller

€250–€400

Mid-range traveller

€600–€900

Luxury traveller

€1,500+

Best for
First-time visitorsFamiliesCouplesHistory loversFood lovers
Best season
SpringSummerAutumnWinter
  1. Day
    1

    Theme

    Historic Lisbon

    Belém's monuments, riverside culture and a golden-hour cruise on the Tagus.

    • Morning9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

      Belém Tower & Jerónimos Monastery

      • Belém Tower — the iconic Manueline fortress at the mouth of the Tagus
      • Jerónimos Monastery — late-Gothic cloisters and Vasco da Gama's tomb
      Belém Tower≈ €10Jerónimos Monastery≈ €10
    • Lunch12:45 PM – 2:00 PM

      Pastéis de Belém & riverside cafés

      • Warm custard tarts at the original Pastéis de Belém bakery
      • Riverside café lunch overlooking the Tagus
      TryPastéis de BelémCafé InglêsRestaurante O Pedrouços
    • Afternoon2:15 PM – 5:30 PM

      MAAT & Time Out Market

      • MAAT — contemporary art and architecture on the Belém waterfront
      • Time Out Market — tasting stalls from Lisbon's best chefs and producers
      MAAT≈ €5–11Time Out Market tastings≈ €15–25
    • Evening6:00 PM onwards

      Tagus River Boat Cruise

      • Sunset cruise along the Tagus with views of Belém Tower and the 25 de Abril Bridge
      • Dinner in Belém or a riverside restaurant
      Tagus River Boat Cruise≈ €20–35
      TryRestaurante A Travessa do FadoCais da PedraBom Jardim
    HighlightsBelém Tower riverside viewsJerónimos Monastery cloistersPastéis de Belém tartsMAAT architectureSunset Tagus cruise
    Walking
    ≈ 5 km · 1 hr 15 min walking

    Comfortable walking shoes — flat riverside paths and cobblestones in Belém.

    Sightseeing
    ≈ 9 hours sightseeing
    Family
    Couples
    Transport tips
    • Belém

      Tram 15E / Bus 728

      Direct stop between the tower and monastery.

    • Cais do Sodré

      Train / Metro

      Pick up the tram or train to Belém.

    • Terreiro do Paço

      Metro Blue line

      Short walk to the Tagus cruise piers.

    Estimated daily budget

    Budget traveller

    €60–€90

    Mid-range

    €150–€220

    Luxury

    €400+

    Travel tip

    Arrive at Belém Tower at 9:30 AM to beat the queues; combine the ticket with Jerónimos Monastery.

    Money saver

    Buy the Lisboa Card if you plan to visit several museums and use public transport often.

    Best photo spot

    Belém Tower from the riverfront promenade at low tide for reflection shots.

    Best time to visit

    Early morning for the monuments; sunset for the river cruise.

    Book ahead

    Book Jerónimos Monastery and the Tagus cruise online in advance in summer.

    Transport tip

    Tram 15E is the scenic route to Belém but can be crowded; bus 728 is a faster alternative.

    Food recommendation

    Pastéis de Belém has a separate takeaway queue that moves quickly.

    Rainy day alternative

    MAAT and the Maritime Museum are excellent indoor alternatives near Belém.

    Alternative option

    Instead of the river cruise: Walk along the Belém waterfront to the Monument to the Discoveries for panoramic views.

    Packing tips
    • Refillable water bottle
    • Comfortable walking shoes
    • Sunscreen
    • Sunglasses
    Accessibility
    • Belém Tower has limited step access
    • Jerónimos Monastery has step-free ground floor and cloisters via ramp
    • MAAT and Time Out Market are fully accessible
    Today's highlights
    • 5 major attractions visited
    • ≈ 9 hours sightseeing
    • ≈ 5 km on foot
    • Mid-range budget ≈ €150–€220
    • Evening around Belém / Cais do Sodré
    End the day around Belém / Cais do Sodré
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  2. Day
    2

    Theme

    Old Lisbon

    Alfama's maze, São Jorge Castle, vintage tram 28 and a private tuk tuk tour after dark.

    • Morning9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

      Alfama & São Jorge Castle

      • Wander Alfama's narrow lanes, tiled facades and hidden miradouros
      • São Jorge Castle — 11 towers and panoramic views over the city
      São Jorge Castle≈ €15
    • Lunch12:45 PM – 2:00 PM

      Traditional Portuguese restaurant

      • Lunch in Alfama or near the castle gates
      TryA Tasquinha d'AdelaideO AlpendreRestaurante Santo António de Alfama
    • Afternoon2:15 PM – 5:30 PM

      Tram 28 & Miradouro da Senhora do Monte

      • Ride vintage tram 28 through Graça, Alfama and Baixa
      • Miradouro da Senhora do Monte — the highest viewpoint in Lisbon
      Tram 28≈ €3 per ride24h Carris/Metro pass≈ €6.80
    • Evening7:00 PM onwards

      Private Tuk Tuk Tour

      • Private electric tuk tuk tour through the seven hills and viewpoints
      • Dinner in Alfama with live fado music
      Private tuk tuk tour≈ €50–80
      TryClube de FadoMesa de FradesParreirinha de Alfama
    HighlightsAlfama alleywaysSão Jorge Castle viewsVintage tram 28 rideMiradouro da Senhora do Monte sunsetTuk tuk hill tour
    Walking
    ≈ 6 km · 1 hr 30 min walking

    Comfortable walking shoes or trainers — steep cobblestone hills.

    Sightseeing
    ≈ 9 hours sightseeing
    Family
    Couples
    Transport tips
    • Martim Moniz

      Tram 28E

      Start of the iconic tram route.

    • Largo das Portas do Sol

      Tram 28E

      Stop for São Jorge Castle and Alfama views.

    • Graça

      Tram 28E / Bus 734

      Closest stop to Miradouro da Senhora do Monte.

    Estimated daily budget

    Budget traveller

    €50–€80

    Mid-range

    €130–€200

    Luxury

    €350+

    Travel tip

    Board tram 28 at Graça or Estrela rather than Martim Moniz to avoid crowds and pickpockets.

    Money saver

    The €6.80 Carris/Metro 24h pass includes tram 28 and the Santa Justa lift.

    Best photo spot

    Miradouro da Senhora do Monte at sunset for the best skyline over the castle and river.

    Best time to visit

    Morning for the castle; late afternoon for the miradouro and evening tram light.

    Book ahead

    Book fado restaurants and the private tuk tuk tour in advance.

    Transport tip

    Tuk tuks can reach viewpoints that trams and buses cannot — ideal for steep hills.

    Food recommendation

    Alfama fado dinners often require reservations; arrive early for the best tables.

    Rainy day alternative

    São Jorge Castle has limited cover; the Lisbon Cathedral and Fado Museum are nearby indoor options.

    Alternative option

    Instead of the tuk tuk tour: Walk up to Miradouro da Graça for a free sunset view with the city lights below.

    Packing tips
    • Refillable water bottle
    • Comfortable walking shoes
    • Light jacket for evening
    • Portable charger
    Accessibility
    • Alfama has steep cobblestone lanes — challenging for limited mobility
    • São Jorge Castle has some accessible areas but uneven ground
    • Tram 28 is not wheelchair accessible; adapted trams run on some routes
    Today's highlights
    • 5 major attractions visited
    • ≈ 9 hours sightseeing
    • ≈ 6 km on foot
    • Mid-range budget ≈ €130–€200
    • Evening around Alfama
    End the day around Alfama
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  3. Day
    3

    Theme

    Modern Lisbon

    Ocean wildlife at Europe's largest aquarium, a waterfront park and a fado farewell dinner.

    • Morning9:30 AM – 12:30 PM

      Oceanário de Lisboa

      • Visit one of Europe's largest aquariums with four marine habitats
      • See sharks, rays, penguins and the central ocean tank
      Oceanário de Lisboa≈ €19–25
    • Lunch12:45 PM – 2:00 PM

      Parque das Nações waterfront

      • Lunch overlooking the river in the modern Parque das Nações district
      TryBifanas de Vendas NovasHá Tapas no MercadoRestaurante Casino Lisboa
    • Afternoon2:15 PM – 5:00 PM

      Free time for shopping or relaxing

      • Stroll along the Vasco da Gama Bridge views or the riverfront promenade
      • Optional shopping at Vasco da Gama shopping centre
    • Evening7:00 PM onwards

      Fado dinner in Alfama

      • Return to Alfama for an authentic fado dinner experience
      • Listen to traditional Portuguese fado while dining
      TryClube de FadoMesa de FradesParreirinha de Alfama
    HighlightsOceanário central tankParque das Nações waterfrontVasco da Gama Bridge viewsTraditional fado dinner
    Walking
    ≈ 4 km · 1 hr walking

    Casual walking shoes — flat waterfront and modern district.

    Sightseeing
    ≈ 8 hours sightseeing
    Family
    Couples
    Transport tips
    • Oriente

      Metro Red line / Train

      Direct station for Parque das Nações and the Oceanário.

    • Terreiro do Paço

      Metro Blue line

      Change to Red line for Oriente or tram to Alfama.

    • Alfama

      Tram 28E / Bus 734

      Return to Alfama for the fado evening.

    Estimated daily budget

    Budget traveller

    €55–€85

    Mid-range

    €140–€210

    Luxury

    €380+

    Travel tip

    Visit the Oceanário at opening for the quietest experience and best views of the tanks.

    Money saver

    The Vasco da Gama shopping centre food court offers affordable lunch options near the waterfront.

    Best photo spot

    The Oceanário's central tank viewed from the upper walkway for a full ocean panorama.

    Best time to visit

    Morning at the aquarium; evening for fado dinner in Alfama.

    Book ahead

    Book fado dinner restaurants in advance; the Oceanário can be booked online.

    Transport tip

    Metro Red line from Baixa to Oriente takes about 15 minutes.

    Food recommendation

    Parque das Nações has many waterfront restaurants with outdoor terraces in summer.

    Rainy day alternative

    The Oceanário is fully indoors; the Vasco da Gama shopping centre is nearby.

    Alternative option

    Instead of shopping: Visit the Knowledge Pavilion (Pavilhão do Conhecimento) for interactive science exhibits.

    Packing tips
    • Refillable water bottle
    • Comfortable walking shoes
    • Light jacket
    Accessibility
    • Oceanário is fully wheelchair accessible
    • Parque das Nações promenade is flat and step-free
    • Alfama fado venues vary in accessibility — call ahead
    Today's highlights
    • 4 major attractions visited
    • ≈ 8 hours sightseeing
    • ≈ 4 km on foot
    • Mid-range budget ≈ €140–€210
    • Evening around Alfama
    End the day around Alfama
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Tours & experiences

Tours & Experiences

Curated cruises, day trips, walking tours and iconic experiences worth building a day around in Lisbon.

Tram 28 Experience
Iconic tram rideFamily friendly

Lisbon

🚋Tram 28 Experience

Climb aboard a vintage yellow Remodelado tram for one of Lisbon's most beloved rides. Tram 28 rattles up and down the city's seven hills through Graça, Alfama, Baixa and Estrela, passing some of the most picturesque streets in the capital.

Duration

About 1 hour

Best for

First-time visitors, photographers and tram lovers

Departure

Martim Moniz or Praça do Comércio

Highlights

  • Vintage yellow Remodelado tram
  • Route through Graça, Alfama, Baixa and Estrela
  • Views of São Jorge Castle, cathedral and miradouros
  • One of Lisbon's most photogenic journeys
Official website Google Maps
Belém Tower Guided Tour
UNESCO landmarkFamily friendly

Lisbon

🗼Belém Tower Guided Tour

Stand at the ceremonial gateway of Portugal's Age of Discovery. This 16th-century Manueline fortress rises from the Tagus River and once saw explorers like Vasco da Gama depart for the unknown.

Duration

About 1 hour

Best for

History lovers, families and photographers

Departure

Avenida da Índia, Belém

Highlights

  • Iconic Manueline stone fortress
  • Riverfront setting on the Tagus
  • UNESCO World Heritage site
  • Combine with Jerónimos Monastery and Pastéis de Belém
Official website Google Maps
Jerónimos Monastery Experience
History & cultureFamily friendly

Lisbon

Jerónimos Monastery Experience

Marvel at one of the finest examples of Manueline architecture in Portugal. The monastery's soaring cloisters and richly carved limestone are a monument to the wealth of the spice trade and the voyages that built an empire.

Duration

About 1 – 1.5 hours

Best for

Architecture fans, history buffs and photographers

Departure

Praça do Império, Belém

Highlights

  • Intricate Manueline cloisters
  • Vasco da Gama's tomb
  • Church of Santa Maria
  • UNESCO World Heritage site
Official website Google Maps
Alfama Walking Tour
Historic neighbourhoodFamily friendly

Lisbon

🚶Alfama Walking Tour

Lose yourself in Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood, a maze of cobbled lanes, pastel houses and azulejo-tiled façades that survived the 1755 earthquake. A local guide brings the stories of fado, Moorish Lisbon and hidden miradouros to life.

Duration

About 2 – 2.5 hours

Best for

First-time visitors, couples and culture seekers

Departure

Praça do Comércio or Sé Cathedral

Highlights

  • Narrow cobbled streets and colourful alleys
  • Traditional azulejo tiles
  • Fado heritage and local stories
  • Hidden viewpoints over the Tagus
Official website Google Maps
São Jorge Castle Experience
Castle & viewpointFamily friendly

Lisbon

🏰São Jorge Castle Experience

Walk the ramparts of Lisbon's Moorish-era castle and enjoy sweeping views over the city's terracotta rooftops, the Tagus River and the distant hills. The castle grounds are also home to wandering peacocks and peaceful gardens.

Duration

About 1.5 – 2 hours

Best for

Families, history lovers and photographers

Departure

Rua de Santa Cruz do Castelo, Alfama

Highlights

  • 11th-century Moorish castle walls
  • Panoramic views over Lisbon
  • Castle gardens and resident peacocks
  • Archaeological ruins and museum
Official website Google Maps
Sintra Day Trip
Countryside day tripFamily friendly

Lisbon

🏛️Sintra Day Trip

Escape to the fairy-tale hills of Sintra, just 30 minutes from Lisbon. Visit the candy-coloured Pena Palace, the mystical gardens of Quinta da Regaleira and the romantic ruins of the Moorish Castle.

Duration

Full day (7 – 8 hours)

Best for

First-time visitors, couples and families

Departure

Rossio Station or organised tour pick-up

Highlights

  • Pena Palace colourful hilltop views
  • Quinta da Regaleira gardens and Initiation Well
  • Moorish Castle ruins
  • Sintra's old town and pastelaria stops
Official website Google Maps
Sunset Tagus River Cruise
River cruiseFamily friendly

Lisbon

Sunset Tagus River Cruise

Sail the Tagus River at golden hour with Belém Tower, the 25 de Abril Bridge and Lisbon's seven hills glowing in the evening light. A relaxed cruise with a glass of wine in hand is one of the city's most romantic experiences.

Duration

About 1.5 – 2 hours

Best for

Couples, photographers and sunset chasers

Departure

Belém or Cais do Sodré

Highlights

  • Sunset views of Belém Tower and 25 de Abril Bridge
  • Lisbon skyline from the water
  • Wine or champagne on board
  • Relaxed atmosphere with live commentary
Official website Google Maps
LX Factory Experience
Creative & urbanFamily friendly

Lisbon

🎨LX Factory Experience

Explore a former industrial complex turned creative hub beneath the 25 de Abril Bridge. LX Factory is packed with street art, independent boutiques, bookshops, rooftop bars and some of Lisbon's best casual restaurants.

Duration

About 2 – 3 hours

Best for

Creative travellers, foodies and shoppers

Departure

Rua Rodrigues de Faria, Alcântara

Highlights

  • Street art and industrial architecture
  • Independent shops and design studios
  • Rooftop bars and restaurants
  • Ler Devagar bookshop with giant flying book sculpture
Official website Google Maps
Lisbon Food & Wine Tour
Food & drink

Lisbon

🍷Lisbon Food & Wine Tour

Taste your way through Lisbon on a guided food tour. Sample creamy pastel de nata, salty bacalhau, garlicky amêijoas à Bulhão Pato, chorizo and Portuguese wines in historic neighbourhoods like Bairro Alto, Baixa and Mouraria.

Duration

About 3 – 3.5 hours

Best for

Food lovers, couples and small groups

Departure

Rossio Square or Baixa neighbourhood

Highlights

  • Pastel de nata at a top bakery
  • Traditional Portuguese tapas and petiscos
  • Portuguese wine and ginjinha tastings
  • Local guide with neighbourhood stories
Official website Google Maps
Cascais Coastal Day Trip
Coastal day tripFamily friendly

Lisbon

🌊Cascais Coastal Day Trip

Follow the Atlantic coast to the elegant seaside town of Cascais. Once a royal retreat, it's now a relaxed destination of sandy beaches, rocky coves, marina life and excellent seafood — just a 40-minute train ride from Lisbon.

Duration

Half day to full day

Best for

Beach lovers, families and couples

Departure

Cais do Sodré station or organised tour

Highlights

  • Scenic coastal train ride along the Tagus estuary
  • Sandy beaches and rocky Atlantic coves
  • Cascais marina and old town
  • Fresh seafood restaurants by the water
Official website Google Maps

Beyond Lisbon

More to See, Just a Journey Away

Sintra

Sintra

Palaces, Castles & Fairytale Views

Approximately 40–50 minutes by train

Discover one of Portugal’s most magical destinations, filled with colourful palaces, romantic gardens and forested hills.

Highlights

  • Pena Palace
  • Quinta da Regaleira
  • Moorish Castle
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Cascais

Cascais

Seaside Charm Near Lisbon

Approximately 40 minutes by train

Escape to this elegant coastal town for sandy beaches, picturesque streets and beautiful Atlantic views.

Highlights

  • Cascais Old Town
  • Praia da Rainha
  • Boca do Inferno
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Évora

Évora

Ancient History in the Alentejo

Approximately 1.5 hours

Explore a beautifully preserved historic city filled with Roman ruins, whitewashed streets and remarkable architecture.

Highlights

  • Roman Temple
  • Chapel of Bones
  • Évora Cathedral
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Óbidos

Óbidos

A Medieval Town Behind Castle Walls

Approximately 1–1.5 hours

Wander through one of Portugal’s most picturesque medieval towns, with cobbled lanes, whitewashed houses and impressive fortifications.

Highlights

  • Óbidos Castle
  • Medieval Walls
  • Historic Centre
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Setúbal

Setúbal

Seafood, Coast & Natural Beauty

Approximately 50–60 minutes

Discover a relaxed Portuguese coastal city surrounded by beautiful landscapes, local markets and the Arrábida region.

Highlights

  • Mercado do Livramento
  • Historic Centre
  • Arrábida Scenery
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Mafra

Mafra

Portugal’s Monumental Royal Palace

Approximately 45–60 minutes

Visit the extraordinary Palace of Mafra, an immense royal complex featuring a palace, basilica and historic library.

Highlights

  • Mafra National Palace
  • Historic Library
  • Basilica
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Ericeira

Ericeira

Atlantic Views & Coastal Charm

Approximately 45–60 minutes

Discover a picturesque seaside town famous for dramatic Atlantic scenery, traditional streets and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.

Highlights

  • Historic Centre
  • Atlantic Coastline
  • Seaside Views
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Tomar

Tomar

Knights Templar History

Approximately 1 hr 45 min–2 hours

Step into Portugal’s fascinating medieval past in this historic town dominated by the magnificent Convent of Christ.

Highlights

  • Convent of Christ
  • Templar Castle
  • Historic Tomar
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Where to sleep

Hotels & stays

From palace hotels to design hostels — picks across four budgets.

Where to eat

Best places to eat

Local classics, budget wins, cafés and vegetarian gems — plus the iconic dishes you shouldn't leave without trying.

Representative seafood food for Cervejaria Ramiro
Best Local

Cervejaria Ramiro

Seafood

Intendente

price

€€€

Three-floor seafood palace — clams à Bulhão Pato, tiger prawns, prego to finish.

Why we recommend it

The city's most-loved shellfish house since 1956.

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Representative food hall food for Time Out Market
Budget-Friendly

Time Out Market

Food hall

Cais do Sodré

price

€€

Restored Mercado da Ribeira with 30+ curated stalls from top Lisbon chefs.

Why we recommend it

One ticket to a citywide tasting tour under one roof.

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Representative café / pastry food for Pastéis de Belém
Café & Bakery

Pastéis de Belém

Café / Pastry

Belém

price

The 1837 bakery with the original secret pastel recipe from the Jerónimos monks.

Why we recommend it

The pastel de nata all others are compared to.

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Representative peruvian-portuguese food for A Cevicheria
Popular Pick

A Cevicheria

Peruvian-Portuguese

Príncipe Real

price

€€

Kiko Martins's Príncipe Real bar with a giant octopus on the ceiling and no reservations.

Why we recommend it

Lisbon's most fun ceviche room — worth the wait.

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Representative vegan food for Ao 26 – Vegan Food Project
Vegan / Vegetarian

Ao 26 – Vegan Food Project

Vegan

Chiado

price

€€

Chiado favourite with plant-based versions of Portuguese classics.

Why we recommend it

Vegan bacalhau à brás? It works.

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Representative contemporary portuguese food for Belcanto
Luxury

Belcanto

Contemporary Portuguese

Chiado

price

€€€

José Avillez's two-Michelin-star restaurant reimagining traditional Portuguese cuisine with innovative tasting menus in the heart of Chiado.

Why we recommend it

One of Portugal's most celebrated restaurants, offering an unforgettable fine-dining experience showcasing modern Portuguese gastronomy.

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What to try

Iconic dishes of Lisbon

Pastel de nata
01

Pastel de nata

Flaky pastry cup with warm egg custard, dusted with cinnamon.

Bacalhau à brás
02

Bacalhau à brás

Shredded salt cod with straw-thin fries, onions, eggs and olives.

Sardinhas assadas
03

Sardinhas assadas

Charcoal-grilled sardines on bread — a summer street-fair staple.

Bifana
04

Bifana

Marinated pork steak in a crusty roll with mustard — the perfect walking lunch.

Ameijoas à Bulhão Pato
05

Ameijoas à Bulhão Pato

Clams steamed with garlic, coriander, white wine and olive oil.

Ginjinha
06

Ginjinha

Sour-cherry liqueur served in a chocolate cup from a hole-in-the-wall bar.

Getting here

Airport information

Which airport to fly into for Lisbon and how to reach the city centre.

International airport

Humberto Delgado Airport

Lisbon's main airport, uniquely located inside the city limits.

LIS

Distance to centre

~7 km north of central Lisbon

Travel time

20–35 min

Best for

All flights to Portugal

Getting to the city

Metro

Red line (Vermelha)

Direct metro from the terminal to Alameda and beyond.

~25 min to central Lisbon· Every 6–9 min

Bus

Aerobus / Carris buses

Airport shuttle and city buses to Rossio and Cais do Sodré.

~30 min· Every 20 min

Taxi

Taxi / rideshare

€€

Metered taxis and Bolt/Uber from marked ranks.

20–30 min

Airport services

Duty freeRestaurantsCafésCurrency exchangeFree Wi-FiBaggage storageCar rentalAccessibilityAirport hotels

Travel times and prices are approximate. Please check the official airport and transport websites for the latest schedules and fares before travelling.